The climax of December 31st this year won’t just mark the end of another calendar year, but also the closure of an entire decade, and as we roll into the 20’s, it’s time to look back at a ten years of comic book video games. This decade has been an interesting one for comic book,…
It looks like the second season of The Wolf Among Us wasn’t the only surprise the newly formed Telltale 2.0 had up their sleeves. Leaked last week but officially released today, both Batman: The Telltale Series and Batman: The Enemy Within have returned with a new look of sorts. Dubbed “Shadows Mode,” the inexpensive downloadable update, provided you own the…
With Warner Bros. Joker landing in cinemas this weekend and already getting rave reviews, Josh over at Panels to Pixels counts down the Clown Prince of Crime’s Top 5 video game appearances. Watch the video below, don’t forget to subscribe, and if you’re in the position to do so, please consider donating to the Panels to PIxels Patreon. VIA PANELS TO…
In September last year, news broke that Telltale Games, who worked on comic properties like The Walking Dead, The Wolf Among Us (inspired by the Vertigo series Fables), Guardians of the Galaxy and even Batman, was closing down. Employees were given very little warning, and countless people lost their jobs, health insurance, and were left with mental health issues that…
2009 is not a year I look back on fondly. My first job out of university in 2007 was in the telephone customer service industry, and it paid the bills while also allowing me to afford things I never could afford before, but it didn’t take long for me to loathe going to work everyday.…
Before Mortal Kombat 11 even came out last April, data miners had unearthed the information that Batman’s arch-nemesis The Joker and Todd McFarlane’s Spawn were coming to Mortal Kombat 11. A new trailer focusing on the game’s Kombat Pack not only confirms the duo, but also provides the first look at their in-game character models. Spawn looks like…
Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight trilogy hasn’t had the best track record when it comes to video games. 2005’s Batman Begins was a respectable Splinter Cell clone from EA developed by Eurocom, but it was still above average at best. There was a game based on The Dark Knight in development from now defunct studio Pandemic, but it was cancelled and became the…
