Sulking far away from anything fun or interesting, four-year-old child Steven “Sony Boy” Sonyeoson refused to build forts and castles at the local playground with other youngsters Samantha “Switch” Tendos and Xander “X” Boxhauff. Although often labeled frienemies, Switch and X recently decided to cross over and
Cynical nerds everywhere were baffled last week when Spider-Man: Homecoming turned out to actually be pretty good. “Ever since the teaser trailer dropped I’ve been waiting to hate-watch this thing,” grumbled Danny Goodman. “If I’d known it would actually be a coming-of-age tale filled with
“We’re very excited about this,” Spider-Man game director Brian Intihar said in an exclusive and totally not made up interview with Geek Melee. “We thought it was great being Batman and sneaking up on people and pressing R1 to quickly grapple around. But we thought, what
As I covered in a previous article, Nintendo used to send out promotional VHS tapes to Nintendo Power subscribers about upcoming video games. One of the better ones was for Star Fox 64. Much like the Pokémon video, I ran this tape through the ringer
Console Wars, written by Blake J. Harris, is one of the most interesting pieces of non-fiction I have ever read. The book tells the story of Nintendo and Sega and their fight for console supremacy during the 1990s. However, Harris writes the book as though
E3 has ended, and what a show it was. Our friend and agent in the field, John Lusby (seen above), was lucky enough to steal someone’s pass for the final day of the show. With his company issued smart phone camera, he snapped some great