Advanced Comic Review: House of Gold & Bones #1
Trapped in an alternate reality, the Human must make his way to the House of Gold & Bones as he is chased by a crazed mob, and taunted by mysterious ally. more »
Grand Theft Auto Radio Playlists Available on iTunes and Spotify
You may not have asked for it, but you know you wanted it. Rockstar has released playlists for every single station from every Grand Theft Auto game from GTA 3 onwards. more »
Enter Kid Apocalypse!
The universes of music and comics collide with the inter-dimensional character, Kid Apocalypse. more »
New Licenses for HeroClix: Toy Fair 2013
Wizkids/NECA tease us with some of their future plans for HeroClix. more »
Borderlands 2 Short Change Hero Cover Is Better Than The Original
UK-based rock band Rexon have recorded a cover of 'Short Change Hero', a song originally recorded by The Heavy, and featured in Borderlands 2. They recorded a suitably geeky video to accompany it, and it's flipping awesome. more »
Music Review: Synthetic Orchestra Video Game Orchestrations
Blake Robinson, the man who provided the music for the upcoming console version of Terraria, released a collection of orchestrated video game music before Christmas. Craig finally pulls his finger out and reviews it. more »
The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys Launches in June 2013
The wait is (almost) over! The True Live of the Fabulous Killjoys launches in June 2013! Welcome to Battery City, where the disease is the cure! more »
Journey Soundtrack Nominated For a Grammy
In a move sure to fire up the "video games as art" argument, the soundtrack to PS3 game Journey has been nominated for a Grammy award. That sound you hear is Craig squeaking with glee. more »
Music Review: Greatest Video Game Music 2
The Greatest Video Games Music 2 is out, giving you 17 tracks picked from some of the greatest and best-loved games ever, both new and old. Even if you don't enjoy video games, there's a chance you'll enjoy something on this album. Come read our... more »
Greatest Video Game Music 2
Everything sounds better with a soundtrack. Love, hate and everything in between. Video games are no exception. That's why, when Craig heard that the London Philharmonic Orchestra recorded another album of music from video games, he stood up and took notice. So should you. more »
