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Spider-Man Reboot Coming 2012

Tech2k — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 21:14:17 +0000

For the few of fans who are interested on the progress of the latest spider-man reboot they have found an actor. Early July they announced that Andrew Garfield will step in to the role of Peter Parker. Garfield is a 26 year old form Los Angeles, California . Due to Garfield being 26 Sony thought he would be to old to play a high school student, So instead the movie will have the character start as a college student. James Vanderbilt will write the script for the new film and Marc Webb will direct.

Filming will start this December in Los Angeles

The Spider man series has been given mixed reviews since the first was release may of 2002, many fans like the first movie and felt it was the best adaptation of the Original story. Those Fans gave the first movie a 89% review rating. Spider-man 2 on the other hand received a 93% rating was said to have been the best movie. The last movie on the other hand was rate 63% and was consider a waste of money. Since the announcement of the reboot many fans are already blogging why the new film will be just as bad as the last film.

Marvel hates what you hate! Crappy games!

Vee — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 19:44:10 +0000

Marvel seems to be tightening up their belt a lot this year, reducing interest in movie adaptations, rebooting existing properties and now taking a step back in the gaming realm by doing QA on the games that arrive to market. The quote from Ira Rubenstein was “Actually, wait … we are not doing crappy movie-based games anymore. You can quote me on that.”

Word is that Marvel has been actively watching over Iron Man 2 for development and hopes to raise the bar to levels like with Wolverine, maybe in less of a movie tie-in capacity but still to that action and damage factor. Iron Man for the consoles and pc ended up being a complete nightmare, having a polished horrible handling title for the 360 and PS3 and a PS2 port for the Wii and PC was a complete nightmare that went completely unexplained especially when it came to packaging.

Hopefully Marvel does turn it around, it would be nice to get Super Hero based games that don’t make me want to throw the disc into a fire pit. If we’ll ever get a dedicated BAMFAS review for one is another story, I think our Marvel fan blood might keep us out of the running for now.

15 years too late for me.

Franks! — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 21:46:33 +0000

I stumbled across the greatest team up in documented history. Pb and J are blown out of the water by This completely awesome pairing.

Of course I am talking about Hasbro and Marvel.

Anyone born in the 80′s was raised on a steady diet of ghost busters, transformers and GI Joe. Of the three, GI Joe by far had the most action pose potential. Marvel toys were never the most agile of figures. They moved like they had all four limbs in a cast. And then over starched their undies.
For years kids just used the Joes and pretended they were comic heroes.

Hasbro had the GI Joe license and the Marvel line was handled by Toy Biz. Hasbro had the superior play quality and Toy biz had the detail… but it was like playing with a detailed block of wood.

Action figure collector’s prayers have been answered. Hasbro unveiled it’s Marvel Universe line of figures.

Go web go!

Look at that maneuverability!

The first wave includes:
*Black Panther
* Bullseye
* Daredevil
* Human Torch
* Translucent Burning Human Torch
* Extremsis Iron Man
* Stealth Iron-Man
* The Punisher V1
* Silver Surfer
* Classic Spider-Man
* Wolverine (X-Force)

Iron-man and snake eyes? Cobra might as well pack it in.

That is a very nice first wave to start your collection. Finally Iron-Man can take down cobra!