Writer: Rod Espinosa Artist: Rod Espinosa Review by Tim Taylor Dark Horse (with surprisingly odd timing) has released an adaptation of Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. One may wonder what exactly the adaptation does differently, and we...
Rail shooters seem to have gotten a negative reputation this generation. Part of it is that Nintendo fans grew tired of companies like Capcom and Sega using rail-shooters as “Test” games for the hardcore...
The Ninja Turtles have been a huge part of my life. I would go as far as to say that Ninja Turtles was the first franchise to really dominant my life. It was such...
When you think of your typical iOS game, several words come to mind: casual, gimmicky, shallow, and cheap. When you think of an iOS installment of a “traditional” gaming series, several others also come...
In the sequel to Starbreeze Studios’ 2007 sleeper The Darkness, mercenary developer Digital Extremes brings back protagonist Jackie Estacado, a young mafia boss who wields and ancient demonic power known as, well, The Darkness....
A review of the latest DC DTV, Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Part 1
Writer:Ă‚Â Gene Luen Yang Artists:Ă‚Â Gurihiru & Michael Heisler Avatar: The Last Airbender: The Promise, aside from being a mouthful of a title, continues the story of Aang and his friends after the end of the...
Review By: Martin Baier Klei Entertainment made their first big splash in 2010 with Shank. Everyone, including me, was immediately impressed with the art style and the fluid animations the game had to offer....
It has come time, once again, for Nerds on the Rocks to evolve our review scale. While the Buy/Wait/Avoid system has served us well, we feel that as we expand our coverage that we...
Writer: Jesse Grillo Artists: Luigi Teruel,Ă‚Â Robert Grant andĂ‚Â Heather Breckel There’s an old expression, “there’s nothing new under the sun.” The expression usually means that there aren’t new stories. Anything that has had, will happen...
