Vampires are taking over. They’re dominating TV (True Blood, Vampire Diaries), the box office (Let Me In, Vampires Suck) and taking a serious bite out of pop culture (I refuse to name Stephanie Meyer’s crapfest – even though it did introduce me to Florence and the Machine). Still, the video game industry was ahead of the curve on this blood-sucking trend. Here are the five best vampires in video game history.
Episode 8 of Mortal Kombat: Legacy is the second part of the Scorpion / Sub Zero samurai film Kevin Tancharoen threw in his web series. Except now it’s more of a ninja film ‘cause it’s packed with fight scenes shot like 70s kung fu flicks, complete with gonzo edits and crash zooms.
Mortal Kombat: Legacy Episode 7 is the first of a two-part samurai film. Call it Crouching Tiger Hidden Snowball. And disappointing.
After a few recent ho-hum episodes, Mortal Kombat: Legacy returns to form.
L.A. Noir hits PS3 and Xbox 360 this week. Before you dive into that seedy world, check out the best film noir flicks that came before it.
Picking up exactly where Episode 4 left off, Episode 5 opens with Kitana and Mileena demonstrating their fighting prowess for Shao Kahn.
Mortal Kombat: Legacy Episode 4 is all about Kitana and Mileena’s background. And it’s a yawner.
If you’re going to bite it, bite it for a cause. Here are the six video game characters that kicked ass all the way to the grave.
Sonya kicks ass. Jax and Kano duke it out. Blood is spilled. Yup, Mortal Kombat: Legacy episode 2 is here, and we have a review.
