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DC and Epic Games are teaming on a Batman- Fortnite crossover in April. Batman/Fortnite: Zero Point is a six-issue limited series debuting April 20 simultaneously in comic book stores and digital platforms and in the native languages of six territories - Germany, Italy, Mexico, Brazil, Spain, and the Czech Republic. The series will ship twice-monthly in May and June and then conclude in July. "A crack splits the sky above Gotham City... a tear in reality itself," reads DC's description of the storyline. "This rift pulls the Dark Knight into a bizarre and unfamiliar world, with no memory of who he is or where he came from... Batman has been drawn into Fortnite! "As he fights to recall his past and escape an endless loop of chaos and struggle, he'll come face-to-face with the likes of Renegade Raider, Fishstick, Bandolier, and more. While the world's greatest detective strives to make sense of this strange new world, he'll uncover the shocking truth about the Island, what … [Read more...] about Batman and Fortnite crossover comic book series reveals untold secrets about the game

While the next big-screen outing for The Avengers is coming in two movies released a year apart, to date Infinity War has very much been spoken about as one thing. In a new interview, directors Joe and Anthony Russo have now revealed that the films will in fact be very different to one another. Speaking to IO9 , the Russos explained that although Infinity War Part One and Part Two will be shot back-to-back, fans shouldn't expect to the see a single film simply split in half. "The movies are very, very different from one another," said Anthony Russo. "It's not a part one and part two scenario, necessarily. They're just two different expressions. I think it creates a misconception that we're shooting them at the same time." "There's an overarching story that's going to be told through all four films," Joe Russo explained, referring to Captain America: The Winter Soldier and the upcoming Captain America: Civil War, both of which they directed. "And I think having the … [Read more...] about Marvel’s Avengers Infinity War Will be Two “Very Different” Movies

After leaving Sega, and narrowly dodging a bullet of having his name on the disaster that was Sonic 2006, Yuji Naka established his own company, Prope. It was a chance for the veteran developer to create a range of original IP no longer shackled to a certain blue hedgehog. While the majority of the studio's output was rather simplistic casual games for mobile, the man behind Sonic, NiGHTS, and yes, even Billy Hatcher, hadn't given up on creating another colourful mascot action-platformer. This brings us to Rodea the Sky Soldier. Which is not really a platformer at all, since the magic comes from not touching the ground, but rather soaring and bounding between targets. You pilot the titular robot boy who's trying to recover his memories while defending the floating kingdom of Garuda from the dastardly mechanical Naga Empire. Sadly, Naka's vision never got a fair shake, with the Wii-developed version relegated to a 'bonus' disc if you were lucky to pick up the launch edition on Wii … [Read more...] about The Double-A Team: Rodea the Sky Soldier is an overlooked action game that deserves to take flight