Recent content by Darth Marsden

Actually, contrary to what the last paragraph of the article implies, Joel's the only returning cast member and he's not even portraying the 'host'... he'll be doing behind-the-scenes stuff with an occasional cameo as a non-Joel character. It IS in continuity with the original show though -...

I meant it's never explained in THIS film. I know what it meant in the old continuity :)

They never mention what SPECTRE stands for, or if it even stands for anything at all.

Awesome. The price is perfect too - it's only £1.99 here in sunny ol' England. One minor recommendation I'd give about this otherwise great review is to place a link to the game's homepage at the end of it. I know there's already a link near the beginning, but it's mixed in with the first...

I believe Tommy keeps his inventory items in his stomach - did you try clicking on HIM to access his inventory?

They're making actual playsets, if that's enough to satisfy you. Otherwise... yeah, frustrating we'll probably not get a standalone Lego Doctor Who game. It's so perfect for it too. Individual stories being a level, and so many to choose from... bleh.

Nothing for First Person Shooters? Just RPGs and RTSs? ...huh. That... that actually says quite a bit.

The link to Bree Olson leads to a page with nothing on it. Might wanna look into that. Other than that, good review. I've heard much the same from every other critic who's seen it, but I think you're the first to compare it (favourably!) to Paul Blart, which really does raise the question of...

I can safely say that this DID air in the UK, as I have fond memories of watching it as a child (heck, even taping a few episodes - remember VHS?).

DOCTOR WHO. Trilogy of games, each with four chapters, one Doctor per chapter (except Tom Baker - he gets two), each individual level based on a popular story from the show (except Paul McGann, he'll have to have some based on audio adventures). Tell me they wouldn't sell. Oh, and nd Lego...

Back to the film recaps... I'd argue that Incredible Hulk isn't terrible. It's by no means brilliant, but I view it as a distinctly "OK" film. And by that, I mean that no matter what aspect of the film you're talking about, it can be summed up as "Eh, it was OK." How's the acting? Eh, it was...

Habit? Doesn't matter if it's a toy or not - if I see a train coming at me, I'm gonna freak out a bit. I'm guessing after he emerges unscathed, Yellowjacket'll be all like "oh yeah, super suit. Duh."

The baddie's running a company. The good guys... aren't. (Also it looks like the Ant-Man suit's been around for years, since in the trailer that first shot of a guy getting thrown around - the one right before the lightbulb - is supposedly from a flashback in Cuba, so this could be a case of...

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REALLY need to emphasise that Telltale Games had nothing to do with Sam & Max Hit the Road. They're responsible for the pair's return in 3 seasons of episodic games, but the original game you show/recommend in this list was by LucasArts. Also need to point out that the first three King's...