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E3 Day 4 2021 – Nintendo, Yooreka Studio, Bandai Namco, GameSpot, Awards Show
Danny Damage | Jun 15, 2021 | 2
<-E3 2021 Day3 Yesterday was a bit rough… E3 Day 4 2021 (Tuesday, June 15th) If you’d like to watch the full presentation, you can check it out here. E3 Day 4 Broadcast Pre-show Coming soon to a shopping channel near you, these vacuous twats again. One of them made an ass-to-mouth jok...
Read MoreE3 Day 1 2021 – Guerilla Collective, Ubisoft, Devolver, Gearbox
Danny Damage | Jun 12, 2021 | 2
E3 2021 Day 2>>> Previously in some digital headspace that lives over at DannyDamage.co.uk most of the time… Since the event is fully virtual and there’s only one digitally-fragmented personality here at Geeks+Gamers, I’ve been “sent” here to the fashionable ca...
Read MoreDisney+ to Adapt Kingdom Hearts Games With Original Voice Actors
Kingdom Hearts is coming to Disney+ in the form of a TV show. Jeremy Conrad reported that the house of Mouse will be bringing the iconic Square Enix video game franchise to the animated series format. Several voice actors, including Bill Farmer as Goofy, are returning to their roles. Brett: Virginia...
Read MoreE3 2019 Nintendo Direct
andrewrodriguez | Jun 27, 2019 | 0
Nintendo is known for playing to their strengths when E3 rolls around, and 2019 did not disappoint. Staying true to form to the last several conferences, the video game giant gave all of their presentations via Nintendo Direct and Treehouse Live streams. The first two years of the Nintendo Switch’...
Read MoreE3 Day 3 – Ubisoft Press Conference
Following the Square Enix showcase at E3 was the Ubisoft press conference. They had a diverse spread of games to show off, with seemingly something for everyone coming out in the next year. Ubisoft kicked off its conference with a song-and-dance performance featuring a marching band and a Panda to a...
Read MoreREVIEW: Deadpool & Wolverine (2024)
There’s a reason Marvel sold Deadpool & Wolverine on the premise and the cameos; those and the humor are the strongest parts of the movie, the rest of which sits on a rickety plot, bland villains, and character work that comes way too late to have the impact it should. But it’s fun – oh b...
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