AnimeNews Network is reporting that gamers won’t have to wait as long for Resident Evil 6. The game for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 release date has been moved up to October 2, 2012, from its previous November release date. Thanks to AnimeNews Network, through YouTube, for the trailer below:
Episdoe 14 of ComicPop Library
Join Richard, Matt, and Chris as we review and discuss Bad Island by Doug TenNapel and, something different this time, the Skylanders video game by Activision.
Today is Mass Effect Day
CAPCOM releasing Steel this June
Another Zombie Themed Game
Warner Bros. is bring the world of gaming Lollipop Zombie later this year. This game is definitely not for children. However, for your older gamers (16 and up) will probably get a kick out of this game. It is reminiscent of the Buffy the Vampire Slayer movie. It has the cheerleader aspect, but with zombies not vampires. While it is a horror game it is full of funny dialogue. Thanks to YouTuber “gamespot” for the trailer below.
Be warned though this trailer contains some language, partial nudity and gory situations.
Soul Calibur V Graffiti Art
Namco Bandai Games Europe came up with a cool way to advertise for Soul Calibur V. They hired two graffiti artists to do a mural on the Great Eastern Street Wall in London’s East End. The information on YouTube on gives the name of one artist that painted the advertisement and that is Jim Rockwell. The below video shows a time-lapse of the painting and a scan of the whole painting when it is completed, which took three days. The very end of the video is a trailer for Soul Calibur V. Thanks to AnimeNews Network and YouTube Channel “NamcoBandaiGamesEU” for the news and video.
Soul Calibur V
Resident Evil Revelations Trailer
New Art Book from Dark Horse
Here is a book that will be appreciated by you patrons that enjoy video games and art work. Dark Horse is releasing The Art of the Mass Effect Universe in February 2012 with a suggested price of $39.99. This is an item that the library could use to cross promote video gaming and your library’s art collection.
http://www.darkhorse.com/Blog/560/announcing-art-mass-effect-universe
Playing Video Games at the Supreme Court
The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund’s site has posted a short article over Video Games. The Supreme Court is currently looking at a case Brown v. EMA. In this case California is seeking an appeal on a law the state passed, that minors can not purchase video games that have violent content because it is harmful to minors. Within their own state the law was struck down as a violation of the 1st Amendment, hence the appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. What is worry some to the CBLDF and others is that this law if left to stand could be expanded to include other forms of media to include comic books. For the full article make the jump below.
http://cbldf.org/homepage/supreme-court-may-soon-make-decision-about-violent-video-games/