A street named after James Bond

After years in the British Secret Service, a street was named James Bond... in  Carolina, Puerto Rico (there's a Costco nearby). This street (calle in Spanish) was called James Bones (possibly a spelling error) but a couple of years ago it changed to the name of the famous fictional character. The directions to get there (from San Juan International Airport) is here.

The Fash Digital Comics Sale!

 To celebrate the release of the new TV series, DC is having a massive Flash sale. This includes issues from the New 52, Pre-Flashpoint, FlashPoint mini, Flash Rebirth mini and even tons of issues from the classic Wally West series (Yay!!!). Each issue is at $0.99 and the sale ends next Monday (10/13/2014) at 11 PM. Check here for more details. There is also a Walking Dead and Transformers sale.

Uncanny Avengers Digital Comic Sale

 With the AXIS event fast approaching, Marvel is having an Uncanny Avengers (the series leading up to the event) sale with each issue at $0.99 each. Sale ends Monday at 11PM. Check here for more details.

Fun with Photoshop: The Running Man for the NES

As Requested by Prof. Dutch Bag here it is, the cover for the NES version of The Running Man ( Power Pad required!) As Prof. Dutch Bag informed, the was a video game adaptation but not for the NES. If you have any suggestions for a box art, please leave a comment.

Dragon Force: An awesome game that you probably didn’t play

 A lot of games are released each year and sometimes, great games fall into obscurity. In this series of post we’ll explore of gaming’s forgotten gems. None of the games appearing in these posts are imports. Also, these are based on my impressions of the game, which can be different from other people so feel free to comment your opinions of the game. Our first entry features Dragon Force, the real time strategy-game released by Working Designs in North America for the Sega Saturn in 1996.

Cyclops #5 Review

This series is a real treat. It has the main character (Cyclops) completely taken from his element. No X-Men, Jean, Professor X, timeline  (he’s from the past), in space and with his father (Corsair) who he though was dead.  Over the course of the previous issues, Greg Rucka showed us how different both characters are (Scott is insecure and uptight while Corsair is confident and lay back) but how much they need one another. This issue continues the father and son dynamic but also touches themes of loyalty and honor. I’ll try to keep the spoilers to a minimum.

Konami Sale @ PSN

Konami is having a digital sale on the PSN, including games from the Metal Gear and Castlevania series (why Castlevania Chronicles Lament of Innocence are not included is beyond me). Check the Playstion Blog for more details and full list of the games for sale