ATemporaryDistraction.com: "Marvel Super Hero Squad: Comic Combat is certainly an incredibly fun little action game, and its use of the uDraw Tablet is smooth, responsive and helps elevate it above the usual generic action games aimed at kids. The game’s tongue-in-cheek humour of the cartoon proves surprisingly effective for children and adults, too, lovingly poking fun at familiar characters and slipping in plenty of well-placed pop culture gags. Sadly, it’s also an incredibly short game with no worthwhile replay value, and its never as inventive or imaginative as the concept and technology allows. If you or your children have a uDraw Tablet, then it’s an enjoyable, well made game well worth playing, but while you won’t feel short-changed by the quality, you might just feel cheated by the lack of longevity."
Is it Wolverine? Deadpool? Emma Frost? Find out in Kirk Deis post.
The point on Professor X is totally wrong, having an injury that affects nerves has nothing to do with "willpower". It's like saying "he should be able to cut his arm off and just put it back in place, because he has mental powah"
Kirk Deis should likely stick to whatever it is he does usually - I don't think he understands the X-Men comics very well. If he had said Kitty Pryde, or Banshee, or Dazzler there'd be no argument - but Professor X?
Gameplanet: THQ, the publisher of games such as Saints Row, WWE, and Company of Heroes, is no more. James Cullinane revisits the five games that finally capsized the company.
GamerTell investigates the uDraw GameTablet to see how much it would cost you to pick one up today, should you feel like honoring THQ's demise by buying a completely unnecessary peripheral.
