Graydon Webb – The Contrarian American/Image Enthusiast DC Villain Origins – Developed by Respawn Entertainment I must preface this with a confession: I’m really not much of a DC Comics fan. Hell, I’m not much of a superhero comic-reader at all! Aside from Invincible for supes and a small bit of Fables for DC, I
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62To learn more about the Multiversus Roster Showdown, check out the introduction post here. Contender 1: Space Ghost Our first superhero up to the battle is the late-night space flight one himself – Space Ghost. While he has definitely been around longer than our second hero, you’d be hard-pressed to say he was more popular.
63To learn more about the Multiversus Roster Showdown, check out the introduction post here. Contender 1: The Flaming C (Conan O’Brien) A little over 10 years ago, a weird bit of advertising occurred for the Young Justice animated series. It wasn’t a commercial or some elaborate ARG. Instead, it involved Conan O’Brien. There, Conan created
64Emmett Watkins Jr. – Umbra Witch/Big Stepper LEGO Bad Boys We’ve had, just, so many LEGO games over the last few decades, and most of them are great. But one reason most people only play one or two of them instead of trying to play the entire series is that they all play super similar
65It’s that time again when one of us at VGU decides to give free ideas to developers and publishers. So if you read this Koei Tecmo, this idea is directly for you. Take that musou gameplay and put another property in it as you did with Hyrule Warriors. But this time….do Power Rangers. Power Rangers
66A few years ago, VGU member Emmett Watkins Jr. took it upon himself to do something we hadn’t done before or since. He started the PlayStation All-Star Ultimate Roster Showdown. Well now a new platform-fighter has been released (at least in open beta at the time of this writing) in the Warner Brothers published title
67Ayyyy, it is I, the GamerSnitch. If you go through the family history, you’ll find that I’m directly related to the old EGM alumni Quartermann. I’m his cousin’s niece’s grandmother’s half-brother’s daughter’s long distant friend’s ex-boyfriend. Try not to think about it, the link is there. Anyways, with the Quartermann having disappeared into the ether,
68Allan had the urge to hop back into the Hypertime to discuss some DC Comics. So join us as we discuss some recent past and current DC stuff happening and our thoughts on it. And if you’re looking for us talking more about DC Comics, check out our back episode from a couple of years
69Just under half of the games I played this year released prior to 2021. So I wanted to take a moment to talk about a few of those games as well. And you know what? I’ll rank them as well. 5. Asura’s Wrath DLC (Episodes 19 – 22) I played Asura’s Wrath in 2012 when
70In 1997, the world changed for Superman. What had been a constant for roughly 60 years would receive a shake-up when not only his costume changed, but his powers changed as well. Join Allan and Josh in the Hypertime as we discuss this major, although often criticized, era of Superman. Sources: https://comicbook.com/dc/news/20-years-later-how-did-electric-superman-happen-/ https://comicbook.com/dc/news/was-the-electric-superman-look-supposed-to-be-permanent-/ https://comicbook.com/dc/news/dan-jurgens-looks-back-on-twenty-years-since-electric-superman/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superman_Red/Superman_Blue
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