Harmonix and MTV Games today announced that Johnny Cash will make his Rock Band debut next week with an eight pack of his greatest hits beginning Jan. 4 in the Rock Band 3 Music Store of downloadable content for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system and Wii™.  Nine songs featured previously in Rock Band games will also be available for free for the Xbox and PlayStation 3. Known as The Man in Black, Johnny Cash’s career spanned half a century over an array of musical genres. He holds numerous Country Music Association Awards, Grammy Awards…
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Nintendo of America today announced that the Pokémon™ Black Version and Pokémon White Version video games will launch in North America on March 6, 2011. The games, playable exclusively on the Nintendo DS™ family of systems, are a completely new adventure that Pokémon fans old and new can embark on. Pokémon Black Version and Pokémon White Version introduce more than 150 new Pokémon and a new region to explore. Pokémon Black Version and Pokémon White Version feature new Pokémon that players can catch, train and battle as they progress through the game, and some Pokémon can only be caught in one version of the…
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Since the beginning of artistic endeavors, there have been critics. When the first caveman scrawled the glory of his hunt on a cave wall, surely there was another caveman present to say “Why Grog use so much brown?” Without a doubt, Grog proceeded to mercilessly club the piss out of his critic and steal his wife from him. Luckily for us here at Guerrilla Geek, critic clubbing is more or less a thing of the past. Every week we offer up our opinions of comics, games, movies and more. Some of it is awful, but some of it is good…
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That’s right folks, Guerrilla Geek is going to the largest technology focused conference in the WORLD. The Consumer Electronics Show is produced every year by the Consumer Electronics Association and sets the tone for the coming year in technology. Everyone from Microsoft’s CEO, Steve Balmer, who is giving the first official Keynote, to Alan Mullaly, CEO of Ford Motor Company, will be in attendance at this coming year’s show. Panels covering topics from wireless connectivity in the home, to technological breakthroughs in healthy living, to the increasing popularity of social networking services and tablet PCs, CES is covering ALL the bases. Believe me when…
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Welcome to Comic Sense, a weekly look at some of the highs and lows of what the comic industry has to offer. This week, Comic Sense will be looking at two flagship titles for DC and Marvel, and a new single creator offering from DC in the Batman universe. Avengers #8 Writer: Brian Michael Bendis Artist: John Romita Jr. Avengers #8 is probably the first real breath that this series has allowed itself to take since its inception. That does not mean it necessarily slows at all, and as the title promises, we see the Illuminati reunite to discuss the…
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I’m late to the party. When Joss Whedon’s Dollhouse premiered in 2009, I took a look at the premiere and, despite the presence of the weirdly disarming Tamoh Penikett, I yawned. When friends of mine started nagging me to give it another chance, I dug in and became stubborn about it. “Oh come on, they said, “at least check out Episode Six, when everything goes through the roof.” I dug in some more; my time is valuable, and I hate wasting it on bad TV. It never entirely disappeared from my radar though, and when both seasons showed up as available for…
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This February, you’ll be able to enjoy an extra dimension with the release of Captain Wonder 3D from Image Comics — a comic book featuring the most advanced 3D ever used in the medium! This 48-page one shot is from comics superstars Brian Haberlin (Witchblade, Spawn, Aria) and Philip Tan (Green Lantern, X-Men, Spawn), who share writing and art duties in this thrilling superhero tale. 3D glasses are included! “With Captain Wonder, we developed an all-new 3D process, making this hands down the best 3D in comics,” exclaims Haberlin. “We’re sure we put the wonder back into comics with this…
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In this day of worldwide internet communication and advances in publishing, the small press comic industry is more vibrant than ever. This climate is perfect for a comic like Asylum Press’ Fearless Dawn, which is a pulpy, fun, tongue-fully-in-cheek romp. This book contains everything a growing geek needs: Nazis, giant frogs, humor, attitude, and scantly-clad women… it’s all here. Steve Mannion writes and illustrates Fearless Dawn, and does a rather good job at both. While the art slumps at times, when it’s good, it’s really good. It is clear that Mannion is incredibly talented, but there are sometimes that the…
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There are certain people in Hollywood that provoke a reaction with the just the mention of their name: Spielberg, Tarantino, Scorsese. On very rare occasions someone becomes so iconic in their field that just being attached to a production suddenly makes it notable. The Coen Brothers have secured such notoriety long ago and are still providing content to cement their legacy. In the end, True Grit is just another Coen Brothers movie; that is to say it’s visually stunning, quirky, full of talented actors at the top of their craft and brazen in its dedication to the art of storytelling…
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