On May 15, 1978, bell bottoms, strobe lights, disco music, and electronic gaming collided at popular New York City nightclub Studio 54 for the midnight release party of Milton Bradley’s Simon.
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Kotobukiya have been showing off a lot of their upcoming Star Wars statues lately and they show no sign of slowing down. Their latest to be revealed is a Captain Phasma ARTFX statue, which is possibly the most iconic looking new character from the upcoming Star Wars: The Force Awakens film. I have to hand it to Kotobukiya […]
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Released in 1968 by Schaper, Big Mouth combines two of my favorite things--food and humor--into a single game.
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With Fall here it’s time for so many changes! From the trees, color of the leaves, the foods we eat, clothes we wear, many things change during this seasonal transition. Living in many places, summer is gone, the days of hot days and warm nights. Now it’s time for cool days and cold nights. I… [read more]
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RAC reviews Transformers: Devastation! It's a solid and fun game that focuses on replay value, perhaps at the expense of the single playthrough. And the presentation is very G1 - but is it too G1, or not G1 enough? Click through to watch the video review and decide for yourself!
IDW has released a short preview via the Issuu Publication platform for Sins Of The Wreckers #1, due in shops next month. The preview includes the pages that were seen from a print copy at NYCC last week, but we now have much better looks at them and the Nick Roche art they contain than the earlier photographed copies. We've mirrored the images from the Issuu document, so click through and have a read!
On the Botcon website today we've had the third reveal from next year's boxset. Having already teased that the Tripredacus Council from Beast Wars "The Agenda, Part 1" were going to be part of it, the first of those three has been shown as Ramhorn, made from the Combiner Wars Brawl mold ...with a drill attachment. Yes, more importantly than the convention reveal, it may be that we finally see evidence of how the Technobots were planned to be executed for Combiner Wars, meaning Ramhorn seems to have inherited the body of Nosecone. Click through to have a look.
Hisashi Yuki is at it again, taking to Twitter with a new toy photo. The latest is Guardian, better known as Defensor from the Unite Warriors boxset release coming toward the end of the year. This photo makes the TakaraTomy release look particularly nice with the specific blue on Hot Spot and Streetwise's subtle light grey. And of course we get to see Groove Leg again. Click through to check it out!
