Quake 4, which follows the story from Quake 2 and is built on the Doom 3 engine is due to ship October 18th.
I know we don’t do a lot of game news, but I’m sure a fair number of you are gamers.
Quake 4, which follows the story from Quake 2 and is built on the Doom 3 engine is due to ship October 18th.
I know we don’t do a lot of game news, but I’m sure a fair number of you are gamers.
Apparently Firefly’s fanbase wasn’t enough to beat Jodie Foster’s star power this weekend. Remaining at #1, was “Flighplan” at $15 million. Coming up with $10.1 million was “Serenity.” That number was within the range predicted by Universal. Tim Burton’s stop-motion flick, “The Corpse Bride” came in just behind Joss’ labor of love with $9.8 million.
And for those of you who post on Slashdot, take note the the dollar sign goes BEFORE the number. Oy, didn’t we learn this in like second grade?
Below are the DC and Marvel Comics titles that stood
out for me. Feel free to contribute any that caught
your eye while flipping through the latest issue of
Previews.
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October has begun, and the floodgates have opened.
Look for many sets geared for Halloween, and some
others aiming for Christmas shopping. There are a lot
of genre picks this week.
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While I’m sure we’re all wetting ourselves to go see Serenity, there is another genre film coming out today, though Mirrormask is opening on a lot fewer screens. Anyone going to see this unusual story from Neil Gaiman?
The review was posted a while ago, after being submitted by Lurch Kimded. This is a forum to discuss the movie in a very spoiler-happy way.
Melinda works with a boy who did not survive a plane
crash.
The team tracks down an escaped mental patient.
(Sorry if you caught the description of “Shock”
earlier; for some reason, the official site is posting
a description of next week’s episode instead of this
one.)
The final season kicked off last night.
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The new version of The Night Stalker premiers tonight, starring Stuart Townsend as Kolchak. (The season premier of Smallville is also on tonight, but we’ll go with a review rather than discussion column. Expect that tomorrow morning.)