Details of my 64th platinum.
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?
This week the podcast is giving away a free copy of BioShock Infinite for the Xbox 360!
In the meantime, the Gaming Flashback this time is the PlayStation One classic Chrono Cross, while Paul tries desperately to avoid listening to BioShock Infinite spoilers.
This week’s news includes:
* THQ’s UDraw failure “invalidated” Saints Row: The Third‘s success
* Levine: BioShock Infinite cost $100M to develop, and $100M to market
* American McGee doesn’t “see anything meaningful” in the PS4, SimCity players “need to relax”
* Schafer’s Double Fine Adventure project from Kickstarter is now Broken Age
* Capcom announces DuckTales Remastered, developed by WayForward
All this and some Reader Feedback.
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.
