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First Official Watchmen Screens and Art Released by Warner Bros.

Warner Bros. released today the first official screenshots and artwork from its upcoming downloadable episodic action series, Watchmen: The End is Nigh, based of course on Alan Moore's celebrated 1986 graphic novel.

The screens highlight the game's two playable characters, Nite Owl and Rorschach, and their personal fighting styles.

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jkhan5562d ago

Is it me or the game looks really mehhh :|
I don't like to compare games but seriously i hope this looks better in motion. I don't how the third party devs gonna maintain there own when compared to first party titles there games looks last gen.

Sangria5562d ago

You know what it is, adaptations, etc... There will be a Watchmen movie, then we HAVE to have a Watchmen video game. Same for Quantum Of Solace, Hulk, Iron Man, etc...

Sangria5562d ago

I've actually never heard about Watchmen, i've checked the Wikipedia article and i must say i'm very intrigued, it's a very interesting plot for a comic book, but i guess i'll have to discover it through the movie.

Baba19065562d ago

my favorite comic of all time. its amazing a piece of art, and i dont think that the movie or the game can capture that. i still hope tis gonna be fun.

Spoon2015561d ago

You should definitely go read it before you see the movie.

Spoon2015562d ago

Those screens look terrible hopefully the final version will look better that. Not sure how I fell about this being a game.

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All Star Heroes: Top 10 DC Comics Video Games

Warner Brother's DC Entertainment has been known for putting out (mostly) consistent content for years, and that includes forays into video games. Given that DC focuses a lot more on their solo characters, particularly Batman, Superman and Green Lantern, than Marvel does, its no wonder that DC has had an easier time adapting their IP's to other trans-media proprieties. While Marvel's team movie effort The Avengers has proven wildly successful, DC's Dark Knight trilogy, recent Man of Steel film and the entire animated universe helmed by DC animation veteran Bruce Timm has defined an era of superhero cartoons and direct-to-dvd animated features.

Jackhass3934d ago

Man, DC Comics hasn't had great luck with games, has it? They had to resort to a few pretty average games to fill out the list.

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Watchmen co-creator Dave Gibbons did little work on Watchmen: The End Is Nigh, but was paid “a lot”

Watchmen co-creator Dave Gibbons revealed that he was paid a hefty sum to be a consultant on the critically-panned Watchmen: The End Is Nigh game even though he wasn’t heavily involved. Gibbons also says the game is not canon, and because of that, he was actually fine with liking and disliking parts of the game.

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Lost Potential: Watchmen

"A brawler? Are you serious? As a game developer you look at the Watchmen movie / graphic novel and think “Hmmm that would totally go good with a fighting game, but since Dr. Manhattan would own everybody lets make it a brawler with Rorschach and Nite Owl!” Screw you Deadline Games!" - FirstDropShow

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sorceror1714431d ago

Well, *as* a brawler, it was decent. And had better graphics than most downloadable games. And don't forget, most games take longer to make than most movies, so movie games are always rushed.

That said... yeah, it wasn't worthy of the source material.