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Why Robin Makes Batman Better This is a new trailer for Capcom’s Dark Void. You know, for all its allusions to The Rocketeer, I’ve never really noticed how much it looks a lot more like Mass Effect. If Shepard used Super Soakers.
Capcom is releasing a demo for Dark Void on the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live this week, giving players an early taste of what awaits them on the other side come January 19th.
Capcom’s Dark Void won’t just be appearing on the 360, PC and PS3; no, it’ll also be appearing on… the Nintendo DSi.
Create, share, and play custom-made levels of a Dark Void-like flash game, with Capcom’s Jetpack Attack.
The latest trailer for Capcom’s Dark Void shows off just how not dark the titular void can actually be.
Brad Pitt’s production company Plan B Entertainment and Capcom have come to an agreement over the movie rights for Dark Void, now being developed as a sci-fi thriller and potential Pitt-starring vehicle.
There’s something fantastical about flying in a video game. We can easily run, jump and swim in real life. Flight is more exotic. But we do fantasise about it. Where do you think the term “flights of fancy” comes from?
There comes a time in the week to reflect on what got into my reporter’s notebook but didn’t turn into Kotaku blog posts. Shall we?
