NYCC 2012: Horror Comes to Hong Kong in ‘Sleeping Dogs’ DLC
At a panel at New York Comic Con, Square Enix announced the first piece of ‘story-based’ DLC for their open-world crime game Sleeping Dogs. Of particular interest to ho
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Game Review: 'The Testament of Sherlock Holmes'
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s super sleuth Sherlock Holmes has seen a massive resurgence in the media over the past few years, with no fewer than three revisionist takes on the detective in as m
NYCC 2012: ‘Darkstalkers: Resurrection’ Brings the Night Warriors to HD
Darkstalkers may not have had the widespread fan base of their other fighting franchises, but its Street Fighter speed mixed with a campy, supernatural theme saw that it managed
Three New Characters Announced for ‘Injustice: Gods Among Us’
The beefy roster for Netherrealm Studios’ upcoming DC Comics-based fighter Injustice: Gods Among Us keeps getting filled in slowly but surely, with this weekend pulling back the ca
Free Update on the Horizon for ‘Resident Evil 6’
It’s only been a little over a week since Resident Evil 6 was released, and already Capcom has announced new content for the game.
From Horror to ‘Halo’: An Interview with Stewart Hendler
Halo is not a game that we would normally cover at FEARnet, but with the upcoming release of the Machinima web series Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn, we thought we’d make an exception due to the involvement of Stewart Hendler, the director behind movies like Sorority Row and Whisper.
FEARnet Movie Review: 'Resident Evil: Damnation'
Paul W.S. Andersen’s Resident Evil movies have long been derided by fans of the game (including me) for being accurate to their source material in only the most tenuous of fashions. Of course, after 5 movies, expecting anything different isn’t just an exercise in futility, it’s a workout regimen; the RE films became their own canon a long time ago.
Six Days of ‘Resident Evil 6’—Day 6: No Hope Left
How would you respond to a C-Virus outbreak?
Six Days of ‘Resident Evil 6’—Day 5: The ‘Resident Evil 6’ Video Game Review
"The more things change, the more they stay the same."
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