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So I'm a huge fan of The Boys. Mostly the show but the comic isn't always too bad of a read here and there. All the same, I say we have some fun with both with this match up. Now the important thing to ask is "What members are on the teams?" Because between the comics and show, both have had a little mix-up in casting or even some retired/dead members. A good example is that in the Show, Noir used to be a member of Payback but later joined the Seven. However in the comic he was only ever part of The Seven. The TNT Twins weren't a thing in the comics, Tek-Knight isn't part of the show at the time of writing when he was a member of the of the current version of Payback in the comic, etc. For the Seven it will be: Homelander Maeve Starlight A-Train Lamplighter The Deep Translucent Payback will consist of: Soldier Boy Crimson Countess Gunpowder Swatto Mindstorm The TNT Twins Black Noir For the sake of argument, we'll say that this is an alternate universe where Payback in this

E.V.I.L. Heroes is a six-issue mini sires of comics published by the company Zenescope perhaps best known for their "Grim fairy tales" books And written primarily by Joe Brusha with art done by Eric J and Gregbo Watson. The book is an interesting look at a certain idea that gets thrown around here and the and there: Superheroes are like modern mythology. Gods and super-geniuses fighting robots, giant monsters, other gods among men and so on. It asks what it would be like if a lot of that mythology was poured into the archetypes of heroes and examines a lot of the ramifications. Before we get too deep into it, I will name everyone as the exist in the book and the sort of archetype they represent/powers they have to keep character introductions and summaries short: The New Gods: Chaos, Who is basically the evil Superman of the setting. Olympus, AKA Evil Flash Zyana, AKA Evil Wonderwoman Atlas, AKA Evil Aquaman with a few aesthetic notes taken from Martian Manhunter Night, AKA Vampire

Trine was a game. Now it's a series of four games with a fifth on the way. Yes. I do find that ironic. That said, I just bought the collection on PS4 and want to talk about it and the events within. So... Let's do that. For the record: I will be spoiling the stories of these games completely but relatively concisely. I recommend playing the first two, they're great. Three is also alright but... We'll get to it. Point is: maybe do that before I give my opinions. If you don't care, I'm getting on with it. Trine: Enchanted Edition: TEE, as I will call it, is a remake of the original Trine with, as I understand it, most of the same assets and the like of the first game running the engine of Trine 2. Therefore it is not the "Original" but it is the STORY of the original presented more or less faithfully as I understand it. The gameplay is also basically the original with the only exceptions being an allowance of co-op play and the updated engine resulting in higher res graphics and some

Being as these are are the vast majority of my posts now, I don't feel guilty throwing this one on the pile. But what angle could I possibly have for the Blue Bomber's little brother? (Or at least his series?) Read along and find out: Plot: The game starts in a simple basically untextured simulation (Think the Training Stage in Street Fighter) in which the voice of the main character asks where the heck he is. A second voice explains that this is a simulation that will help "all of you" learn to move and fight in a series of new bodies. Suddenly a purple beam comes down from the ceiling and Vile emerges. He is your first playable character. After navigating some jumps and a few basic enemies, Vile is changed out to a new character. Dynamo. Wash, rinse, repeat until all the new characters are cycled through. Namely: The Repliforce Colonelfrom X4 , Red from X7, and Lumine from X8, all of whom have a mysterious "W" on their bodies. It all ends in a boss fight against a few simulated

It was a warm night. The sky was clear, allowing for a view of the stars, and all he could do was look up at them, humming occasionally in thought. It was around thirty minutes of this, letting his cape billow freely in the wind behind him off the roof's edge when he heard someone approaching. The steps seemed too heavy for Nightveil. But too light for the Titan Ium. The soft "tink" of the occasional footfall made it obvious the shoes were armored, however. He didn't bother to look, as he already knew what way they were coming from. "You can come out, Knight. I know you're there," he said, his Brooklyn accent on full display. He sighed and his new associate stepped out from behind an industrial air conditioner. "So you do have his hearing," Began the figure in black. He wore a helmet similar in style to something Sauron may have worn, a vague mess of shapes that continued into the crown-like spires for a face. Though these spires bent oddly in some places, almost as if from being

Let's be honest: A lot of us want something like this. These are two of the biggest brands in gaming with one of the longest-lasting harshest rivalries ever. Sega vs Nintendo wasn't this palpable or long-lived. I would throw Nintendo in here but they're off minding their own business by and large. So here I want to present an elevator pitch for the story, a few stages, rivalries, and the central gameplay/a few modes and character specifics of this hypothetical game where we finally get a cross over. Ideally it would be on PS4/5, Xbox One and Series X, and also PC. As for a title, Title Fight, the original name for PSASBR makes as much sense as anything else. Gameplay: The game would play like a more frantic match of Gears of War. You have characters with enhanced mobility in large, open spaces with plenty of cover and some background stuff all played with a Third Person Shooter kind of style. Every character has a hand full of abilities or kit that range from getting around to

I love the [PROTOTYPE] games. The second is one of my favorite games ever. So here, I wanna talk about a fan idea I have for what I would do with [PROTOTYPE] as a series if I was handed it on a silver platter. I'm doing this mostly as an exercise in creative weapon design and creative approaches to fights, meaning some of it might seem like a little much but it's all in fun. Gameplay: Gameplay would be split between three protagonists. -A Prototype we will christen "Danny" -A Blackwatch Trooper, although a more elite variant we will dub Samantha or "Sam" for short. -And a Super Soldier, who we will call "Clark." Danny: See, in most games, even with conceptually similar characters, your goal should be to make them play differently. People wouldn't care much about actually playing Vergil in DMC if he wasn't different enough from Dante to be interesting. Same with Nero and V. As such, Danny's powers are different to James and Alex's in that more of Danny's body changes when using

Okay, I know a lot of people LOATHE this game. We, collectively, have every reason too. But the world of Mighty No 9 is rife with potential for a sequel. And in this pitch, I wanna play around with that potential. Gameplay: Basically similar to the first but with some different powers for Ray and Beck (R&B) and different level gimmicks, of course. At least that's how it would be for R&B. For Call, I would have her be playable from the start for all levels, and, of course she has the ability to incorporate weapons from beaten bosses but the ones she uses are external. So while Beck reconfigures his whole body, Call basically just gets a new gun or ammo type. She also hits considerably harder than Beck. If she can't absorb Xels, It would just make sense for her to do more damage with her weapons so as to clear out enemies quicker. Ray isn't playable from the start, you have to unlock her, but she still plays about the same as she does in the original MN9. The only real change for

Object #: MCP-807 Object name: "It's good for you." Object class: Safe. Special Containment procedures: MCP-807 is to be contained in the 10 by 15 inch safe deposit box numbered accordingly to it's MCP number at site 14's anomalous non-living containment vault. The bottom of this deposit box is to be lined with a layer of packing foam along the bottom and a pair of Velcro straps mounted to either side. The straps are to be stretched over the rim of MCP 807 to prevent rattling and movement in the event of bombs, earth quakes, or anything that may otherwise cause the well or lip of MCP-807 to make contact with external objects. MCP-807 is to be taken out of its deposit box once a week to verify edibility of Velcro straps remains consistent with other forms of Velcro, (0%) as the anomalous effect of MCP-807 can result in a pest problem if not seen to properly. Testing on normal foods and objects can be approved by on-site staff, however any experiments involving anything from