Interview with Nathan Jurevicius on creating Scarygirl

I had a wonderful chat with Nathan Jurevicius, creator of the Scarygirl brand (see the new PSN/XBLA download title). You can read the interview here.
Where fiction collides.

I had a wonderful chat with Nathan Jurevicius, creator of the Scarygirl brand (see the new PSN/XBLA download title). You can read the interview here.

Check out my thoughts on Rayman Origins (not a review). Were you satisfied with what the platformer delivered, or were you hoping for more?

Reviews of Wonder Woman, Supergirl, and Superboy #5 are available at Impulse Creations. Find out which ones are super and which ones are in need of major saving.

I got a little carried away with this one, so hopefully you find it to be an interesting read. Here are ten ridiculously awesome video game crossovers that need to happen. Check it out on GameZone. Thumbs up for the new site design!
Which sounds good to me. I love Guilty Gear and BlazBlue, and Arc System Works looks like it’s aiming for something similar with Persona 4: The Ultimate in Mayonaka Arena (details on the characters, their moves, and their awakening attacks over at Siliconera). Who’s interested?
I enjoy other fighting game series—such as Soulcalibur, Tekken, and Street Fighter—but they don’t captivate me as well as Guilty Gear and BlazBlue do. The characters are unique and interesting, spout hilarious one-liners (in the case of BlazBlue, anyway), and can unleash some seriously awesome moves—in other words, they have more personality than they do an anatomically incorrect amount of muscle.