Marvel Studios’ Iron Man (distributed by Paramount Pictures) will become the first 2008 film to cross the $300 million mark domestically on Thursday. Tweet Source
Daily Archives: June 18, 2008
‘The Hunt For Illidian’ Loot Cards
Upper Deck Entertainment has revealed the “loot cards” that will be included in The Hunt For Illidian. Tweet Source
"Next Avengers" DVD Artwork Revealed
The Marvel Animation Age has posted the DVD cover artwork and press release for the Next Avengers direct-to-video movie coming in September 2008. Tweet
Firefox 3 launch a success: 8 million downloads in 24 hours
The launch of Firefox 3 has proven to be a huge success. After 1 million downloads in less than four hours, Mozilla now reports over 8 million downloads in the first 24 hours since release, beating expectations of 5 million. Tweet
American Film Institute Names Top 10 Animated Films
The American Film Institute has released a "10 TOP 10" set of lists, naming the top 10 films in 10 different film genres. Listing "Animation" as a genre (much to the chagrin of many animation fans), the AFI named the following movies: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) Pinocchio (1940) Bambi (1942) The Lion…
Gears of War 2 to Reveal Identity of Female Narrator
Plus find out what other topics the story will focus on in the sequel to Gears of War. Tweet Source
Nvidia GeForce GTX 260/280 Review
Finally Nvidia has heard our pleas: The GTX 280 is the first real reworking of the G8x architecture. And, yes, breaking with tradition, "GTX" is a prefix for this new architecture. Now we know the company’s modus operandi: Introduce a new architecture on a proven engraving process. A new generation, a new name. Using the…
Google App Engine struggles against bug
Since early morning yesterday, Google’s App Engine Web application hosting service has been forced into a limp, yielding persistent errors for users attempting to access their applications. Tweet Source
Gaming expected to be a $68 billion business by 2012
An industry study conducted on the worldwide video game industry has predicted that the video game boom will continue through to 2012, with total sales soaring to $68.4 billion by 2012. The outlook isn’t as rosy for PC gaming, which is projected to drop by 1.2 percent during the same period. Tweet
