First appearing in theaters and shown just before "Wonder Woman" begins, the unreleased "DC Films" animated intro sequence showing the various heroes and characters of the DC Universe pose in EPIC fashion has come online (via Comic Book Movie). Check it out.
Looking over the interwebz on this triple digit day of 11-11-11, I happened to stumble across this piece of awesomeness that pays tribute to not only one, but TWO Batman source materials! Take a gander at this fan made intro video that combines Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight with the 1960's Batman opening!
Fan made The Dark Knight "Batman" opening
As a big fan of The Bat, this brought a smile to my face! Heck, even DCU and Comic Book Movie were so impressed that they featured this in their posts! Props go to happydragonpics for this one!
Via his official Twitter account, Tekken series producer Katsuhiro Harada has unveiled to fans worldwide the official intro to Tekken Tag Tournament 2! Anyone familiar with the series will get a kick out of this, as a familiar tune from the original TTT PS2 release makes a surprise remix return! Click and see for yourselves!
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Arcade Intro
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 is slated to hit arcades on Autumn this year!
A few days ago, I encountered a post over at io9 highlighting a segment from one of the latest episodes of Family Guy. It has that evil boy genius, Stewie Griffin, recreating the entire intro of the late 70's Marvel show "The Incredbile Hulk". As you can imagine, Stewie plays the late Bill Bixby's role of Dr. David Banner, while his father, Peter Griffin, steps in to play the part of the monstrous Hulk that was made famous by legendary bodybuilder Lou Ferrigno. Suffice to say, the whole spoof was totally hilarious and awesome. Check it here!
It's October already, and by the end of this month, gamers will finally see the long awaited console release of Tekken 6, the 3D fighting game brawler from Bandai Namco Games. Since it was first introduced to us in arcades almost two years ago, T6 was the first installment in the long running King Of Iron Fist Tournament series to not get a direct port to home systems immediately, and it's a smart move by the developers, since it extends the lifespan and replay value of the game in the Arcade. It also allowed Bandai Namco the time to sort out certain issues and tweaks, as well as adding new content for fans to enjoy, which culminated in the update game, Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion. Now, after a long, hard wait, Tekken fans will be able to take the game home for the PS3, Xbox 360, and PSP by the end of this month, and I'm pretty hyped up for this game already. In fact, the full cinematic intro for the game made its way to You Tube, and it was shown to me by my friend Billy. Check it out below and see how it looks:
Tekken 6 Console Intro
As expected, it's an extended version of the original T6 opening; Another typical cinematic introduction. While it's a nicely done CG piece, I still prefer the intro to Bloodline Rebellion. If you haven't seen that, here it is:
Tekken 6 Bloodline Rebellion Arcade Intro
Much better and more stylish. Hope there's an extended version of this that rotates with the other intro in the console version.
Tekken 6 hits the PS3 and 360 on October 27. Watch out for it.
A few days ago, I encountered a post over at io9 highlighting a segment from one of the latest episodes of Family Guy. It has that evil boy genius, Stewie Griffin, recreating the entire intro of the late 70's Marvel show "The Incredbile Hulk". As you can imagine, Stewie plays the late Bill Bixby's role of Dr. David Banner, while his father, Peter Griffin, steps in to play the part of the monstrous Hulk that was made famous by legendary bodybuilder Lou Ferrigno. Suffice to say, the whole spoof was totally hilarious and awesome. Check it here!
