Niantic Inc., the studio behind the successful augmented reality game “Pokémon Go”, is working on a new project. A magical one. Together with Warner. Bros Interactive Entertainment they’re bringing “Harry Potter: Wizards Unite”. The game will be released under a newly created label Portkey Games. Similarly to “Pokémon Go”, “Harry Potter: Wizards Unite” will connect two realities,… Continue reading
Evanescence new single and video Imperfection
This year has been a great one for Evanescence fans! During 2016-2017, after a long hiatus, they have finally made the tour (I’ve seen them live for the first time and it was amazing). After 6 years of silence, they have also released a new single Imperfection (with a video clip) and a new album, Synthesis, is coming!… Continue reading
“Book of Dust” Volume One is Finally Out
After 14 years since it first was conceived, Phillip Pullman’s “The Book of Dust” has finally been released. A follow-up to the successful “His Dark Materials” trilogy, it serves as an expansion of the world introduced in the previous books. Phillip Pullman’s “His Dark Materials” was a critically acclaimed trilogy of fantasy novels, greatly influenced… Continue reading
Sony will publish games on Nintendo Switch and PC?
Sony will be another publisher that supports Nintendo Switch, PC and maybe even other consoles. But there’s a twist, so don’t get your hopes up! They won’t give us such exclusives as Uncharted. Here’s why! Sony Music Entertainment (a subsidiary of Sony) is launching a separate publishing label called Unties. Unties will release multi-platform games… Continue reading
Miyazaki’s singular ‘Lupin the 3rd: The Castle of Cagliostro’ screens twice in September
For American anime fans who need end-of-summer salvation, know that a guardian angel has your back. The Hayao Miyazaki opus “Lupin the 3rd: The Castle of Cagliostro” enjoys a second coming! Maybe the blessed event is destined for a hallowed location near you! Thanks to acclaimed Sega-Sammy subsidiary TMS Entertainment, plus distributors ELEVEN ARTS Anime… Continue reading
San Diego Comic-Con 2017: A Big Summary Part 2 of 3
Welcome to the second part of our big San Diego Comic-Con 2017 summary. Today we’ll talk about the most interesting Friday events. Without the unnecessary empty introductions, let’s move on to the goodies. First, a table of contents for your convenience. TABLE OF CONTENTS FRIDAY Young Justice Marvel: Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends DC Universe… Continue reading
San Diego Comic-Con 2017: A Big Summary Part 1 of 3
It’s been almost four weeks since we had a very important event for all the geeks out there: San Diego Comic-Con (or SDCC, for short). As you all should know, it’s not just a comic book convention. It’s about all things popculture: tv shows, films and games included. There sure has been a lot of… Continue reading
“Spider-Man: Homecoming”: Not That Amazing
A little disclaimer first: I’m not a big fan of Spider-Man. He’s just one of these characters that didn’t resonate with me. That being said, I like some of his incarnations. I loved Sam Raimi’s first two films, I enjoyed playing games based on them and I was always excited to turn MTV on and… Continue reading
An Anonymous Call to Action for Sonic Boom: The True, Blue Teen Choice
Happy almost Bastille Day, post July 4th, and most important, Hot Dog Month! In celebration, please consider exercising your right to vote, regardless of your age, location, or citizenship. Folks, Sonic Boom is on the ballot as Choice Animated TV Show for Teen Choice 2017 ™ Awards! Therefore, this year, your geek voice is crucial!… Continue reading
Don’t judge a book by its cover – Felinia Web-comic review
What exactly is Felinia? In recent posts, here on Geekified, we’ve covered Wonder Woman and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 movies. They‘re big budget blockbusters, on which thousands of people work. But this time, I’ve decided to dive into a project that was created by a single person: Felinia, a WEB comic that can be… Continue reading
“It’s about what you believe in” – a “Wonder Woman” review
A difficult road towards the big screen Seventy-five years ago, William Moulton Marston invented a unique heroine. In a world where being superhero usually meant being a man, debuted Wonder Woman. Her power was not in fists, but in hope and love. And although since her beginnings her popularity grew and grew, she never got… Continue reading
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