Review: ‘Final Fantasy XV’
While the franchise’s latest effort doesn’t reinvent the wheel of RPG games, it does provide an experience worthy of the 10-year development timeframe.
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Perry’s Previews Movie Review: 'Trolls' - Trolling for Cash
Many an unsuspecting parent’s judgement may be clouded by the neon rainbows, sparkling glitter and endless barrage of pop music that this film heaps onto the big screen.
In CG, Films, Reviews | ANIMATIONWorld, Blog Post | Blogs: Perry's Previews – Insights from a Child Film Critic | Geographic Region: All
Review: ‘Rogue One: A Star Wars Story’
Director Gareth Edwards delivers a film light on story but excellent when it comes to visuals and set piece moments.
Review: ‘Dishonored 2’
Newest release of stealth fighting game provides tension, stealthy action and significant player control.
Review: ‘Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare - Legacy Edition'
Activision’s new release builds on the ‘Call of Duty’ franchise’s legacy of excellent single-player gameplay, though there are a few chinks in the annual release schedule armor.
Review: ‘Titanfall 2’
Respawn and EA’s follow-up to Titanfall is an exciting evolution and revolution in first-person shooter games.
Review: ‘Destiny: Rise of Iron’
With only a modest set of new goods, the latest ‘Destiny’ expansion pack doesn’t come close to matching previous ‘The Taken King’ release.
Review: Final Draft 10
The newest version of the industry’s best screenwriting program adds a nice set of welcome, though not must-have new features.
PROJECT ALICE: The Joy of VR
You haven't experienced VR until you've experienced Noitom’s game changing immersive technology.
In CG, People, Technology, Virtual Reality | ANIMATIONWorld, Blog Post | Blogs: Reality Bites | Geographic Region: Asia
IT MUST BE ANNECY - 13 – 18 June, 2016, Annecy, France
9,000 Animators watching over 500 Films Screened in 6 Days: IT MUST BE ANNECY - 13 – 18 June, 2016, Annecy, France
Review: 'Long Way North'
A stunning, 2D animated feature about a young girl’s journey to the North Pole seeking to redeem her family’s honor.
In 2D, Films, Music and Sound | ANIMATIONWorld, Blog Post | Blogs: The Miscweant | Geographic Region: All
Review: ‘Bioshock: The Collection’
Three ‘Bioshock’ games are revamped and re-released -- with mixed results -- for a new generation of gamers.
Upping the Ante on Festival Standards: Animafest Zagreb; Zagreb, Croatia 6 – 11 June 2016
Animafest Zagreb is the second oldest animation festival in the world, after the Annecy International Animation Festival. It has always been an excellent festival, but this year Artistic Director Daniel Suljic set a new standard for festival excellence. Along with the six International Competition programs, the Student Film Competition, two Croatian Film Competitions and nine feature films, the week was packed with special events.
Review: ‘No Man’s Sky’
Though a joy to play, Hello Games’ much anticipated release is severely lacking in many key areas.
Review: ‘Batman: The Telltale Series (Episode 1: Realm of Shadows)’
Game presents a refreshing and gripping new in-depth take on Bruce Wayne himself.
Review: ‘Phantom Boy’
Alain Gagnol and Jean-Loup Felicioli, the writing and directing team behind ‘A Cat in Paris,’ do a lively job of assembling many familiar elements into a unique picture.
Review: ‘LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens’
Based on the recent Star Wars hit film from Disney, the latest LEGO game improves upon previous LEGO Marvel game but has much room for improvement.
Review: The Return of ‘DOOM’
See demon, kill demon – it’s as simple and spectacular as that.
Review: ‘Warcraft’
Director Duncan Jones’ adaptation of Blizzard Entertainment’s epic game universe lays down a solid foundation for the franchise’s cinematic future.
Review: Bill Plympton’s ‘Hitler’s Folly’
Indie great releases free download of what might be his weirdest film yet.
Review: ‘Dark Souls III’
The final release in Hidetaka Miyazaki’s ‘Dark Souls’ series matches exciting gameplay with an intense, daunting world.
Game Beta Report: ‘DOOM’ and ‘Mirror’s Edge: Catalyst’
First impressions on two highly anticipated game beta releases.
Review: ‘Captain America: Civil War’
Disney and Marvel’s comic book adventure is their most thoughtful and satisfying film to date.
Review: ‘Fallout 4: Automatron DLC’
Swarmbots, Servomechs, Junkbots and a nifty customized robot-building system highlight a solid but unspectacular release.
Review: ‘April and the Extraordinary World’
GKIDS latest prize-winning European acquisition is hardcore steampunk that doesn’t disappoint.
