New DCU Online Trailer Demonstrates the Beauty of Custom Storylines

Everyday, I wake up and count the days until the new DCU online game will be released.  We've had discussions, teasers, pictures, videos, etc. and I cannot take it anymore.  I want this game.  No, I need this game.  You can sing the praises of all the other massive online games that are currently available or will be available soon, but none of them will hold a candle Jim Lee's baby.

The new trailer shows off brand new in-game footage demonstrating how every player can immerse themselves in a custom storyline defined by their character choice and decisions made within the game. A few armored villain characters are depicted clashing with members of the JLA (with pretty impressive force) in and around sprawling locations rooted in DC lore, while opposing heroic characters seem to aid champions like Wonder Woman in their respective fights against injustice.


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Sony Picks Next Spiderman and He's White

Blue Sky Disney has leaked the news that Sony has picked the next Spiderman.

With all of the talk about who would be the next Peter Parker, every actor we have heard of and haven't heard of auditioned for the role with Sony selecting a handful of candidates as the finalists for the coveted role of Spider-Man.
 

The worst kept rumor of the day is that Sony has settled on "Journey to the Center of the Earth's" Josh Hutcherson as the newly high school bound Peter Parker. After several extensive test shoots were performed, Marc Webb and the top Sony executives decided that Hutcherson was the right fit for the role and an offer was made and has been accepted.

Gfest has never heard of Josh Hutcherson? What do you think will he do a good job as the next Peter Parker?  Did anyone actually see Journey to the Center of the Earth?

Nintendo Declares Victory Over Sony - Eyes Apple Next

Just a month after Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime claimed that the iPhone wasn't a "viable profit platform for game development," along comes the company's president to pull the rug out from under him and say that, in fact, Apple is the primary "enemy of the future."