Media Fix Review: You, the Living

Read Shane's brief review of one of the coolest looking movies of last year "You, The Living."

Media Fix Review: Capitalism: A Love Story

He's at it again. Does Michael Moore's latest outing capitalize on the hype? Or does it fail with a capital F? Find out inside as Stuart speaks softly about a serious movie.

Movies At Home: Once

Our staff recluse Shane spent his evening inside with the bargain bin DVD Once. Was it music to his ears? Find out as our aspiring music editor discusses a movie were music isn't just the soundtrack.

Gamebino Review: 'Splosion Man

Welcome to Issue #1 of Gamebino Review. This week: Does 'Splosion Man live up to the hype or does it go out without a bang? If you're hungry for some platforming action then read Adam's explosive 'Splosion Man review to find out what food 'Splosion Man would be, and it's not flamin' hot Cheetos.

Gamebino Podcast

Join Adam and Stuart as they discuss all the latest and greatest video game news and gossip on Addicted to Media's flagship game podcast Gamebino. In this episode: What's all the fuss about XBOX Live Prime time? Midterm Report card and EVO 2009.

Media Fix Podcast

Want the latest scoop? Don't come here then. All we have is personalized movie news and biased reviews. On second thought, join us. Each week we discuss a new topic in movies which is sure to leave you scratching your noodle.

Data East Remakes Incoming?

Posted by Adam Johnson Aug 1, 2009 0 comments
God I hope this is true...According to CHR_AeON from Neogaf, "In the latest edition of german games magazine "M! Games" there's a small article about Snap Dragon Games (developer / publisher of, amongst others, "Karate Phants" (WiiWare)). They are currently working on remakes of the followingData East games: Bad Dudes Vs. Dragon Ninja (XBLA, PSN) Karate Champ (XBLA) Tumble Top (XBLA, PSN, WiiWare)"Nothing says late 80's like Data East arcade games, particularly Bad Dudes Vs. Dragon Ninja, which recently has gained popularity by way...

Coming Soon

Posted by Stuart Jul 31, 2009 0 comments
There sure are a lot of awesome new trailers to talk about this week. A new Coen brothers movie as well as a Wes Anderson stop-motion animation and a few lower profile movies. So let's get this going.‘45365’ captures the complexities and ambiguities of one towns shared experience. It is a patient and inquisitive look at the lives and landscapes that make up this community of 20,000 people. Multiple storylines eventually coalesce into a mosaic of faces, places, and events. It is an inquiring look at life in Sidney, Ohio.The trailer is...

Tron Legacy trailer doesn't dissapoint.

Posted by Stuart Jul 29, 2009 0 comments
At Comic con 2009 Disney showed a brief trailer which was actually test footage for Tron Legacy. It's been posted all over the internet and I'm re-posting it because it looks pretty awesome and I'm excited to see it go the 3D route. Enj...
To be honest, I just started listening to this. Me and Adam were watching the Blu-ray yesterday when I remembered how awesome the soundtrack was. The Bruno Coulais score is particularly moody. It might be a bit melancholy at times but this counteracted by a feeling of youthful optimism and exploration.There is a They Might Be Giants track which is my least favorite, but it's still fun. My favorite songs are the ones with the Hungarian choir, like the tracks exploration and party. They're all gibberish with hints of French and Latin....

Gamestop and the Recession Blues

Posted by Adam Johnson Jul 28, 2009 0 comments
During these tough economic times it's really hard to plunk down fifty or sixty clams for a new game. I mean, for that kind that kind of money you could get yourself a full skid of tomato soup or a really nice blanket.This may be surprising, but the stingy misers over at Gamestop (aka EB Games) have realized that when you don't have money to give to them, they don't have money to give to their CEOs and stockholders. This would explain their motive to drop the price on a stack of generally well-reviewed titles, spanning all platforms,...
Wow...If you are an animation and game geek, this will totally blow your mind.Legendary 2D effects animator Michel Gagne is trying his hand at his very own video game. Video Games | Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet | Exclusive Extended TrailerXBox 360 | Playstation 3 | Nintendo WiiYou may not be familiar with his name but you probably know his work. He was responsible for the fancy whiz-bang explosions in Iron Giant and also animated the "tasting" scene in Ratatouille.I'm absolutely astounded that he's managed to craft this gorgeous...

GAMEBINO Review: 'Splosion Man

Posted by Adam Johnson Jul 26, 2009 0 comments
Why is it so damn fun to compare video games to food? “Wha?” You say? Let me get you up to speed…-Gears of War is a steamy plate of beef ravioli, smothered in red sauce.-Wii Sports is a basket of chips and salsa you get while waiting on your entrees.-Braid is a glass of dry red wine.-Halo 3 is ramen noodles (something you can live off of for months).‘Splosion Man, the latest from Twisted Pixel (of The Maw fame) is a delicious game that’s good for what ails those hungry for a fresh new take on the classic 2D platformer.So what exactly...
Hi everyone. Welcome to Addicted to Media's This Week's Addiction. This week, all I had on my mind, and my 360, was Battlefield: 1943. The game which is available for xbla, psn, and pc costs about 15 dollars. And from my experiences, is worth every penny. Even though it's not as in-depth or as customizable as other shooters there's still plenty here to keep you invested until the next COD comes out.There are only four maps, one which is an all airplane map, and sometimes match making just plain sucks, but the ability to join up...

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