When discussing geek idols, you’ll usually end up at one of two men: Han Solo and Indiana Jones. Both played by Harrison Ford and both iconic characters. But at the end of the day who is cooler? The GeekDown crew sits down to debate who would win in a showdown. Who do you think is cooler?
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DC’s New 52 has garnered a lot of interest this year, and with good reason. Revamping the entire line of comics, DC tried to reinvent their characters for new readers. But remember when Marvel did the same thing all those years ago? That’s right, I’m talking about the Marvel Ultimate Universe.
This time the GeekDown crew sits down to debate the differences between DC’s New 52 reboot and Marvel’s Ultimate reboot. Which is better?
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2011 is coming to a close and there have been a lot of moments to make geeks happy. There were also a lot of huge disappointments too. Rather than listing off the best of the year, like so many others do, the GeekDown crew gives their picks for the biggest disappointments of 2011. What do you think made this year’s naughty list?
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Now that the dust has settled a bit, we sit down and discuss one of the biggest gaming debates of the year: Battlefield 3 vs Modern Warfare 3. Which game is the better game? Which game sold better? Which one should you be playing? These are all the kinds of questions we tackle on this GeekDown Minisode. Which do you think is the game worth buying?
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Have you missed us? It feels like forever since our season finale but don’t worry, we’re back with another minisode to bring some much needed GeekDown-iness to your day. Check out our Holiday Gift Guide for Gamers. What games are you hoping to get as presents this year?
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In this GeekDown minisode we sit down with Paula Rhodes, star of the new film ‘Shuffle’. We discuss the trippy Twilight Zone-esque film from the director of ‘Dear Zachary’ and find out more about what brought Paula to the project in the first place. Of course, in GeekDown fashion, expect the conversation to get derailed quickly and the hilarity will ensue.
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Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Jet Li, Chuck Norris, Donnie Yen, Tony Jaa, Jean Claude Van Damme, and Steven Seagal. They all left their mar k on the world of martial arts movies, each in their own way. They helped take the genre from poorly dubbed and cheaply imported flicks to amazing works of art. But who was the best? Who was the most influential? And above all else, who would win in a fight? The GeekDown crew sits down to debate these questions with the help of Kenn Scott, martial arts movie director and bonafide Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle. That’s right, we’ve got the man behind the mask of Raphael from TMNT and TMNT II: Secret of the Ooze. In our Geek Worthy segment we tackle the news of PETA getting pissed at Mario and Skyrim making an estimated $450 million at launch. Who do you think is the best martial arts movie star?
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Bethesda out does themselves again. Elder Scrolls 5 Skyrim dominates game stores across the country making an estimated $450 million at launch! The hosts of GeekDown break down why they believe this is possible all while not be surprised at all due to the games all around epicness!
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PETA released a game this week on their site which shows Marios “hate” towards Tanookis. It’s a blatant exploitation on PETA’s behalf just to get attention towards their cause. This has to be their most obscure attempt yet.
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Licensed games have been around almost as long as video games themselves. From the abysmal ET for the 2600 to the amazing Batman Arkham City we sit down to debate what the best licensed game of all time is. We also discuss news of Mass Effect 3’s leaked beta and the new details surrounding Microsoft’s next Xbox.
So what do you think is the best, or worst, licensed video game?
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