Tetris tells an interesting origin story for the popular game, but doesn't trust events enough to not embellish them.
By Nathan Kamal | Updated 11 months ago TETRIS REVIEW SCORE
Apple TV+’s new film is something of an odd duck: an origin story for a video game so ubiquitous, most people would never even question how it became so. It cannot be denied that the path that Tetris took from a Soviet computer programmer’s pet project to ridiculously popular Nintendo Game Boy accessory is a strange and fascinating one, which raises the question of why it needed to be so heavily fictionalized for the movie. Read More...
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The Hyborian Age has a new home.
Titan Comics, the England-based publisher known for its mostly licensed line of titles, has nabbed the comics rights to Conan the Barbarian and other creations of fantasy author Robert E. Howard, entering into a co-publishing venture with Heroic Signature, the intellectual property house that owns the rights.
The deal covers not just comics but also graphic novels as well as remastered archives, including the omnibus program previously published by Marvel Comics. Read More...
