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Inversion


Inversion is a third-person shooter from Bandai Namco that's set to come out for the PS3 and X360 in February.  The story revolves around Davis Russel, a cop and father who works with his partner Leo Delgado to find his missing daughter after an alien invasion.  The name of the game comes from the ability of the characters to manipulate gravity.



Soul Calibur V

Soul Calibur V isn't set to be released until next year but Namco Bandai has already started releasing some art and character info.

Today's post is a chance to play a game of illustration vs. render.  I'm pairing each character's artwork alongside its CG render.  Take a look at the pics and give your opinion.  Which one do you think is hotter?


Resident Evil 3DS: A Micropost

Two different Resident Evil games are set to be released for the upcoming Nintendo 3DS: Resident Evil: Revelations and Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D. Below, you'll find art of Chris Redfield from both games and Albert Wesker from The Mercenaries 3D.

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More Tangled

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With its release coming in just two days in America, I figured it would be great to revisit Flynn Rider, the male hero from Disney's Tangled.

This post features not just screencaps from trailers and movie clips but also some really cool promo and concept art. Seeing more of the 2D art kind of makes me wish Tangled was 2D like The Princess and The Frog. Then again, seeing a Disney prince in CG is certainly unique.

Just like the last Tangled post, there are some extra pics to be found in the image archive. This archive is a bit larger than others because I opted not to shrink any pics.

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Final Fantasy XIV

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Final Fantasy XIV is the latest entry in the long-running series. Like Final Fantasy XI, this entry is an MMORPG and not a traditional RPG.

Square Enix has a history of using hot male characters in their Final Fantasy games. Even though Final Fantasy XIV is an online game, they still managed to do this by putting an unnamed Hyur (human) archer upfront. He's featured prominently in the game's opening movie and was also featured in the pre-release trailers.

Below, you'll find a combination of offical artwork and screencaps of the males in this game.

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Image Archive (.zip)
Bonus Archive (29 MB)