sherlockismyholmesboy:
sherlockismyholmesboy:
I can’t wait for this game. It’s looking to be really, really good and if it wasn’t even more incentive, Holmes bears a strong resemblance to Jeremy Brett (press the “Who is Sherlock Holmes?” button and you’ll see what I mean) both in looks and in mannerism.
EDIT: According to a few sources, but not on the official webpage, the game is due for a May 18th release in the US.
DOUBLE EDIT: NEVERMIND IT’S BEING RELEASED IN SEPTEMBER.
*flips a table*
It’s looking so damn good now, too. The official E3 trailer’s been released as well as more screenshots. Go pop on over to check them out!
Just as a PSA to folks who are still (in the grand scheme of things) new to the Sherlock fandom: the Adventures of Sherlock Holmes games by Frogwares are great (… provided you like adventure/point-and-click games).
Steam will periodically put the whole package of five games on sale for stupid cheap. … but if you only pick up one, I’d recommend The Awakened which crosses over with H.P. Lovecraft a bit.
cklikestogame:
ilikelookingatnakedmen:
shoko86:
Had a headache so I thought this seemed like a good idea… borrowing the Captain’s pose for a quickie. Captain Canada? Except there isn’t really a Canada in the ME Universe?? Oh well, whatever. I DRAW WHAT I WANT.
There’s totally a Canada in the Mass Effect universe. Bioware aren’t great with envisioning countries on other planets (like, is Garrus from a particular culture/country on Palaven that makes him less pole-up-ass than some other Turians? Is Liara from a more intellectual province of Thessia whereas Aethyta hails from a more martial place?), but Canada is totally in there - you start ME3 in Vancouver, although I don’t know if it looks anything like 21st century Vancouver.
(Also, for my English ME fans - does London in ME3 look even remotely like London now? You obviously have the Big Ben reference, but have they made any effort to include any easter eggs for locals?)
This just screams Hoskie :B
^ Well, clearly. ;-)
… and to echo other folks - yes. There is a Canada in Mass Effect. In one of the “bonding with your crew” bits in ME3 Kaidan reveals that he’s from BC. His voice actor is American though.
Also - there is a Captain Canada, a Captain Canuck, a Captain Newfoundland, and of course Guardian and Vindicator from Alpha Flight… to name a few. There are a lot of Canadian superhero types out there.
cklikestogame:
briannacherrygarcia:
I kinda love drawing Gargoyle!Loki now.
And I am sure all of us love you for loving it ;3; I know I am!
Yes. Yes. More of this, please. :D
tyleredits:
What the fuck E! Online. What kind of headline is that??
Are we really suggesting that because a character is gay, he can’t have his own movie franchise? And also, the headline has nothing to do with what the rest of the news story is about.
Does anyone else have a problem with this???
I have so many problems with this, I barely know where to begin…
A.) The Green Lantern comics and the Green Lantern movie are separate entities. There are similarities between the two but the movie wasn’t exactly a shot-by-shot adaptation. What happens in the comics continuity ultimately has very little bearing on what will happen in the next movie (if there is one).
B.) OBVIOUSLY a superhero being gay shouldn’t be enough to kill a movie franchise. We’re more likely to not get another GL movie because it performed poorly. But implying that a character being gay would cause that result is all sorts of wrong.
C.) There are many things in comic book continuity that can be branded as “super confusing” (no denying that - when you’ve got a character that’s been around for 70+ years…) but the fact that there are multiple heroes who have the title “Green Lantern” is not. Green Lantern is not his name, it’s a title. Get your shit together, E!.
D.) And… and… *smashes head on keyboard in anger*
