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Comment on First Blood Rambo by Larry Burbridge

Larry Burbridge — Fri, 24 May 2013 23:18:00 +0000

meh

Comment on Marvel Legends Movie Mandarin by roy

roy — Mon, 06 May 2013 16:30:00 +0000

Coooooooool!!!!

but, you know when it arrives to mexico???

thanks

Comment on Ninja Commando Snake Eyes Video Review by Trustyjones

Trustyjones — Tue, 02 Apr 2013 04:48:00 +0000

I come to this site multiple times a day to look at toy stuff. I noticed that nobody comments ever. John Ary, I like what you do. You do a good thing.

Comment on Iron Man 3 Assembles Review by Leigh George Kade

Leigh George Kade — Fri, 01 Mar 2013 18:58:00 +0000

Agreed! Hasbro should be leading the pack, not scaling back the toy clock by 18 years!

Comment on How You Can Get your MattyCollector Products at SDCC by Gaphy

Gaphy — Sun, 06 Jan 2013 19:44:11 +0000

Actually, this isnt scripted .hes been on a few other pirmotoons since MITB and its nto scripetd, if it was, they wouldnt have let him come out on raw with his championship belt tonight, its not scripted because he isnt signed to WWE

Comment on Halo Reach UNSC Warthog Vehicle Review by Brandon

Brandon — Sun, 06 Jan 2013 16:47:48 +0000

Rating Writing a review for the Legendary Edition of Halo: Reach is dicuifflt, because there’s a lot to talk about. Here’s a quick rundown of everything that you get, in terms of packaging:-Comes in a large printed cardboard box, styled like in-game crates.-Right on top is a hand-written note (actually printed), which seems to be a message between in-universe characters regarding the shipping of this crate, and you’re down the rabbit hole.-Right below the note is a guide to assembling a few bits on your Noble Team Statue, and instructions on how to remove the statue from the box without damaging it.-There’s a large and incredibly detailed statue of Noble Team included, which is absolutely breath-taking.-And you get the whole Collector’s edition of the game.Inside the Collector’s Edition:-The game, in a normal Xbox 360 game case.-A journal, ostensibly from the character Dr. Hallsey, who is central in the Halo series’ plot. This book is absolutely gorgeous. The spine is sewn, and the book has a magnetic clasp. The pages are filled with intricate insights into the Halo universe, and there’s a pocket in back stuffed with additional materials. Some of the additional materials include a real cloth Noble Team iron-on patch, and a map of Planet Reach with annotations as to major story points.When you finally fire up the game:-Reach’s singleplayer campaign is incredible. Every mission is something new, from outright slugfest going toe-to-toe with the Covenant, to driving missions, to new space combat missions. Everything is wonderfully presented and fun. You can also play Campaign in 4-player co-op.-Firefight mode, wherein you face wave after wave of increasingly dicuifflt enemies. This mode is loaded with customizable options, and can be played over Xbox Live like all the other modes.-Multiplayer, which includes everything from ranked deathmatch playlists to king of the hill games to capture the flag to who even knows what? Bungie rotates these lists frequently, so things are always fresh.-Forge 2.0, the highly improved map editor that was so flexible in Halo 3 that players invented whole new gametypes- some of which became standardized for Halo: Reach (such as Zombie/Infection). Forge has improved massively, and the possibilities are endless.And that’s not all!-A new Armory system allows you to gain credits with everything you do, from playing Campaign to online multiplayer. Spend your credits to unlock visual flair for your Spartan (cosmetic only), and even different voices for your character to use in Firefight mode. The most expensive items will reward the stalwart player who keeps coming back.In short, there is a LOT of content in the Halo: Reach Legendary edition. The price at launch was absolutely worth it. The Noble Team statue is a centerpiece in my Halo collection now, right beside the SPARTAN helmet from the Halo 3 Legendary Edition. The game itself is rocking fun, and an incredibly appropriate farewell to the series since Bungie has sworn this is their last Halo title (at least for now). There’s so much extra content that this space is too short to cover it all. If you are a Halo fan, this is the ultimate edition of Bungie’s ultimate game.

Comment on GI Joe 2011 Midsize Vehicles Series 1 by Kekanak

Kekanak — Sun, 06 Jan 2013 15:53:21 +0000

Most police dmntrteepas have Mobile Command Center vehicles. They’re full of communications and video equipment so the scene commander knows what the hell is going on at all times. Why wouldn’t they put that on the side? Apparently all you’ve learned about the FBI and law enforcement you learned on TV and in the movies.

Comment on DCU Club Infinite Earth 2013 by Ose

Ose — Sun, 06 Jan 2013 15:39:59 +0000

Pretty much agree with you. Larfleeze and Superboy Prime are interesting, but I\’ve aedraly got all the Batman Beyond figures I need (except for villains from the show). And Plastic Man just looks odd.Oh, and I STILL haven\’t opened my SDCC Plastic Man, so I really don\’t need another one.

Comment on Kre-O G.I. Joe by Walter

Walter — Sun, 06 Jan 2013 13:37:49 +0000

The 2002 version hepled me understand that the only red on Stormy should be the Cobra insignia. The use of red draws too much attention away from the stark white that is supposed to be his signature and muddles the overall effect of a brazenly conspicuous pre-Labor Day ninja. It also makes him look like a candy cane!

Comment on The Walking Dead Comic Series 1 by Ludivine

Ludivine — Sun, 06 Jan 2013 13:01:04 +0000

I’m generally quite crtaicil of many of the McFarlane Halo figures, largely because they’re fragile and don’t hold up well at all when it comes to actually being played with. I’m glad to say here that that’s not the case with the Red Team Leader (Jerome-092) Master Chief (John-117) 2-Pack. These are a cut above any of the other Halo figures that I’ve bought and they just feel more durable. The figures themselves are very cool, and while I like Master Chief as much as the next Halo player, the Red Team Leader figure is easily the better of the two. Master Chief looks kind of frumpy here, but the Red Team Leader looks much more imposing and powerful. Overall, this is a much better effort by McFarlane toys. Halo fans will be pleased with this.Note: As of 6/1/10, [...] has the wrong pictures posted for this item (obviously).