December is right around the corner, which means Christmas is coming! Of course, we still have a few weeks before the holidays officially come at us, so why not enjoy the post-Thanksgiving week with a few comics? This week on Titan’s Terrific Trio, we’ve got terror on the

Another Wednesday, another slate of comics to check out! While this week is going to be filled with turkey, thankfulness, and maybe some shopping madness, you can be sure that there’ll be some great things to read after you’ve had your fill of delicious food. This week on

Wednesdays are the best days for comic fans, because each week brings a slew of new issues for beloved series. We’re going to try something new and discuss a weekly roundup of Titan Comics titles you should check out each week. Winter is coming, and it’s time to

Not excited about the campaign mode of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare? You should be! We’ve got a full review of the game coming later today, but to tide you over take a look at the tumultuous first fifteen minutes of the epic space opera’s campaign: Call of

With the annual BlizzCon celebration upon us, it behooves me to spread my infectious love for everything Blizzard by coming up with a list of announcements I hope and wish will be made at the show. Some of them are far-fetched and some are inevitable, but all are indubitably a

Thursday’s unveiling trailer for Nintendo Switch told us a lot about the Big N’s vision for their hybrid console. It’s messaging was very clear: play however, wherever and whenever you want. And it conveyed this message in a very stylish, attractive, and decidedly un-Nintendo way. I must

Gamers have grown accustomed to the fall shooter routine; Battlefield in October, Call of Duty in November (Battlefront replacing last year’s Battlefield slot). The games themselves were also becoming boringly predictable and increasingly indiscernible, both franchises opting for the near-future fiction in recent years. This fall, however, the selection

A steel carriage powers up the tree-studded slope of a Mediterranean cliffside, and miles below, a coastal city naps in the warm light of a waning sun. I’m not here for sightseeing though; nothing so innocent as that. Dishonored 2 takes place 15 years after the events of its