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  • Soldiers Never Die: The Return of Cliff Bleszinski

    It’s time to finish the fight. Wait, wrong action game. Um…Cole Train, baby? A Legend Returns Cliff Bleszinski, best known for his work in the development of the Unreal franchise (notably Unreal Tournament in 1999) and the Gears of War franchise, has, like a true movie protagonist, recently returned from oblivion (or, in his case,…

  • ‘Community’ Is Back! Greendale Gets Green-Light Again With Yahoo Screen

    Being a devoted fan of Community is like riding a roller coaster with no seatbelt. We get tossed around with actors and creators leaving and timeslots being changed willy-nilly. But just yesterday we found that the ride will go on just a bit longer. Yes, that’s right. Community is back for a sixth season online…

  • Transformers: Age of Extinction-Review

    After three movies of declining quality, Michael Bay steps up once again to direct Transformers: Age of Extinction. Fans of the popular toy line about robots that transform into vehicles, often groan when talking about the film franchise and how it treats the toy line. Does anything actually change with this installment? Shia LaBeouf is…

  • New World Record: Fastest Time Beating Super Mario Bros

    I’d like to encourage you to take a moment to reflect on how long it might take you to perform or conduct certain daily tasks. You know, the sort of things like taking a shower, vacuuming the house, making breakfast, or even driving to work. Now, with that being said, how would your mind fathom…

  • Featured Kickstarter: Con*Quest Adventure Journal- Get Your Con On!

    Here at Geek Insider, we LOVE a good Kickstarter. There’s nothing like the feeling that comes with discovering a completely unique product, supporting its production, and ultimately being one of the first people on the planet to own one. Recently, I reviewed the Con*Quest Adventure Journal (a beautifully hand-crafted journal that serves as a place…

  • Top Four Anticipated PS4, XBOX ONE and Wii U Games This Fall

    Slim Pickings This Summer, But…. Have no fear, this fall and winter there are games galore being released for the new generation of game consoles! So, yes, you have to wait to get your hands on these beauties but its always good to have something to work towards, to idolize and fantasize about. So, without…

  • Netflix July New Releases: What To Watch

    Netflix, the glorious source of all of our joy and entertainment, continues to add more shows and movies than we could ever hope to watch in just one lifetime.  This month is no different.  July promises everything from guilty pleasures to cult classics critical masterpieces.  Some nerdy highlights this month include two more Star Trek…

  • Game of Thrones vs A Song Of Ice And Fire: Same World, New Story

    With every episode that airs, Game of Thrones finds itself running out of source material. With four seasons under it’s belt and characters spread across all seven nations, fans of the books and show alike my have to realize something; Game of Thrones may not be Game of Thrones.  Spoilers….Maybe The show runners for Game of Thrones find themselves in a…

  • Get Hyped Before SAO2: No Game No Life – Review

    When Sword Art Online bursted into the scene with its high-stakes, video game influenced story, a surge of both new and returning anime fans came into light, and a new hit was born. Now, with the second season looming just around the corner, here’s a more light-hearted game-influenced anime that is sure to keep your…

  • Handheld Consoles: Are They Still Holding Their Own?

    The console wars rage on, as gamers continue to argue over Microsoft’s Xbox One to Sony’s PlayStation 4. This may be the battle of the ages, a bloody war not seen since the fall of the Sega Console Empire. With such intense debate, however,  there is huge risk of forgetting the little guys. And by little guys,…

  • 5 Things We Need to See in Rumored Live-Action Gundam Movie

    In the past few years, there have always been a need and a bunch of speculations over a live-action Gundam movie. So far, the closest we’ve gotten to that is fellow Gundam geek, Guillermo del Toro’s Pacific Rim (2013). But the rumor mill has been spinning faster than ever after Gundam creator Yoshiyuki Tomino announcing…

  • AMD Promises to Set the Standard by 2020

    On June 19, AMD announced plans to increase the energy efficiency of its processors by 25 times or more by the year 2020. They’re calling this goal the “20×25.” This is a huge commitment, since over the last 6 years AMD processors have only improved their energy efficiency by 10 times. This latest goal means…

  • Legend of Korra: Video Game In The Works

    Bending the Elements on your console! With the third season of The Legend of Korra kicking off, more news about the Avatar universe has been circling the web. Platinum Games and Activsion have confirmed that they are working together to create a third person combat video game version of the Legend of Korra. The gameplay is…

  • Cartoons and Female Characters: Where Are the Animated Shows for Girls?

    Cartoons are universal. We all watched them growing up: rich or poor, liberal or conservative, boy or girl. However, the latter seems to have lost its way somewhat recently. Over the last decade or so, the number of animated shows aimed at girls has dropped off significantly, and even more so the number of cartoons…

  • How Far Can You Go: Why You Should Be Binge-Watching Fargo

    Fargo and its first ten-episode season is more akin to a film–a really long ten-hour film. It’s time for a new wave of viewers ready for the hunt, now that the first season is at its end.  The show’s dark and slow-churning nature allows for it to take its time transforming decent characters into animals….