Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol Teaser Poster

I'm really looking forward to this latest installment in the M:I franchise and I have a feeling that this would be the best among the four movies.  The first was kinda hard to understand, the second had great action courtesy of John Woo while the third had a great villain in Philip Seymour Hoffman.  This poster depicts a very serious Ethan Hunt in a hoodie with a don't-mess-with-me look.  Here's a bit of trivia.  Tom Cruise also donned a hoodie towards the end of Minority Report, which is a great SF film and a personal favorite of mine.

The signature fuse near the bottom is a very nice touch.  All that's missing is the theme song.  For me, it's the perfect teaser poster -- whetting up our appetite for the upcoming movie.  I think the only thing that I don't like is the subtitle, Ghost Protocol.  It sounds too video gamey for me.  But that's just me.

Source: http://insidemovies.ew.com/2011/09/09/mission-impossible-ghost-protocol-poster-tom-cruise-is-not-messing-around/

Superman/Batman Pencils by Jim Lee

I'm a big admirer of Jim Lee and I've been following him on Twitter.  If you haven't been following @JimLee, then you better follow him now and you will be rewarded by impressive pencils like the one below:

Source: http://twitpic.com/6gszyt

Street Fighter X Tekken Official Box Art

Capcom sure loves us geeks! Here is the official box art for the upcoming Street Fighter X Tekken.  I'm a big fan of these two fighting franchises and I've been waiting for a long time for them to cross paths.  One year is still a long wait for the release of this sure to be blockbuster hit, but for now I'll be satisfied with these screenshots.

Ryu vs. Kazuya! Chun-Li vs. Nina!

Does Cammy have a chance against Kuma?

Hey Hugo stop beating King, my favorite!!!

Source: http://donthatethegeek.com/2011/09/02/hey-fighting-fans-check-out-the-street-fighter-x-tekken-goodness/

iPad + Atari Joystick = Pure AWESOMENESS!

After seeing this upcoming product from Atari, nostalgia comes rushing in.  I remember the good old days when   Atari was king and graphics were simple yet gameplay was addictive and fun. The only thing missing would be the slot where you insert your coins.