A Link to the Past Graphic Novel Returning to Print
After 20 years of waiting, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past graphic novel is being reprinted this May by publisher Viz Media.
The full-color adaptation is returning in a special single-volume edition under Viz Media's Perfect Square imprint. The comic by Shotaro Ishinomori (Cyborg 009, Kamen Rider) was first serialized in Nintendo Power magazine and then later compiled into a graphic novel in 1993.
"We are honored and excited to make the publication available once again to North American readers from the Perfect Square library,” says Beth Kawasaki, Senior Editorial Director at Perfect Square. “Many older fans recall eagerly awaiting each new issue of Nintendo Power magazine back in the ‘90s for a new monthly chapter of A Link to the Past. While it followed the overall story arc of the original Super Entertainment System game, creator Ishinomori also added new plot twists and characters that made this a stand-alone favorite among multiple generations of fans."
Take a Tour of Every New Call of Duty Havoc DLC Map
If you missed the Havoc DLC live stream on IGN earlier, don't worry. We have all the info you need about the four new multiplayer maps right here.
Sledgehammer Games Co-Founder Michael Condrey and MP Lead Designer Greg Reisdorf joined us on our world exclusive stream to share details about Urban, Drift, Sideshow, and Core.
How were the maps designed? Which weapons and perks work best on each one? Why is that killer clown shooting out rainbow bombs? We answer these questions and more in the videos below.
Proving that not everything is bigger in Texas, this Dallas-based map is the smallest of the four. It's layered into three tiers, offering tons of verticality and quick firefights. As the match progresses, doors automatically open and make new routes for flanking or hiding.
Take a Tour of Every New Call of Duty Havoc DLC Map
If you missed the Havoc DLC live stream on IGN earlier, don't worry. We have all the info you need about the four new multiplayer maps right here.
Sledgehammer Games Co-Founder Michael Condrey and MP Lead Designer Greg Reisdorf joined us on our world exclusive stream to share details about Urban, Drift, Sideshow, and Core.
How were the maps designed? Which weapons and perks work best on each one? Why is that killer clown shooting out rainbow bombs? We answer these questions and more in the videos below.
Proving that not everything is bigger in Texas, this Dallas-based map is the smallest of the four. It's layered into three tiers, offering tons of verticality and quick firefights. As the match progresses, doors automatically open and make new routes for flanking or hiding.
“Incorrectly Classified” Saints Row IV: Re-Elected Accidentally Released on PS4 in Australia
An “incorrectly classified version” of Saints Row IV: Re-Elected has been released on PS4 in Australia and is now being recalled across the country.
“Unfortunately over the weekend, it has come to light that the PlayStation 4 retail release of Saints Row IV: Re-Elected has a serious manufacturing issue and a nationwide recall is now underway in Australia,” read a statement provided to IGN today.
“A manufacturing issue has caused an incorrectly classified version of Saints Row IV: Re-Elected for our territory to be released. This strictly affects PlayStation 4 retail versions.
“All customers who have purchased the PlayStation 4 version of Saints Row IV: Re-Elected are encouraged to return to their retailer for a full refund.
“Incorrectly Classified” Saints Row IV: Re-Elected Accidentally Released on PS4 in Australia
An “incorrectly classified version” of Saints Row IV: Re-Elected has been released on PS4 in Australia and is now being recalled across the country.
“Unfortunately over the weekend, it has come to light that the PlayStation 4 retail release of Saints Row IV: Re-Elected has a serious manufacturing issue and a nationwide recall is now underway in Australia,” read a statement provided to IGN today.
“A manufacturing issue has caused an incorrectly classified version of Saints Row IV: Re-Elected for our territory to be released. This strictly affects PlayStation 4 retail versions.
“All customers who have purchased the PlayStation 4 version of Saints Row IV: Re-Elected are encouraged to return to their retailer for a full refund.
7 Comics (And 1 Star-Lord Bust) You Can’t Miss This Week
We all want the best of the best, so let us point out the hottest comics and collectibles released each week. We spotlight our favorite comics that we know are money-well-spent, new books that look cool, and any toys we can't wait to play with.
Check out our picks, then take to the comments to let us know what looks good to you!
Written by Scott Snyder & Drawn by Greg Capullo | DC Comics
7 Comics (And 1 Star-Lord Bust) You Can’t Miss This Week
We all want the best of the best, so let us point out the hottest comics and collectibles released each week. We spotlight our favorite comics that we know are money-well-spent, new books that look cool, and any toys we can't wait to play with.
Check out our picks, then take to the comments to let us know what looks good to you!
Written by Scott Snyder & Drawn by Greg Capullo | DC Comics
Bloodhound SSC Test Communications for Rocket-Powered Car
Bloodhound SSC has released a video showing the communications test for the company's attempt to break the land speed record with a 1,000mph (1,609km/h) car.
Last autumn a Jaguar F-Type R Coupé and a Jaguar XF saloon carrying the communications equipment needed to stream voice, data, and video from the Bloodhound Supersonic Car took to the desert of South Africa. Above them an L39 jet flew passes over the track, reaching closing speeds of up to 650mph.
Communications might sound like a trivial component for the fastest car ever made but, considering that the car is designed to reach enough speed to travel from St. Louis to San Francisco in about two hours, it's critical that the team of engineers is able to get accurate real-time data from the car as it (literally) rockets its way across South Africa.
Bloodhound SSC Test Communications for Rocket-Powered Car
Bloodhound SSC has released a video showing the communications test for the company's attempt to break the land speed record with a 1,000mph (1,609km/h) car.
Last autumn a Jaguar F-Type R Coupé and a Jaguar XF saloon carrying the communications equipment needed to stream voice, data, and video from the Bloodhound Supersonic Car took to the desert of South Africa. Above them an L39 jet flew passes over the track, reaching closing speeds of up to 650mph.
Communications might sound like a trivial component for the fastest car ever made but, considering that the car is designed to reach enough speed to travel from St. Louis to San Francisco in about two hours, it's critical that the team of engineers is able to get accurate real-time data from the car as it (literally) rockets its way across South Africa.
Apple Watch Expected March, Says Analyst
The Apple Watch may hit shelves in March, claims KGI Securities analyst Ming Chi Kuo, who also predicts 5 million sales in its first quarter.
Earlier reports, according to MacRumors, support the possible March release date.
Apple first unveiled the Apple Watch last September, a 64-bit smartwatch officially scheduled for an early 2015 release. It will cost $350.
According to Kuo, Apple will reveal more information about the smartwatch before its launch, including details on pre-ordering.