Since 1919
Vicious, man-eating and disease-carrying rats infest the city of Dunwall, where steampunk meets supernatural in Arkane Studios’ new first-person stealth title “Dishonored.”
Aesthetically similar to industrial 19th century Britain, “Dishonored” puts players in control of Corvo Attano, Dunwall’s royal protector and the Empress’ personal bodyguard.
Moustachia, Mistress of the Night, is a sultry individual who isn’t afraid to leave a little extra hair under her arms, or anywhere else for that matter.
Classes have started, but the video games keep on coming and students keep on playing.
With a background in both classical art and computer animation, artist game designer and recent author Chris Solarski can be considered somewhat of a Renaissance man.
With nearly 100 venues all across Los Angeles participating in ARTmageddon, the choices are almost endless.
“Revolution”
NBC
“Revolution” transports viewers 15 years into the future after a seemingly permanent “blackout” reverts human civilization to its frontier roots, swapping cars and electronics for horse-drawn carriages and crossbows.
A couple of young recovering addicts, an actor dealing with the pressures of success and a mother who vowed to abstain from drug use to save her children make up a small part of the audience.
