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Hyperbole can be venomous to a review's credibility. Any insightful merit which a video game critique may possess seemingly goes out the window as soon as the reviewer starts dropping bombs like "best game ever" or "literally mindblowing" or "it will birth you anew in its magnificence." Perhaps it is because we've all heard these phrases -- save for that last one -- so many times that they've lost their currency with us.

Now there is an ap for everything. The Thor game is in the AppStore and it doesn’t have to do anything with the upcoming blockbuster movie, set to hit the theaters (if everything goes as planned) in 2011. Rather, it’s a cartoon-ish game, based on a CGI animated comedy feature from Icelandic studio CAOZ.

Remember on the back of toy boxes, there was sometimes a disclaimer that said, "batteries required?" If "Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2" had a disclaimer, it would read: "friends required."

"Ultimate Alliance 2" is a one to four player beat-'em-up action game with lots of brawn and little brain. Set a year after the first game ends, "Ultimate Alliance 2" immerses the player into a superhero Civil War in which you play on either the anti-Registration side or the pro-Registration side.

"Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2" is the most polished and enjoyable game the franchise has seen so far (including the "X-Men Legends" titles), but does it do enough to elevate itself in the increasingly crowded holiday marketplace?

Batman: Arkham Asylum is one of the best comicbook or film-to-game adaptations ever. And even if you’re not a particular fan of Bruce Wayne or The Joker, there’s much to enjoy in the pacey blend of punchy action, puzzle-solving and stealth. Read our full Batman: Arkham Asylum review to find out just what we think.

Sega president Mike Hayes has pledged his support to Disney's acquisition of Marvel Entertainment, reports Newsarama.

Curious as to who's going to appear in Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2? Marvels got your back, b*tch! So far, 16 super heroes have been revealed which include Marvel icons such as Captain America, Hulk, The Fantastic Four, Wolverine, Deadpool and plenty more.

When it comes to video games based on movies, gamers usually fare better when the film is based on a comic book. But even that’s a crapshoot, considering such interactive duds as Spider-Man 3, Superman Returns and the dreadful Catwoman.