Dustin Murphy
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A video games journalist and Content Creator. He has been featured on sites such as AppTrigger and MoviePilot. He's the president and editor-in-chief of the independent news publisher Blast Away the Game Review.
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This Awesome Spark Cosplay Nails the Look, the Personality, and the Dabs!
Yes, his moments may be out of character, but they are fun and goofy none-the-less so that his fans may just get a sense of his humor, but also his character all together. His cosplay brings forth the goofy, awkward, and quite comical hilarity that is Spark. Now if only I could switch to Team Instinct now that I've decided to give the game a fair shot.
By Dustin Murphy7 years ago in Gamers
A Nintendo Game Boy Classic Could Be Headed Our Way According to a Trademark Filing
Nintendo in recent days has found success in re-releasing their classic consoles in new formats. Both the #NESClassic and #SNESClassics have been sold out since their launches, and have even driven fans into a frenzy in their attempt to buy one. Now, it seems that #Nintendo may be delving back into their retro releases with a newly released Game Boy Classic. At least that's what a current trademark filing is telling us.
By Dustin Murphy7 years ago in Gamers
Read The Story Of Saladin And The Iron Lords In Destiny: Rise of Iron (Light Spoiler Warning)
The Iron Banner is renown for its wares and for the challenge it welcomes Guardians to, but it is also known for it role in keeping traditions alive among the Guardians. At the helm of it is the Iron Lord himself: Lord Saladin Forge. But, what do we know about him? The lore you will learn will make you want to keep on playing Destiny through Iron Lords and into Destiny 2.
By Dustin Murphy7 years ago in Gamers
All The Things You Can Do In Destiny: Rise of Iron's Plaguelands Zone
Having just launched only a couple of days ago, Destiny's The Rise of Iron expansion welcomes quite a few changes including some spectacular reasons to dance in your chair. These range from upgrading your preexisting gear, to hunting down relic weapons, and even to seeking out hidden Dormant Siva Clusters that will play a much larger role later on.
By Dustin Murphy7 years ago in Gamers
Garry Marshall, Creator of 'Happy Days' And 'Mork and Mindy,' Passes At 81
The '70s had been a great time for laughs, creativity, and famed directors to rise in fame with prestigious shows that remain golden classics. From the silly laughs of Robin Williams to the famed ,''Heyyyyyyyyy" of Henry Wrinkler as 'The Fonz', the man behind the scenes that created these roles has passed away at 81.
By Dustin Murphy7 years ago in Geeks
Why Darth Talon Is One Of Star Wars' Most Unique Sith Lords
"Apprentice — do you know why your Master had to die?""Because you ordered it, Master."― Darth Krayt and Darth Talon Star Wars as a whole is ripe with lore. Whether it is the movies, which are canonical to the franchise's lore, the books, or even the comics that serve as the "Extended Universe," where various Sith Lords, Jedi Knights, and even soldiers served throughout the history of the universe. This includes names such as Darth Talon and Darth Nihl, who served as two of the most powerful Sith Lords of their time under the servitude of Darth Krayt.
By Dustin Murphy7 years ago in Futurism
Todd McFarlane Announces The 'Spawn' Movie Script Is Complete — Could It Go To Netflix?
If you've been following Todd McFarlane's social media pages, he's been quite vocal about his desire to revisit the famed antihero, Spawn. Going about it the old-fashioned way, Todd McFarlane took to his Facebook page, uploaded a video, and gave us a few juicy details regarding his script. Sitting at approximately 141 pages, Todd stated in his video that he is trimming it down to approximately 120 pages. On top of these few details, he went on to introduce a select page from his script.
By Dustin Murphy7 years ago in Geeks
'Godzilla 2' Will Feature Mothra, Rodan And King Ghidora
2014 was a spectacular year, as the King of Monsters found himself on screen once more. The king was loosely considered admirable, but questionable to long-time fans due to the subtle changes made. Long gone were the days of seeing that rubber-suit creature, but also long gone are the days of non-CGI creatures, which adoring fans loved about the series.
By Dustin Murphy7 years ago in Geeks
'Transformers: The Last Knight' May Struggle In The Weekend Box Office — Is This The End?
When Michael Bay first introduced us to our favorite Robots in Disguise in live action, we were captivated. We were astonished as the gigantic machines fighting on screen came to life from the animated franchises of the past. However, after eight years of sequels, it seems that the famous franchise has run its course, as it's been predicted that this franchise could see an all-time opening low in the box offices with the upcoming Transformers: The Last Knight.
By Dustin Murphy7 years ago in Geeks
'GLOW' Is The Smash-Hit '80s Style Netflix Show You Need To Watch
The 1980's hold a soft place in our hearts, as proven by the smash-hit show Stranger Things. Riding in on this wave of enthusiasm and nostalgia comes a sleeper hit you'd never think would get your motor going. The show's name? GLOW. The show actually has a premise you'd never realize truly existed — and captivated hundreds of thousands (if not millions) — in the 80's. The show's name stands for: Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling. Yeah, as in the real-life GLOW.
By Dustin Murphy7 years ago in Geeks
Kevin Feige has Confirmed That 'Avengers 3' Will Be The Final Chapter For Some
For years we've been hearing rumors, speculation, and even words from the actors that their time as our favorite superheroes was becoming limited. Unlike comicbooks however, we are all familiar with the fact that actors will step away from those roles; something we recently experienced with Hugh Jackman as he exited the stage from his role as Logan, our favorite cigar-chomping, whiskey-guzzling hero from the X-Men universe.
By Dustin Murphy7 years ago in Geeks
Real-Life Superhero: 'The Incredible Hulk' Actor Lou Ferrigno Helped A Fan During Seizure At Comic Con
For actor and bodybuilder Lou Ferrigno, FanBoy Expo's Knoxville Comic Con was supposed to be a typical weekend of signing autographs — but when a fan had a seizure right in front of him, he responded like a member of the Avengers.
By Dustin Murphy7 years ago in Geeks
