Starting with the most recent, there's a new movie review up on that page over there for the biggest superhero movie this summer...Hancock! What? That's what you were expecting, right? Actually, I should get around to writing a review of The Dark Knight seeing as I saw it twice and it seems to be the thing on everyone's mind. So, maybe I will. Maybe I won't. You'll just have to keep checking the homepage fervently for updates. Or maybe you won't.

In other news, Epitaph is still goin' strong, so tell all your friends! If there's anything seriously worthwhile that we have to offer at this time, Epitaph is it.

Lastly we have this cool little site search page down in the footer. Although it's been up for a while I can imagine many people didn't notice it because honestly, what reason do you have to scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page? I'll tell you what reason: site search. Damn straight.

Thurs, July 31 2008 11:38pm EST

Our brand new comic, Epitaph continues to update according to schedule, so be sure to check that out. There are also a couple of reviews by John that we haven't ever officially announced so go check them out. Lastly, I just wanted to point out a few minor site layout changes, specifically the new hover images on the menu, and some reorganizing with pages now in the footer. That's it for now, stay on the lookout for Port Mayhem: Episode 3 from John.

Mon, May 26 2008 6:17pm EST

Epitaph, a brand new comic series written by myself and drawn by the very talented Roberto Leutwiler is finally here! Unlike our other Doghouse Comics, this one is darker and serious in tone; not as much as The Sprite is Right, but pretty damn heavy, doc.

You can check it out here. Updates are most likely gonna be Monday/Wednesday/Friday. We've got a comic buffer of about 10 pages, so don't expect much laziness. We're pretty excited to be bringing this to you, so we're gonna try our best.

Catch you cool cats on the flipside.

Fri, May 23 2008 10:30pm EST

Port Mayhem: Episode 2 is finally out, after nearly two weeks. I guess that makes it a bi-weekly series, then. Let's see how long that lasts, eh? So, this week, I cover the arcade classic Mortal Kombat, and it's respective ports for the Sega Genesis, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, and Nintendo Gameboy. Bear in mind, I'm still smoothing out the rough edges with this series, so bear with me until I come up with a consistent formula.

More updates coming soon, as always.

Sun, May 18 2008 10:30am EST

After months of me hyping it up on my DevBlog, the first episode of the new DHC video series Port Mayhem has been officially released today. You can catch it, as well as all future episodes, on GameTrailers.com. For future installments, I will still be mentioning their releases on the DHC frontpage as well, for those who don't want to check a GameTrailers profile page for updates.

We have a whole page of updates planned for the upcoming weeks. We encourage you to stay tuned, as the best of the month is yet to come.

Sun, May 4 2008 12:52am EST