The iconic YouTube gaming channel Machinima, which launched on the video site in 2006, is officially shutting down; laying off 81 employees and making a ton of its video content private.
This month, the Assassins are coming out to hunt in both Assassin's Creed Unity and Assassin's Creed Rogue - little do fans know though that they also are surprisingly adept at musical theatre, thanks to a new
As we've reported before, there is a live action Street Fighter film which will be shown on Machinima's YouTube channel. That won't be the only place to see it however. TwitchTV has partnered up with Machinima and
Machinima is set to release a 12 part web series based on Street Fighter called Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist. This series is about Ryu and Ken's origins and this particular trailer focuses on the dark martial art
Back in January the Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist poster was released and now we're getting a new trailer and screenshots for the live-action karate chopping web series focusing on Ken played by Christian Howard.
Incredible fan films and series dedicated to video games are not uncommon on YouTube - in fact, many of them turn out to be pretty exceptional, like Video Game High School or the Mortal Kombat: Legacy series.
Wait a minute, that's Akuma, right? Street Fighter: The Assassin's Fist takes a look at the origin Ryu, Ken and Akuma in a new web series on Machinima.
In the last few days a scandal exploded (reported by Ars Technica and others) due to an agreement between Microsoft and Machinima to bring positive coverage to the Xbox One on YouTube, but apparently and unfortunately Microsoft
Ever wondered how a Lara Croft Tomb Raider game would play in first person perspective? Well look no further. Machinima affiliate Filipe B. Costa (director, animator and editor of First Person Street Fighter) has made a video
If there's anything we've known, it's that Borderlands has kept us quite busy for over a year now, with Gearbox still releasing DLC and content for Borderlands 2 well after its release last September. Next year though,
The Super Power Beat Down is a series regularly put out by Machinima and one of its partners, Bat in the Sun Productions. The series pits popular characters from "nerd culture" in what are mostly battles to
The internet has been a breeding ground for some of the most awesome fake trailers, comedic shorts, drama-filled fan films, and some pretty cool short series. Machinima, one of the biggest YouTube channels for video game content,
It seems like live action counterparts to video games are becoming popular these days (perhaps after the relative success of Mortal Kombat: Legacy, the Payday web series, and the hype behind the upcoming Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist
Say what you will about Techland's Dead Island franchise, but no one can forget that memorable backward trailer that introduced the game to the public. Now Cinedrone Pictures and the Machinima YouTube channel have released a live
It's been two years since Mortal Kombat: Legacy debuted on the Machinima YouTube channel, a retelling of the Mortal Kombat franchise told through the creative lens of Kevin Tancharoen, and starring actors like Michael Jai White and
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Machinima, the wildly popular YouTube channel that publishes game trailers and original video-game related videos and content, has announced that Season Two of its popular Mortal Kombat: Legacy (a webseries
While many award shows never seem to get it right (I'm looking at you Spike TV Video Game Awards) the Inside Gaming Awards have just wrapped up in Hollywood California where The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has
Nope, your eyes don't deceive you: French filmmaker Mathieu Weschler just released a feature length film called "The Trashmaster", created solely via the Grand Theft Auto IV PC engine. Taking two years to make, the polish on
Coming to a sofa or love-seat near you is Red Dead Redemption cinematic edition. Debuting only on FOX you can catch a glimpse of an art medium evolving before your very eyes. Games are moving up in
Everyone is talking about the VGAs, but there's another award show in town now, too. It's brand new and is put on by the good folks over at Machinima.com and their show Inside Gaming.
