Review of the 2011 New York Comic Con's events.

For fans of the venerable Pokémon series, Pokémon White is a game that not only continues the legacy, but also improves upon it. 

Bulletstorm is an over the top, first-person shooter that takes place in the 26th century in an area of the universe called the Confederation of Planets. Bulletstorm is a fun game that makes heavy use of crude and toilet humor. The gameplay is designed so that players are rewarded for doing harder kills and tasks.

Killzone 3 is the definition of a release day purchase, and is the perfect way for Sony to open 2011 for exclusives and new games.  Killzone 3 also takes advantage of the Playstation Move and 3D televisions to deliver a fun and unique experience for First Person Shooter (FPS) fans. The gameplay is fast-paced and enjoyable to keep you playing through the final act.   

What happens when you cross a priest, a ghost, and Todd McFarlane? The short story is, you sell a whole lot of comics. Image Comic's new series, "Haunt," barely had time to spook the shelves before hungry fans excited to get in on the series snatched it up. Stores preordered an estimated 60,000 copies, an unheard of amount for a first issue, and by the next day, even local Long Island comic locale Amok Time had sold every last copy.

The New York Anime Festival (NYAF), held at The Jacob K. Javits Center, was a strange event, left unnoticed by anyone with a mainstream sensibility. The people seemed odd and their costumes were even more bizarre. But for 21,388 people, 16% more than last year, it was a place to dress up as your favorite cartoon charac¬ter and immerse yourself in your favorite shows, movies and comic books.

Distribution Manager Jim Ausanio and News Editor Ryan Broderick have a discussion about the time they spent at the New York Anime Festival.