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AK-47 maker denies accusation that it stole a gun design from a videogame
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pcgamer.comKalashnikov's MP-155 Ultima — a real-world gun
Real-world weapons ending up in videogames is nothing new, but IGN has an interesting and very odd report about the process going the other way. It involves a shotgun called the EPM28 Mastodon in a game called Oceanic, currently in development at indie studio Ward B, and Kalashnikov Concern, a Russian defence company known worldwide as the creator and original manufacturer of the AK47.
According to Ward B CEO Marcellino Sauceda, he was contacted in
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X-Men's Magik Gets the Hellfire Gala Outfit She Deserved in Fan Art
The X-Men's resident sorcerer Magik has just gotten the Hellfire Gala costume she deserved in stunning fan art. Most superheroes stick with broadly the same costume for years; Captain America's, for example, has barely changed since World War II. But the X-Men are an exception, with Marvel's merry mutants adopting new outfits pretty much every time they change their team roster. The current X-Men comics have lampshaded this by having the mutants switch costumes at a whim, treating them as humans would a change of clothes.
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