Today’s Xbox One reveal answered a few questions, but it didn’t address long-time next-gen rumors such as the always-online connection or the use of pre-owned games. That is, until Wired received a response from Microsoft regarding the system’s procedures... Read More »
343 Industries took the stage at Microsoft’s Xbox One reveal conference, and we thought we knew where this was going. But then they surprised us a bit by announcing a live-action Halo series that will be coming soon. The... Read More »
If there is one genre missing on the Vita, then it would be the RPG. With Disgaea 3 being the only choice at the moment, many fans are looking for something else. This is where Ragnarok Odyssey comes into... Read More »
If you happened to check out Nintendo conference, then you most were intrigued by Nintendo Land. The basic concept was pretty interesting, the idea was to take popular series and make them into attractions. Some sounded interesting like The Legend... Read More »
While fans didn’t like the new direction of the Ninja Gaiden series, many gamers seem to support Dead or Alive’s. The move to a more cinematic feeling is nice, plus the more serious approach is quite welcomed. However does this make... Read More »
Have you ever played Littlebigplanet Prehistoric Moves? If not that’s perfectly fine, but that’s Rayman Legends in a nutshell. Simply put, each gamer has a set goal to perform in Rayman Legends and based off their accuracy, you will either win the mission... Read More »
After finding some succcess with simple games like Pixel, Jump and Swap, Arkedo Games is back with their latest title, Hells Yeah! With only some rather hectic trailers to go off of, it’s quite hard to tell just what... Read More »
E3 2012 contained many solid titles (mostly sequels), but only one can be deemed worthy enough to earn the title of “Best at E3”. So, which one impressed fellow writer Richard Subia and I above all else this year?... Read More »
E3 has come and gone, leaving us with nothing but time to reflect on everything we heard, saw and played. Looking back at it all, it’s hard not to think about what stole the show and what failed to... Read More »
Remember the days when WWII was the only setting for first-person shooters? Now it’s the other way around. The FPS genre has been consumed by modern and futuristic warfare. City Interactive is looking to change that by reviving the... Read More »
There were countless games awaiting me at E3 this year, but one of the most anticipated titles for me may have been one that flew under the radar for many others. Having played and enjoyed (for the most part)... Read More »
While visiting the Sony booth to play the God of War: Ascension multiplayer demo, I decided to stop by the Far Cry 3 station and try out the cooperative mode. I am greatly looking forward to Far Cry 3... Read More »
I greatly enjoyed my time with Dawnguard during my hands-on preview, but it was hard to ignore the glitches that impeded my progress. At one point, the “Chasing Echoes” quest refused to update because Serena would not progress in... Read More »
News about Skyrim’s upcoming Dawnguard DLC has been the main topic lately. One of the biggest aspects of the expansion that was revealed is the addition of crossbows. Anyone who has taken part in ranged combat in Skyrim knows... Read More »
Easily one of the most beloved aspects to Final Fantasy, is the music. So it only made sense that there would be a rhythm game at some point, though Theatrhythm Final Fantasy isn’t quite your average rhythm game. By adding... Read More »
When Tekken Hybrid was released, there was a very limited version of Tekken Tag Tournament 2 included. The game featured fantastic visuals, stunning models and some interesting changes to the combat system. However any fighting game can look good... Read More »
After seeing how successful Littlebigplanet was, many gamers were hoping for a portable version. This wish was granted with Littlebigplanet PSP, though it really failed to embody the original concept. Now that the Vita can capture the concept, is... Read More »
Early last year, we received the depressing news that Activision canceled True Crime: Hong Kong. The game’s promising trailers and gameplay videos led to widespread disappointment. Later that same year, news quickly spread that Square Enix had stepped in... Read More »
Agent 47 is back and he’s deadlier than ever. However, the player gets to decide whether he’s the kind of assassin that doesn’t leave a trace or the type that kills everything on his way to the target. Today’s... Read More »
True survival horror is becoming harder and harder to find as the industry shifts toward action horror. 4A Games refuses to drink the kool-aid and hopes to show that change isn’t necessary to remain relevant in this industry with... Read More »
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