Nintendo was the first to introduce the concept of motion-sensing controllers to the gaming world and as of late it has taken off. Motion-sensing technology has become such a hit, all major platforms have imitated the Wii with their own perspective on it; Microsoft came out with the Kinect and Sony with the Move. With all
The Courier just can’t catch a break, can he/she? Bethesda’s just announced the first DLC for Fallout: New Vegas, and once again our poor nameless, faceless protagonist seems to have run afoul of another deal gone bad. Maybe the poor fellow/girl should hire a contract lawyer. The first DLC, titled Dead Money, will be available
This past week, Wizards of the Coast launched its new character builder for Dungeons & Dragons. The new layout is sleek and stylish and provides an easy-to-learn user interface for all your character building needs. Check out the visual tour off of their main website here. I’ll have a review of all of its ins
I love video games. I love playing them, reading about them, and talking to other people about them. Unfortunately I don’t have time to beat them all. Sometimes I don’t even have time to beat the big ones. I’m talking the AAA titles that everyone will be talking about. I know I am not alone
Fans of Japanese and Western RPGs have been at each others’ throats for ages. JRPGs are currently the whipping boy of gaming culture, and admittedly, after Final Fantasy XIII, an unrestrained testimony to genre excess, it’s hard not to see the criticisms. Linearity of gameplay and storyline and a cast of largely predefined characters are
There are two types of Massively-Multiplayer Online games; the ones you have to pay to play and the free-to-play variety. Just by looking at a few forums you can find people ranting about which is better and why. If you have had the time to play both the free and the money-waster you can see
Sony Online Entertainment released its new batch of screenshots, showing the locations within DC Universe Online. In the screenshots you will see Gorilla Island, Gotham Botanical Gardens, Brainiac’s ship, and Poison Ivy’s Lair! Enough of me, the pictures speak louder than words:
The Rhythm Game genre has been evolving from the days of DDR to the full fledge 4 piece Band games that we know of today. In the wake of the evolution there has been a considerable flood of ill forgotten sequels that have burned even the most loyal of gamers. One game series in particular
The next installment of Team 17’s Alien Breed, Alien Breed 3: Descent hits digital stores this coming Wednesday, 17 November. Available on Steam and Xbox LIVE Arcade, the latest entry in the series seeks to bring closure to the most recent trilogy of games. Retailing at $9.99 (800 MSP for the Xbox version), Alien Breed 3