Greetings glorious Geeks! On this weeks podcast Ashley and Anthony take off to the annual San Diego County Fair to see what kind of geeky trouble they could find. While among the fried foods, rickety rides, and blazing heat the podcasting couple throw down an epic challenge over carnival games that Anthony swears are rigged!
Sony continues to demonstrate its support for indie games by showing a new trailer from developer Campo Santo’s Firewatch. With an overwhelming flood of games with huge set pieces, violent deaths and world ending cataclysms, Firewatch takes it slow in this charming new indie title.
Sony finished its E3 conference with a bang by showing gameplay of Nathan Drake’s latest adventure, Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End. With the power of the Playstation 4, the demo shows the care and detail that Sony put into their newest entry into the Uncharted series.
Bethesda has revealed Doom at its press conference and in all its bloody glory. The gameplay presented in the demo points to Doom taking pointers from last year’s Wolfenstein the New Order. With its focus on tight gunplay and fast paced action, this new Doom hopes to recreate what made the original a classic.
Leave it to another outlier game at E3 to get me all excited again. Last year it was Shadows of Mordor (another Warner Bros game,) a game that lots of people praised but was totally out of left field and a surprise hit. This year I have a feeling that Mad Max will be similar,
“Kingdom Hearts 3” was given a new trailer for the final chapter in the “Kingdom Hearts” trilogy. Showcasing colorful worlds, new enemies and its unique blend of Disney and action RPG’s, the trailer reminds us why we’ve been missing this series for too long.
“Halo 5 Guardians” was shown at Microsoft’s press conference and showed that you can show an old dog new tricks. With its new take on the campaign and its new multiplayer mode “Warzones,” 343 industries is looking to shake up the “Halo” franchise in a new way.
Do you believe in miracles? If so then last night’s Sony press conference was a really good time. And I’m here to tell you exactly why. After years of little news if any news at all from a game that was first announced in 2009 (that’s 6 years ago) the Last Guardian finally rose from
Surprise! In a quick (although spoiled about a week ago) announcement, we now know that Dark Souls III is on it’s way into this world. What did we learn? I invite you to read on, dear reader (and/or masochist). Releasing in early 2016 for Xbox One, PS4 and PC – this looks to be possibly