E3 is in it’s infancy, but we’ve already seen some exciting news from the biggest developers and publishers, and Ubisoft’s E3 2013 Press Conference is no exception. Check out our overview right here!
E3 is here again, and the Electronic Arts Press Conference was easily one of the best received events of the first day. Here’s our point-by-point breakdown and analysis of the show:
This is a quick and dirty breakdown of Microsoft’s 2013 E3 Press Conference. As such, we shall eschew many of the bells and whistles that we normally append to our work. You can watch the highest points of the conference in it’s entirety in the following link:
Earlier today, Microsoft released a short and thankfully straightforward statement, addressing many of the questions resulting from the clumsy and vague handling that characterized their post–XBox One-announcement audience attitude. You can find several full texts with the full details here. I’m often a fan of full disclosure. I find it refreshingly rare in a market
Earlier today, Lionhead Studios announced the release of a Fable HD remake, previously only available on the original Xbox. Wasting very little time between the announcement and the release date, Fable Anniversary is set to hit stores this holiday season. The game will include updated graphics, a new save game system, a new interface, and shorter
With E3 2013 rapidly approaching, we take a look at some of the top (and not-so-top) games that players and critics alike are looking forward to getting their hands on. Read on to see if your favorites made the list!
Overall Score: 7.5 The Ninja Gaiden franchise has spawned various titles across a variety of systems, but this was to be the first under the new Team Ninja with the departure of resident rock start Itakagi. I was more then a little intrigued about what direction the series would take. Already familiar with the game
The XBox One has already given us many reasons for disappointment but the used game situation stands out as especially dire. And Ben Kuchera of the Penny Arcade Report, supposedly a bastion of critical coverage in the oft-troubled arena of videogame trade journalism, has – astonishingly – told us it could be good news. The
MMOs are good. PC games are good. Paying around fifteen bucks for them monthly is not. No one likes to pay for a game and then pay even more to play it each month. So we’ve compiled a short list of five of our favorite free-to-play MMOs, so that you can save your money to