Category: Previews

injustice2
Gaming
Andrew Plein

First Look – Injustice 2 Gameplay – Seeing Red?

Were you as skeptical as I was when the first Injustice game came out? Don’t get me wrong, I was excited, I just had vague memories of the DC Comics vs Mortal Kombat game on the Xbox 360. But E3 is right around the corner, and it seems WB Games couldn’t wait to show us

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Final Smash Bros Direct
Gaming
Jordan Pollock

Final Smash Bros Direct Goes Out With a Bang

December 15th 2015 marked the very last Nintendo Smash Bros Direct, and although it didn’t give everyone exactly what they wanted, it still managed to take everyone by surprise. The biggest news, of course, was the inclusion of three brand new characters to the Smash Bros family. One character we already knew about, the other

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Events
Jordan Pollock

PSX 2015 Preview: Randall (PS4)

Continuing the trend of interesting 2D-platformers, Randall, by developer We The Force, is a Metroidvania-style platformer that focuses more on the Metroid side of the genre. For those who don’t know, Metroidvania is a style of platformer that relies on gated progression and back-tracking. In other words, some areas in the game will be inaccessible until you discover abilities that

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Events
Jordan Pollock

PSX 2015 Preview: Klaus (PS4)

The 2D-platformer is possibly the most iconic and prevalent genre in video games today. At times, it seems like there’s another one being released every day. So coming across a unique 2D-platformer feels like a rare treat, and Klaus might very well be that treat. Developed by La Cosa Entertainment, Klaus is a 2D-platformer in the vein of Thomas

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Events
Jordan Pollock

PSX 2015 Preview: Severed (PSVita)

Developed by Drinkbox Studios, the fine folk that gave us Guacamelee, Severed is a first-person hack n’ slash dungeon crawler that blends elements of games like Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, and Fruit Ninja. The combination of these games with the first-person perspective makes Severed easily the most unique game I played the

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