Until this week, the veteran industry crew at Respawn Entertainment have kept the lid on their first project Titanfall. The first-person infantry/mech shooter had really only been mentioned by name, slated for the cover of this month’s Game Informer, but now it’s out there in the wild, and goodness is it beautiful.
It’s no secret that the Final Fantasy name hasn’t been well-received in recent years. With polarizing titles such as Final Fantasy XIII and XIII-2, as well as the critical failure of Final Fantasy XIV‘s initial release, it would be easy to dismiss the franchise at this point. The lack of a stateside release of Final Fantasy Type-0 and rumors regarding
Metal Gear Solid V‘s unveiling at the Game Developers Conference in March introduced gamers to the FOX Engine, Kojima Productions’ mind-blowing new gameplay engine. If there was something that got people talking more than the FOX Engine itself, it was the controversial decision to replace David Hayter as Naked Snake/Big Boss and speculation about who
This is arguably the most anticipated press conference in the history of E3. The fracas that arose in the gaming community about Used Games, Always-On connectivity, and user privacy has been one of the most vocal and violent outpourings of emotion and opinion ever seen in a notably passionate community, and everyone has been waiting
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:
In the near future, the nation is the best it has ever been. Unemployment is down to 1%, crime is at an all time low, and America is prosperous again, thanks to The Purge: one night a year where for 12 hours, all crime is legal. Theft, rape, murder and more are all sanctioned by the
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