The Dark Knight strikes again with the release of Batman Arkham City. But is this collector’s edition a hero or just a zero? Batman: Arkham City is the sequel of Batman: Arkham Asylum. Arkham Asylum is one my favorite collector’s editions of all time. Batman: Arkham City has an enormous task to exceed the high expectations that the original set.
The power of green comes to Blu-ray with Green Lantern Extended Cut. Does the Green Lantern shine on Blu-ray, or is it a dull glow?
Although the high price of the Nintendo 3DS deterred many potential customers at first, the company seems determined to really give the customers what they want. In addition to the somewhat recent price drop, Nintendo is also releasing a whole slew of new games and features that will “make Nintendo 3DS a smart gift option
Valve, creators of the hit franchise Portal, are going to be releasing an in-game editor via DLC for Portal 2 early next year. Valve has released a few sneak peeks at the tool currently in development. Stay tuned in with PixelatedGeek for any developments in this story.
Blizzcon is in full swing and news is flying out at such speed it can be difficult to keep up, but never fear: Pixelated Geek is here to help. This will be a collection of news stories focused on Blizzcon updated throughout the convention. First up: the addition and removal of units from Starcraft 2
This seems to be the week of the Bat. Not only did we get an animated bat-flick with Year One, we also get to revisit the joys of a RockSteady bat-title with a trip to Arkham City. Our heroes are ready to take on all the riddles to help you, our dear reader, figure out
Back in August we let you know about the new SteelSeries Sensei programmable, pro-grade laser mouse. SteelSeries sent one our way to test out, and the Sensei went above and beyond our expectations. The Mouse One of the key features that sets the Sensei apart from its brethren is the inclusion of a 32 bit
The Knight has come to the city of Gotham, and the streets will never be the same again. Two heroes have come to save the city that has fallen to its dark criminal elements. One hero fights corruption among the corrupt while the other fights evil from the shadows. Batman: Year One chronicles the tale
Hopefully everyone has played a game that when you experience any particular part about the game or just the product as a whole you think to yourself, “Wow, that game really does (x-feature) really well.” If you haven’t then I suggest you should just play every game you can get your hands on and embark on a quest of game discovery. There are many ways in which a game can be perfect or can present something unique to anyone who plays them. Whether it be environmental design, character design, voice acting, even something as basic as controller layouts. Literally any feature or part of a game is a chance for perfection or excellence.
Usually I would say that it is a rare occasion where I find a game that I put on a special shelf of games I will never part with because they did one thing so well. Perhaps it is because I find myself in a less than totally cynical mood while writing this or maybe it is because it is the holiday release season where all good things gaming are supposedly showering down around us for a good 5 months. My point is that this presentation of something so wonderful is usually a rare experience. So let us take a wonderful journey through some of games I feel truly stand above the rest in one form or the other.