I don’t post a lot of PR content that comes into the mailbox, but this one is just hilarious: read on for more about the new Rocky Horror Show Video Game. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Rocky Horror Show Stage Musical Is Reimagined as a Retro Video GameMetal X Entertainment/Bit Bot Media and FreakZone Games Celebratethe 50th Anniversary of
Monster Hunter: World is available today for digital purchase on PC via Steam. Curious to see more click below!
You can listen to this episode on our Pixel Clicks Podcast channel at Anchor.fm! It’s the E3 predictions special! This week was an extra long one, as we discussed the latest news, such as “OMG FALLOUT 4 IS HAPPENING!” as well as our predictions for what to expect at E3 this year. Spoiler Alert: Crash Bandicoot.
As the rest of the internet booed and guffawed at a certain “Fight of the Century,” the PCP’ers chatted about the week in gaming news! They covered Batman: Arkham Knight’s season pass and controversy, Valve changing their mind about selling mods in Skyrim, Yookah Laylee, what Rare could be working on, and much much more!
Selling mods for profit? The PC Gaming sky is falling! In a move that has set the Internet ablaze, Valve recently unveiled the addition of a new section of the Steam Workshop where mod developers can sell their mods for real money for the first time. This feature is currently only available for The Elder
I’ve been more than a little excited to see the digital market taking off. While getting games digitally is neat and all, it’s been more about the independents finally able to shine in a market that’s been largely held by the larger developers. This lets developers think outside the box and brings freedom of ideas
Rejoice, those of you who traveled all the way from Raccoon City at the outbreak of the T Virus, to the rural village in Spain ravaged by Las Plagas! News has come at last from those on high at Capcom Studios: an ‘Ultimate Edition’ of Resident Evil 4 is coming soon to PC. ‘Resident Evil
The interactive entertainment industry is a funny thing. It’s long since moved past the birthing pangs, or the necessity of justifying its legitimacy to larger entertainment – having eclipsed both Hollywood and professional sports in gross dollars per annum – and it’s a rare youth indeed that wasn’t all different kinds of atwitter about the
Valve announced a major addition to their game management client Steam today: “Big Picture”. This new aspect of Steam allows users to access their PC/Mac Steam games on their HD TV. Interface with game controllers will also be available too, though it seems that right now only the XBox 260 controller is compatible. Big Picture