Endless Legend is shaping up to be a really good 4X game and we were able to get our hands on the Alpha release to see how it’s coming along. One to keep your eye on if you’re a fan of the genre, you can check out all of our early impressions inside.
Doug takes a look at some franchises that need to hurry up and capitalize on their success by releasing an epic sequel or even just a half decent game. There’s money to be made and nerds to impress so get your act together!
It’s no secret that there’s been some big moves over at Naughty Dog the past few weeks. At a time when the burgeoning studio is looking into expanding its franchises to the big screen there’s a few things they could learn from the successes and stresses over at the Marvel offices.
We’re never proud of them but we’ve all had one… controller throwing rage quits. When the going gets tough and then it gets tougher and we break down like overgrown crybabies. Here’s a collection of 7 moments that brought us to tears and back again because no matter how many dents we put in our walls we STILL had to beat them.
It’s impossible to think that the legendary equation of ninjas + cyborgs + zombies could equal anything less than awesome. All that’s missing is pirates. It goes against everything I’ve learned as a self respecting geek since childhood yet Team Ninja drops the ball in a big way on Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z.
When FFX was first released back in 2001 our boy Doug was a mere 16 years old. 13 years later he can’t wait to get his hands on the game, and its sequel, for the second time around to give it the play through it really deserves. Here’s 5 things that he’s looking forward to most…. and maybe you too.
While the idea of going on a rampage taking out giant bugs seems like a good idea at first Earth Defense Force 2025 quickly loses its charm and degrades itself to a repetitive B-rated borefest.
In increasing numbers whether it’s in games, music, movies or books we’re making the switch to digital. It’s fast, easy and extremely convenient. Despite this are we losing a little something in the transition?
The Prince of Darkness makes his return to consoles in the 35th installment of a Castlevania game. After 35 kicks at the can there is a lot they get right but a few nagging issues will likely get your blood boiling.
Dated graphics accompanied by lengthy and confusing gameplay make Horizon a tough game to get into. It has some strengths of course but not enough to pull it out of video game mediocrity.
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