Toad’s new game on the Wii U looks and plays pretty well, and we have a sneaking suspicion once people get to play it they will be addicted to it, but they will have to wait until Holiday 2014 to do so.
We preview the tablet version of Skylanders Trap Team, and find ourselves looking at a game that we didn’t think could be so console-like on a tablet.
Toys for Bob is back with the next iteration of Skylanders, and we have a sneak preview prior to the game’s October release.
We start our engines and go foot to the floor with both of the console exclusive racers set to hit retail shelves this ‘holiday’ season. Despite noticeable differences between the two it’s obvious that both Xbox One and PS4 gamers have some serious racing to get to this fall/winter.
We finally get to sniping a few German baddies, and it looks like 505 Games makes good on giving gamers another solid shooter for fans to enjoy. And seriously folks… how many other games let you shoot your foes in the biscuits?
After sitting down with Playground Games, we can honestly say this game is in great hands.
We order up a custom controller and take a close look at what Evil Controllers can when tasked to design and make a COG centric controller.
2K Games’ Evolve set everyone buzzing when they revealed at E3 this year that players would be able to be the beast… play as the mighty Kraken against 4 heroes. We get some hands on time with it and live to tell you about it.
We go hands on with a brand new IP from Nintendo and find that firing virtual streams of paint on the ground, and at each other, is more fun than you would imagine.
Rainbow Six returns! We were able to experience the latest in the series at Ubisoft’s booth on the show floor at E3 2014 and it looks to be coming back with that classic Rainbow Six gameplay.
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