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"Leaked" audio recording for Metal Gear Rising Revengeance
A new "trailer" has popped up for Metal Gear Rising. This time its an audio recording provided by the website WarOnOurShores.com... [read more]
Watch the first trailer for Brave: The Video Game
This morning Pixar Times reveled the first trailer for “Brave: The Video Game” which is inspired by the upcoming Disney•Pixar film hitting cinemas the same day as the vi... [read more]
Bioshock Infinite pushed back to 2013
Today, co-founder and creative director of Irrational Games, Ken Levine, announced that BioShock Infinite was going to be pushed back to February 26, 2013. In a post on IrrationalGames.com, Lev... [read more]
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"Not just another zombie game" Sandswept Studios talks about The Dead Linger
With the huge success of the Double Fine Kickstarter project that raised over $3 million, game developers flocked to Kickstarter in hopes that their game would become the next crowd funding success story. One such developer is Sandswept Studios with their game, The Dead Lin... [read more]
3 reasons why there's no need for story in fighting games
If you're playing a fighting game for the story, you're doing it wrong.... [read more]
From the Editor's Desk: Is the Gamestop Lawsuit Good or Bad for Gamers?
Gamestop settled on a lawsuit regarding the sale of used games that are missing DLC. Is this lawsuit a win for gamers or will this cause more problems for gamers? ... [read more]
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Sine Mora Review
Sine Mora is a side scrolling shoot'em up title that borrows heavily from past titles in the genre such as the cult classic Einhander. The premise involves war torn characters battling a bigger threat as you shoot down enemies and gigantic bosses in your little plane. Althou... [read more]
The Walking Dead Game - Episode 1: A New Day Review
The Walking Dead TV series became a successful adaption of the popular comic book. Can The Walking Dead Game be just as successful?... [read more]
Hyperdimension Neptunia Mk2 Review
I'm sure that we've seen our share of parodies of the game industry. But in NIS's new game Hyperdimention Neptuna Mk.2, the developer goes one step further and turns the industry into a parody world that has participating companies represented as cute moe girls. Are video ga... [read more]
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The RPG Fanatic: dnd (PLATO) Creators Gary Whisenhunt & Ray Wood Interview
In the mid 1970s Gary Whisenhunt and Ray Wood created one of the earliest computer roleplaying videogames, dnd, which also happened to be one of the first "fan games". Although little known today, their work pre-dates much better known series like Ultima, Wizardry and Dragon... [read more]
The RPG Fanatic: Seiken Densetsu 3 Retrospect and Review + Operation Manafall
You might know this game as Secret of Mana 2, but this video is titled by the only name it was officially released as. This was a Japan exclusive game in the Mana series that many people aren't aware existed, but let's change that starting right now!... [read more]
From the Editor's Desk: Is the Gamestop Lawsuit Good or Bad for Gamers?
Gamestop settled on a lawsuit regarding the sale of used games that are missing DLC. Is this lawsuit a win for gamers or will this cause more problems for gamers? ... [read more]
A look at the Halo: Anniversary Multiplayer...WHERE THE HELL IS HANG 'EM HIGH!
Posted on August 28, 2011 by OG
343 Industries is trying to bring back all the classic maps from Halo and Halo: Combat Evolved for the PC in their upcoming Halo: Anniversary. Maps like Beaver Creek, Prisoner, and Damnation will be returning with updates grahpics, and new elements to make the maps more dynamic. My only question is...WHERE THE FUCK IS HANG 'EM HIGH! THAT was the map of Halo. THAT was the map people wanted to play in tournaments, screw everything else.
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