If you live in Japan, you’ve seen Dante Carver on television. The American-born actor plays “Onii-chan” or “brother” in a series of mobile phone commercials that star a dog as a family patriarch, actress Aya Ueto, and Shigesato Itoi’s wife.
The new expansion to Dante’s Inferno was partially developed by me. And one of you – one of you how can’t appreciate sublime game design – gave my contribution one out of five stars.
Hey, remember Dante’s Inferno? Plenty of hype before launch. Then it came out and we all seemed to instantly forget it ever existed. Well, it’s now going cheap.
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Dante’s Inferno’s Trials of St Lucia downloadable content is due out this Thursday, giving players the opportunity to create and share their own hellish combat levels. Here’s how that works.
Traditionally, historically, video games and religion don’t mix.
I’ve no idea why, but it seems no accident that the week before Easter I went back to start over the original Assassin’s Creed, the only game I’ve ever played that is set in the Holy Land.
Dante’s guardian angel and Christian martyr St. Lucia gets her game on in these screens from the upcoming Trails of St. Lucia downloadable content for Dante’s Inferno.
