Top Stories e3 2012
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The Elder Scrolls Online Is Not As World Of Warcraft As You Might Fear
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10 More Things About Dishonored You Should Know
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Halo 4 Creators Prepping For Halo Comeback
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Carmack Being Carmack: 12 Minutes With One Of Video Game's Smartest People
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Kotaku's Winners And Losers Of E3 2012, Day 2
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E3 Has Changed, And So Should We
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Here’s A Friendly Tease For All You RPG Fans
If you’ve kept up with my regular column about Japanese role-playing games, you likely know that one of my favourite games of the past few years is a charming RPG called Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky.
What Were All Those Indie Games Doing At E3 Anyway?
Most game enthusiasts expect to hear about the new Halos, Call of Dutys and Final Fantasys (ok, maybe not that last one) at the annual Electronic Entertainment Expo. What they may be surprised by is a size-changing game like Scale, the loopy cosmic momentum of Gravity Ghost or the colourful Kinect creativity of Songlines.
Dead Or Alive 5 Devs Would Love If Their Game Was In Fighting Tournaments, But…
These days, it’s impossible to make a fighting game without the awareness that the community surrounding those games is going to put it through its paces. The fact that there’s a dedicated group of players who’ll be picking apart move sets and stun durations isn’t daunting to fighting game creators, though.
Papo & Yo Is One Reaction To ‘Culture Of Fear’ In Corporate Video Games
Not many games look and feel like Papo & Yo. If you need to categorise it, you can call the upcoming PS3 exclusive a magical realism puzzle platformer. It’s a game where you put cardboard boxes on your head to get hints and move houses to get across gaps.
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