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DuckTales Has Changed. Here’s How
For many, DuckTales is a beloved game — and I imagine that the mere idea of messing with it isn’t an appealing one. But after a chat at E3 with Matt Bozon, creative director at WayForward, and Austin Ivansmith, director, it seems that many of the changes in the remastered version of DuckTales are things that fans can look forward to.
Work Has Begun On A Full Modding SDK For Saints Row: The Third
It’s been over 18 months since Volition’s Saints Row: The Third hit real and digital shelves. In that time, despite the game selling real nice-like, publisher THQ still found a way to implode, putting future additions to the game in doubt. Now, we have word that a full modding SDK is in the works, thanks to efforts from the game’s online community.
45 Mods Were Needed To Bring Man Of Steel To The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim
Melding story elements of the first four Superman films — except the one where Richard Pryor recreates Kryptonite out of cigarettes — here is Skyrim at the Movies: Man of Steel, featuring Supes, Throthgar Luthor, Terence Stamp Zod and Nuclear Man. It’s got Eve Teschmacher, too, just not as hot as Valerie Perrine.
This LSD-Inspired Oculus Game Is The Most Intense Thing I Saw At E3
I’ve seen things inside the Oculus Rift you people wouldn’t believe. And for the most part, it involved the strange LSD-inspired indie game SoundSelf.
Check Out E3′s Biggest Console Game Announcements By Playing A Retro Platformer
You want to get up to speed with all the big games announced for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, but you’re not enthused by the idea of trawling through countless videos, news posts and podcasts? Why not play a retro-style browser game instead? I mean, there’s one you can have a crack at right here.
Get Your Open Source OpenRelativity Engine From MIT
MIT’s OpenRelativity engine, designed to model Einstein’s special theory of relativity in a video game, now is being released as an open-source toolset.

























