Destiny 2, a video game in which players travel through space trying not to get their raids ruined by glitches, is full of fun Easter eggs. Here's one of them.
So, the DOOM reboot is making its way to Nintendo's portable console. And it's the full version of the game as well, albeit with a lower resolution and a ton of effects turned down. Fortunately people have gotten hands on with the game, and so far, it's playable.
People these days know Slightly Mad Studios as the team behind the crowdfunded Project CARS games. But before that, they cut their teeth making Need for Speed: SHIFT semi-simulation racers.
Two SHIFT games were released, and according to SMS CEO Ian Bell a third one was planned. But according to him, EA canned the project weeks before work was scheduled to begin, and he's never forgotten it.
As recently revealed, Dragon Ball FighterZ has an original fighter called Android 21.
Even though the character was created by Namco Bandai for the game, the company explained how the character was designed by Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama.
One of the biggest selling points of the first Ni No Kuni was the involvement of Studio Ghibli. For the sequel, however, the famed anime studio's name is nowhere to be found.
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Trailers for video games are a weird beast, as misleading as they can be esoteric. Free from the burden of trying to directly sell you a piece of art, commercials for video game hardware are often a lot more fun.
Four Horsemen is a game about immigrants and refugees, and also kinda sorta the apocalypse. It's a compelling game, written from a place of deep empathy about a topic that is important to consider in our current political climate. Unfortunately it doesn't quite come together.
Game of Thrones is shot in some pretty exotic locations, and also has some great CG work, but not everything you see on the screen is a mix of real life and computer wizardry. There's still room for good old-fashioned matte painting when it comes to the scenic backdrops.
The live-action Fullmetal Alchemist movie cast is all-Japanese, even if the characters are not. The anime's director says this was "a bad idea".
Barbarella, the iconic and controversial erotic scifi heroine, is returning to comic books for the first time in over three decades, and it's going to be very sexy.
The newest Danganronpa is full of pop culture references, including quite a few that may surprise you. My favourite so far is this inventory item. Screw you, squids.
The Tokyo Game Show is underway! Today is the first business day, which means the show isn't yet open to the general public. The masses of people won't arrive until Saturday, giving us unobstructed views of the booths.
I know people who get really proud about their PC setups, to the point where they talk about it like an investment property. And for those people, a 49" wide monitor would be the ultimate present.
For those with an affinity with Chinese numerology, then this is definitely the year for a new smartphone. Between the iPhone 8, Samsung Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Note8, there has never been a luckier line-up of smartphone to choose from.
Ubisoft Reflections, the studio behind Grow Home and Grow Up, continues its growth spurt with the release of Atomega on Steam. It's a blocky competitive first-person shooter in which players battle over mass, attempting to out-grow and overpower the competition. It's a cool little game that could use some serious expansion.
What nostalgia looks like in 2017 isn't what it looked like at the dawn of video games. The virtual worlds in which we play have long hinged on callbacks to outdoor things, countryside adventures, wooded escapes or play-fighting in the grass.
Yes, many of our childhoods were spent in backyard kid gangs, dreaming of brotherly knighthood, mystical water fairies or whatever. Endless Steam inventories of fantasy role-playing games reflect this obsession with the natural, pure way things were. My childhood was no different, at least half the time, when I wasn't on the internet. Finally, games are catching up to that.
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