The Order: 1886 is Probably Way More Violent Than You Thought
This new trailer for The Order: 1886 shows some unexpectedly gib-tastic gunplay: exploding heads, arms blown off, a leg stripped away at the knee by a shotgun. There’s a lot of ouch.
See Some Of The Order: 1886's Guns In Action
Last time we saw The Order: 1886, we described it by saying it's like "shooting through an old movie." Sony just dropped a new trailer for the stylish third-person shooter during its Gamescom press conference that gives us all a new glimpse at some of its Tesla-inspired shooting devices, and they look pretty awesome.…
Playing The Order 1886 Feels Like Shooting Through an Old Movie
You know, I didn't think about framerate or resolution once when I got to play The Order 1886 yesterday. What I did think was that it felt like playing through an old Cinemascope movie. With at least one very cool signature weapon.
The Order: 1886 Special Editions Feature Different Statues
Sony showed off the Collector's and Premium Editions of The Order: 1866. Among other things, the two sets include entirely different statues:
PS4 Developer On What It Means To Be Next-Gen
Back when new-gen was known as next-gen, gamers and critics alike pondered and daydreamed about the kinds of experiences we'd get with new hardware and promises of impressive power. And a lot of that anticipation has been squarely on the topic of shiny visuals. But there's more to the look of a game than just pretty…
The Order: 1886 has been delayed to 2015, still exclusive to the PS4.
A Developer's Defense Of 30 Frames Per Second
At the start of this new generation of consoles the debate of framerate and resolution importance still wages on. The gold standard to live by is a solid 60 fps and 1080p. If those numbers aren't on a bullet pointed press release somewhere, eyebrows and questions are raised. But what if hitting 30 fps is intentional…
The Order: 1886 brings you a good two and a-half minutes of gameplay in this trailer Sony released today. It lingers on the firepower (and quick timer events) available in the alternate-history landscape. Is it just me, or does that stuff look like it would be monstrously heavy with Victorian-era metallurgy?
The Order: 1886 Is 30 Frames Per Second And Darn Proud Of It
The Order: 1886 does what it wants. Zeppelins, elevated trains and automatic rifles? It might not fit the history it's based on, but hey, why not? Toss them in. Developers Ready at Dawn are telling a story about men and women fighting half-bred monster people that never existed in their own vision of 19th century…
DMC: Devil May Cry Features A Not-So-Sexy Version Of A Famous Demon
The DMC: Devil May Cry trailer from E3 showed a hack-and-slash action game set in a dark world where demons/devils control society through media and products. In the game, the main character, Dante, joins forces with an Anonymous-like group called The Order to fight against the demonic rulers. Anyone who played the…
