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These Are The First Non-Games To Make It Through Steam Greenlight
Today, Steam announced the third round of titles coming out of the Steam Greenlight process. Steam Greenlight, which is driven by fans voting on projects to be developed and sold on Steam, had stuck solely to games for the first two installments. But today’s roster revealed—in addition to games like Dragon’s Lair and more—a group…
By Holden Miller Published November 30, 2012 -
Sony Could Be Making A PlayStation Controller That Can Split In Half
Yesterday, a patent filed by Sony Computer Entertainment way back in May of 2011 was finally published, revealing designs for a new PlayStation Move controller that’s essentially a Sixaxis crossbred with the OG Move and given the power to split in twain. Combiform team, eat your heart out. The patent application (dug up by TheSixthAxis)…
By Holden Miller Published November 30, 2012 -
Interested in a 50,000-word critical take on Spec Ops: The Line?
By Holden Miller Published November 28, 2012 -
If You Funded This Ambitious Kickstarter, You’ll Have To Wait At Least Another Three Months To Get Your Hands On It
Another day, another entry into the file of troubled Kickstarter successes. The Oculus Rift, a virtual reality gaming headset which raised millions of dollars on the site this summer, has been delayed from December until at least March 2013, and possibly through April. After the Rift’s coming out party at this year’s E3 (where our…
By Holden Miller Published November 28, 2012 -
Developer’s tweet about Hotline Miami 2 soundtrack reveals existence of Hotline Miami 2
By Holden Miller Published November 26, 2012 -
On December 4th, return to the iconic Roscoe Street Subway in the new Max Payne 3 DLC, Painful Memories
By Holden Miller Published November 26, 2012 -
Black Ops II for Wii U looks nice, but falls short on framerate according to the people at Digital Foundry.
By Holden Miller Published November 26, 2012