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EVE Online Free Players Are About To Get A Lot More Stuff
Soon, EVE Online’s free-to-play players will be allowed to expand their spaceship repertoires. CCP Games is more than quadrupling the amount of ships that F2P players are able to fly, still for the low, low price of free. Added last year, the free-to-play mode lets players be active in the EVE universe gratis, albeit with…
By Lee Yancy Published October 9, 2017 -
UncategorizedFive Cool Games From Indiecade 2017
I spent the weekend in Los Angeles at Indiecade, an annual event that celebrates independent games of all sorts, from PC and console games to games where you put on costumes and pretend to be witches. Here are the coolest ones I got to play this year. The Black Widow The Black Widow is a…
By Nathan Grayson Published October 9, 2017 -
UncategorizedDeadly Squishy Fingers Return To Call of Duty This Week
Gesture Warfare, the mode in which players kill each other with in-game gestures like smushing players with their fingers or zapping them from a distance by throwing up a finger gun, is returning to Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare through October 12. It’s all part of this month’s ongoing event, Halloween Scream. If you prefer…
By S.E. Doster Published October 9, 2017 - Esports
World’s Best Smash 4 Player Lost Twice This Weekend To Upstart Players
Two unsigned, ambitious competitors shook up the competitive Super Smash Bros. 4 community last night after shutting down the game’s best player, Gonzalo “Zero” Barrios, in two fun-to-watch upsets. At the Big House 7, Smash 4’s biggest tournament in the midwest, Zero Suit Samus player Tyler “Marss” Martins and Corrin player Brian “Cosmos” Kalu each…
By Cecilia D'Anastasio Published October 9, 2017 - Uncategorized
What You Need To Know About Shadow of War’s Controversial Loot Boxes
Ever since reviews of Shadow of War hit, talk of loot boxes and microtransactions have been heavy with panic and rife with misinformation. Are the best orcs behind a paywall? Is the design of the game predatory enough that it’s going to make people feel pressured to drop extra cash on a $60 game? And…
By Patricia Hernandez Published October 9, 2017 - Uncategorized
Bungie is delaying Destiny 2‘s “prestige” raid difficulty to next week. That’s due to an exploit that “causes the encounters to be stripped of their intended challenge,” which is almost certainly a reference to the despawning trick that made the rounds last week. The prestige raid will now launch on October 18 at 10AM Pacific.
By Kirk Hamilton Published October 9, 2017 - Culture
Shadow Of War‘s PC Download Is Nearly 100 GB
Hoping to play noted orc dating/shaming simulator Shadow of War on PC when it launches early tomorrow? You’ll probably want to start pre-loading it asap. By default, the Steam download of Shadow of War weighs in at a whopping 97.7 GB, making it one of the largest game downloads on the platform in recent memory.…
By Nathan Grayson Published October 9, 2017 -
CultureSomeone Beat Spider-Man 2 Without Any Web Swings
2004’s Spider-Man 2 is fondly remembered for being a pretty good movie tie-in game with some amazing web swinging. New York is a blast to zip through, but one speedrunner decided to see how fast they could complete the game without using its most exciting feature. Slyfincleton decided to speedrun their way through Spider-Man 2…
By Heather Alexandra Published October 9, 2017 - Uncategorized
When It Comes To Minecraft Toys, Sometimes Simple Is Best
Fancy construction sets are nice, but there’s plenty of building to do in Minecraft proper. The first wave of Minecraft Adventure Figures from Jinx are the perfect way to just hang out at your desk with Steve and the gang. Available this month at Walmart, Target and collectible retailers like Gamestop (they also dabble in…
By Mike Fahey Published October 9, 2017 - Culture
What We Liked (And Didn’t Like) About Blade Runner 2049
Last Friday, Blade Runner 2049, the sequel to the iconic cyberpunk film, hit theaters. Staff writers Gita Jackson and Heather Alexandra checked it out this weekend, and, as you might imagine, there’s a lot to digest in this nearly three hour film. Spoilers! Gita Jackson: Hello Heather! You and I watched Blade Runner 2049 over…
Gita Jackson & Heather Alexandra Published October 9, 2017 - Uncategorized
Fantasy Version Of Betrayal At House On The Hill Is Still Fun Without The Haunted Mansion
Last week, Wizards of the Coast reimagined their classic horror game Betrayal at House on the Hill in a Dungeons & Dragons high fantasy setting. Back in 2004, Betrayal captured the curiosity and fear that comes with crawling through a haunted mansion with mechanics that brilliantly mirrored its horror theme. Slowly and deliberately, players map…
By Cecilia D'Anastasio Published October 9, 2017 -
UncategorizedThis Week’s Final Fantasy XIV Patch Is Pretty Exciting
Final Fantasy XIV gets its biggest update since the Stormblood expansion tomorrow, with the launch of patch 4.1, “The Legend Returns.” Not only are players getting new player housing, NPC dungeons and a continuation of the main storyline, they’re also taking a trip to Final Fantasy XII’s Rabenastre, courtesy of guest creator Yasumi Matsuno. When…
By Mike Fahey Published October 9, 2017 - Culture
The Week In Games: Where Every Orc Knows Your Name
Who’s ready to make some friends? I grew to like Shadow of Mordor despite my best efforts. It turns out slicing and dicing orcs, no matter how brutal and repetitive, is a hell of a lot of fun. Still, Shadow of War and The Evil Within 2 leaves this week feeling pretty bleak. I guess…
By Ethan Gach Published October 9, 2017 -
UncategorizedFight for Your Dreams, the new Prescription for Sleep album that turns battle music from Final Fantasy, Undertale, Mega Man, Transformers and more into sumptuous jazzy lullabies, is now available for purchase on iTunes, Bandcamp and Spotify. Do not operate heavy weaponry while listening.
By Mike Fahey Published October 9, 2017 -
UncategorizedYour Fall 2017 Anime Guide [Update]
Feel that chill in the air? It’s no longer summer, so let’s welcome autumn the best way possible: by watching new anime. Below are the fall 2017 anime shows and where to watch them. Have a look and hit us up in the comments, telling us which ones you plan to watch and which ones…
By Brian Ashcraft Published October 9, 2017