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UncategorizedNikola Tesla Battles The Undead In This Beautiful Platformer-To-Be
The evil Thomas Edison sabotaged Tesla’s latest invention, causing undead to rise all over 1800’s America. How can Tesla fix this? Archetype Games hopes to answer this question in some form with their upcoming platformer-puzzler hybrid, Tesla Breaks the World. Randomly-generated levels, unlockable inventions, simple but intuitive mechanics and truly gorgeous hand-drawn visuals will all…
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Kotaku EastBlood, Dragons, Somber Japanese Ballads–Yep, This is Drakengard
Number three, specifically. With this trailer, Square-Enix showcases the combat, setting, and characters of the latest installment in their Drakengard RPG series. The game is set to come out on October 31 in Japan, with no western release date announced yet I really hope it’s a “yet”
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Our Monitors Show Us So Many Things. Now Show Us Your Monitors.
Unless you’re reading this on a cell phone or tablet, you’re staring at a monitor right now. They are glowing portals that take us to work and play every day. What does your window to the digital world look like? I’ll show you mine, you show me yours — that’s how this works, right? Meet…
By Mike Fahey - Uncategorized
Microsoft Sends a Halo Warthog to the Seattle Pride Parade
Is it cool that Microsoft turned out for the Seattle Pride Parade? Sure, but some support of diversity is a basic expectation of such a major employer. Now, what is cool is the fact Microsoft rolled in the Seattle Pride Parade with a Warthog and Master Chief. The folks in blue are wearing pride-themed T-shirts…
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EsportsThe Must-See League of Legends Match Of The Weekend
Over the weekend, many professional League of Legends, StarCraft II and Call of Duty players convened in Anaheim, California to compete in Major League Gaming’s Spring Championship. But one of the most riveting battles involved American pro Xpecíal’s incredible, 40-minute play displaying some of the most impressive unit-control and micro-management I’ve seen. For those of…
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UncategorizedSteam’s Fresh Batch of Greenlit Games Includes “Minecraft with Guns”
Of course, Guncraft is just one of the eight games (and three software titles) the community approved for Steam-driven distribution last week. We’ve got a jungle survival game, a supernatural adventure-thriller, and even a mining adventure set on Mars. Let’s dive right in. Cognition: An Erica Reed Thriller An episodic point-and-click adventure game series starring…
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Ghouls and the undead can be cool too sometimes. Here’s the coolest one from Fallout: New Vegas, chilling in the wasteland, having a great day. Nothing to worry about. Dayshot is an image-based feature that runs every morning, showcasing some of the prettiest, funniest game-related screenshots and art that we can find. Send us suggestions…
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Game Tournament Company Helps Chinese Owners Into University
To the mindset of some parents and many Asian parents, video games are a terrible hobby. However, that might change now with the story of Lou Kehao and Carlos Xu, two young Chinese men who have used video games to gain admittance into two of the world’s most prestigious universities. Originally reported by the Sing…
By Eric Jou - Uncategorized
GameTrailers reports that Darkspore, EA’s always-online action-RPG from 2011, has been pulled from Steam following complaints about game-breaking network issues. An announcement on the game’s official forums says that these bugs will not be fixed as the game is “for almost all intents & purposes an abandoned title.”
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