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There’s Officially A Legend Of Grimrock Sequel On The Way
Petri Häkkinen, co-founder of Almost Human Games confirmed in a blog post earlier today, that Legend Of Grimrock, the dungeon crawler game that Mike Fahey loved so much is getting a sequel. The project initially started as a DLC or an expansion for the first game, but with an engine update on the way they’ve…
By Gergo Vas Published February 21, 2013 - Uncategorized
No plans for a Vita price cut in North America, Sony said at a PS4 roundtable this morning.
By Jason Schreier Published February 21, 2013 - Uncategorized
Zelda: Oracle of Seasons And Ages Are Coming To 3DS Virtual Console Outside Of Japan… Eventually
Last night, Nintendo announced that Game Boy favorites The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages and The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons would come to the 3DS’s Virtual Console in Japan. Today on the Wii U’s social network, Miiverse, Zelda designer Eiji Aonuma confirmed that they’ll be out in other regions too… eventually. Here’s…
By Jason Schreier Published February 21, 2013 - Uncategorized
The Skeptical Reaction To The PS4 Reveals Questions Sony Still Has To Answer
The cat is out of the bag! Between the Wii U launch and the PlayStation 4 reveal last night, it’s safe to say that next gen is here, people. But what are people thinking about that reveal last night? Some of these reactions are funny and witty. Some are thought-provoking. Some are excited. Most, to…
By Patricia Hernandez Published February 21, 2013 - Uncategorized
ChefVille ‘Once Upon A Thai’ Quests: Everything You Need to Know
The newest cooking event in ChefVille takes us to Thailand, virtually at least. Madeline has arrived in our restaurants with a brand new Terrific Thai Cooking Station, Thai Garden, Coconut Milk Stand and plenty of quests to complete along the way. We won’t waste time with formalities, so let’s jump straight into finishing this event’s…
by Brandy Shaul | Games.com Published February 21, 2013 -
UncategorizedYear Walk‘s Trippy Vision Quest Might Be the Most Ominous iPad Adventure Ever Created
Up until this week, I hadn’t really played a game on my iPad that gave me the creeps. Games that made me laugh? Yeah. Games that challenged my brain? Absolutely. But nothing yet has made me feel as unsettled as Year Walk Out today, Year Walk takes its inspiration from the ancient Swedish tradition where…
By Evan Narcisse Published February 21, 2013 - Uncategorized
Sony’s Wildest Plans For The PS4: How Likely Are They?
Last night, during the big PS4 conference, Sony brought Gaikai’s David Perry on stage to deliver some lofty promises for the new gaming console. Perry, whose cloud-gaming company was purchased by Sony last year, said some very futuristic-sounding things about the next PlayStation. Things that sound interesting. Things that sound wild. But video game press…
By Jason Schreier Published February 21, 2013 - Uncategorized
This Week’s Android Charts: So Excited for a New Game I Don’t Care That It’s Wipeout
I’ve been rather hard on Activision’s mobile Wipeout game in the past, largely because it’s based on a silly television obstacle course show and not my beloved series of PlayStation hovercar racing games. Today I’m just so happy to see a new game in the Android paid charts that I don’t care. C’mere Wipeout, you…
By Mike Fahey Published February 21, 2013 - Uncategorized
Killzone On The PS4 Is Absolutely Stunning. Let’s Stare At It.
Guerilla Games revealed Killzone: Shadow Fall yesterday during the PlayStation Live Meeting, showing us our dramatic escape through the skyscrapers of Vekta City in the middle of a full-scale Helghan attack, as our animated GIFs show below.
By Gergo Vas Published February 21, 2013 - Uncategorized
Benchmarking Fun with the GTX Titan, Nvidia’s Most Advanced Video Card
Earlier this week I told you about Nvidia’s GeForce GTX Titan, the $1,000 graphics card with supercomputer power, tons of tweakability and an astounding acoustic footprint which keeps it whisper-quiet under the heaviest of loads. What I couldn’t tell you about were the benchmarks—those all-important numbers. Nvidia claimed this was the card to kick Crysis…
By Mike Fahey Published February 21, 2013 - Uncategorized
A Man Who Has Used the PS4’s New Controller Tells Us Why It’s Better
You have (probably) not held a PS4 controller yet. Neither have I. But Shuhei Yoshida has. He’s the head of Sony’s worldwide studios, so he better have! Yesterday, I had to rely on him to tell me what the controller feels like. Sony, you see, wasn’t letting reporters touch the new PS4 controller—the DualShock 4.…
By Stephen Totilo Published February 21, 2013 -
UncategorizedPS4? What PS4? It’s the Nintendo Download.
Hey, did something happen in video games last night? You couldn’t tell from looking at Nintendo’s corner of the world. It’s business as usual over there, with wacky Nintendo Direct hi-jinks and a new crop of downloadable goodies for consoles and portables. Worth noting is the debut of Wii U and 3DS demo versions of…
By Evan Narcisse Published February 21, 2013 - Uncategorized
Here’s How Diablo III Will Look on the PS3 and PS4
Diablo III coming to PlayStation was one of the big reveals from last night’s PlayStation Meeting. The fact that a PC-only release would be coming to consoles made some people angry. But, for all the rage, we didn’t get an example of what Blizzard’s action RPG will look like in its reconfigured form. The screens…
By Evan Narcisse Published February 21, 2013 - Uncategorized
PS4 Will Not Require An Always-Online Connection [UPDATE]
Stemming fears of the always-online requirement still rumored strongly for the next Xbox, a Sony PR rep confirmed to Kotaku that: “PS4 games will be playable without an Internet connection.” I’m still hearing from at least one very good source who hasn’t failed me yet that the next Xbox, codenamed Durango, will require an online…
By Stephen Totilo Published February 21, 2013 - Uncategorized
Valve has just made DayZ (the mod, not the standalone version) officially available on Steam. But why now? Why so late?
András Neltz Published February 21, 2013