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UncategorizedLove Minimalist Pop Culture Iconography? Here is Your Free iPhone Game
If you look at a red and black square with two white dots and immediately think “Mickey Mouse”, then Icon Pop Quiz is for you. Reducing beloved pop culture characters, television shows and movies into simple colored squares is officially a thing, and where there’s an official thing there’s a game. In this case it’s…
By Mike Fahey Published November 14, 2012 -
UncategorizedI May Not Be A Fan Of Halo 4‘s Spartan Ops, But I Sure Do Love The Episodes That Come With It
So far, I only like Halo 4‘s mission-based Spartan Ops mode in theory. A new episode every week? Wait, every week? Amazing, I love the dedication. The missions, on the other hand, have so far been boring and bland and monotonous. Fortunately the episodes that come with them are, like the game itself, gorgeous. So…
By Tina Amini Published November 14, 2012 - Uncategorized
Shanko Shizz Is More Excited About GTA V Than You Are
The new Grand Theft Auto V trailer seems to have gone over pretty well. Fans are happy. Very happy. They’re reciting a favorite line from it on Twitter. They’re commenting with great passion on the YouTube page for the Stevie Wonder song that was used in the trailer (“GTA V BROUGHT ME HERE SO SUCK…
By Stephen Totilo Published November 14, 2012 - Uncategorized
Budget Solid State Drive Roundup: The Best SSD for Less Than $100
Computers relying solely on age old hard disk drive technology should be deemed a thing of the past. Mechanical devices suffer from slow response times, so if and when performance matters, spending a small amount of money on upgrading a PC’s boot drive could pay off enough to render other potential upgrades useless. TechSpot’s first…
by Steven Walton | TechSpot Published November 14, 2012 -
ReviewsAverMedia Live Gamer HD: The Kotaku Review
Video capture devices confuse the hell out of me. For years I’ve wanted a hardware solution for PC video capture, perhaps something I could also hook a game console up to, but after a string of ill-informed purchases and a box full of cards that didn’t do what I wanted them to do, I settled…
By Mike Fahey Published November 14, 2012 -
UncategorizedIf You Like Comics Or Trippy Dreams, You’ll Love This Game
Glancing out the window, the boy sees a dragon-like beast—something that seems like it could only exist in the imaginative scribbles of his sketchbook. An ornate, majestic creature with jade eyes, and fins that resemble coral reefs. It’s awe inspiring. And just like that, it’s gone—was it real? The answer, I find out as I…
By Patricia Hernandez Published November 14, 2012 - Uncategorized
The Unity Platform Gets Even More Impressive With Version 4.0
Version 4.0 of the Unity platform is available for purchase and download today. This is important, because eventually every game not made with the Unreal Engine will be made with Unity. I am only exaggerating a little bit. Unity is a cross-platform development engine that allows for developers to develop a game on one platform…
By Mike Fahey Published November 14, 2012 -
UncategorizedHere’s the Best Way to Travel in Halo 4’s Mongoose
Pity the lowly Mongoose. It’s outshadowed by the flying vehicles in Halo 4. And it’s not even the coolest ground transportation in the game, either. This humble ATV is what you use when nothing better is available. But Achievement Hunters found a way to make the Mongoose one of the more exciting travel options in…
By Evan Narcisse Published November 14, 2012 -
UncategorizedThe Best Street-Running, Person-Shoving Game On The Market
You may think that the pedestrian-shoving in Assassin’s Creed III is pretty good. And it is, to a point. But as much as you’ll spend that game running down the street shoving people, you won’t do it with nearly as much style as the new iOS game Shove Pro The game’s been on my radar…
By Kirk Hamilton Published November 14, 2012 -
UncategorizedIn the Intergalactic War Between Apple and Android, There Can Be Only One Victor
The smartphone wars rage across the universe, the warring factions locked in an endless battle to settle once and for all which is better, iPhone or Android. But wait… there is another. From YouTube’s Warialasky, creators of Tetris: The Movie, comes a fairly accurate representation of the current state of the smartphone market, with lasers.
By Mike Fahey Published November 14, 2012 - Uncategorized
What’s Up With The “New” LucasArts? Plus: More Gaming Secrets.
Editor’s Note: The person known as Superanuation is back again with another haul of gaming secrets. All dug up online, all publicly available if you know where to look. What’s up with LucasArts? Proper Games? And Whore of the Orient, a successor, of sorts, to L.A. Noire? Read on. Disney CEO Bob Iger’s recent comments…
by Superannuation Published November 14, 2012 -
UncategorizedAfter The Credits Roll In Black Ops II, Terrible Things Happen
Needless to say, there are spoilers in both this video and post. If you don’t want to know what the post-credit shenanigans are all about, feel free to move along. Now that we’re all clear, watch the above video with the most ridiculous post-credit scene I’ve been forced to watch, where two of Black Ops…
By Tina Amini Published November 14, 2012 - Uncategorized
ChefVille ‘Thanksgiving Feats’ Quests: Everything You Need to Know
Late last week, we speculated that ChefVille players would soon be greeted with a Thanksgiving event. While our poll confirmed that the majority of players would only want to participate in the event if Mastery Stars were available instead of Ribbons, they are once again the name of the game here. If you’re willing to…
by Brandy Shaul | Games.com Published November 14, 2012 - Uncategorized
And Now I Need To See A Left 4 Dead 2-Themed Adventure Time Episode
I feel we haven’t hit our weekly quota of Things Tina Likes, so here’s a mash-up image of Adventure Time and Left 4 Dead 2, which, yes, I still play. In between Halo 4 Adventure time meets Left 4 Dead [nissemann123456789 via Insanely Gaming]
By Tina Amini Published November 14, 2012 - Uncategorized
Origin Users are Suddenly Getting Hacked a Lot [Update]
Origin users—which means anyone who’s played Battlefield 3 or Mass Effect 3, among other games—should keep a close eye on their accounts. Some users are reporting a wave of hacked and stolen accounts. It appears that a hacker or hackers are managing to log in to Origin accounts and then change the e-mail address and…
By Kate Cox Published November 14, 2012 - Uncategorized
Beat Hazard Ultra, the twin-stick shooter powered by your music, is finally on Android
By Mike Fahey Published November 14, 2012 -
UncategorizedStevie Wonder’s “Skeletons” Is a Perfect Song for Grand Theft Auto V
The tune you hear in the newest teaser for Grand Theft Auto Vis not one of those Stevie Wonder songs that everyone knows like “My Cherie Amour.” It’s not a song-of-its-moment like “Jungle Fever” either. But “Skeletons” is an ideal match for the newest glimpse of Rockstar’s next big game. Just glance at the lyrics:…
By Evan Narcisse Published November 14, 2012 -
UncategorizedThis iPad Game Convinced Me to Be Friends With an Electric Cockroach
I’m not fraidy-scared of bugs. Unlike some childhood friends or past significant others, there’s never been any terrified bolting at the sight of, say, caterpillars or giant moths. I don’t love them either. Instead, I’ve always been fascinated by insect behavior. So I’m kind of glad that Help Volty lets me manipulate bug movements without…
By Evan Narcisse Published November 14, 2012