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Here’s The Craziest And Funniest Attack on Titan Interpretation So Far
This happens when you leave someone who enjoys the anime series Attack on Titan and who has some dancing skills alone in an empty room. The Japanese edits and remixes of the powerful opening were already hilarious, but with this take, originally posted on NicoNico Douga, just reached a whole new level. Crazy skills! 【涼宮あつき】Shingeki…
By Gergo Vas Published May 23, 2013 -
Surprise! Dying Light Is A New Free-Running First-Person Zombie Game
Here’s the first big-budget big game surprise of the E3 season: Dying Light, a first-person free-running zombie survival game from Techland, the makers of Dead Island, slated for current and next-gen consoles (and PC) for 2014. Think: Mirror’s Edge with the undead. The game was featured last week at a special pre-E3 showcase for select…
By Stephen Totilo Published May 23, 2013 -
A spiritual successor to the sharp-looking Super Stardust shoot-em-up franchise is in development for the PS4 in addition to another unannounced title for Sony’s upcoming console, development studio Housemarque announced today. Their last PlayStation game was Super Stardust Delta for the Vita.
By Evan Narcisse Published May 23, 2013 -
Get A Load Of Grand Theft Auto V‘s $150 Collector’s Edition
You didn’t think Rockstar would release a new Grand Theft Auto game without doing it up right, did you? Come September 17 there’ll be three ways to get your Grand Theft Auto V on — the $59.99 regular version, a $79.99 special edition, and the $149.99 collector’s edition. What’s the return on your investment? I’ve…
By Mike Fahey Published May 23, 2013 -
Warner Bros. Interactive has confirmed that NetherRealm’s 2011 fighting game Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition is coming to the PC. The pack will include the base game and every piece of DLC. MK Komplete will be released digitally first, with Steam receiving the game on July 3, followed by a boxed version on August 6.
By András Neltz Published May 23, 2013 -
Van Helsing Does Diablo. At Least, That’s What This Game Looks Like.
NeocoreGames’ The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing was recently released on Steam to little fanfare. It looks fairly impressive for a $15 RPG, even though I get Diablo vibes so strong I can practically hear the menu music. They made a hell of a launch trailer, at least.
By András Neltz Published May 23, 2013 -
Nintendo Will Have a Large Booth at E3
Previously, Nintendo said it was not holding a big E3 press conference. It also said it was bringing E3 to…Best Buy retailers across the U.S. But that doesn’t mean Nintendo will have a rinky-dink E3 booth. No siree! In fact, Nintendo is wheeling out two booths for E3. And they look pretty darn big! Compare…
By Brian Ashcraft Published May 23, 2013 -
MCV reports thatCapcom has cancelled the “blood-filled swimming pool” promo event that they were planning to throw in London this weekend in celebration of the release of Resident Evil Revelations. The event was called off due to yesterday’s terrorist attack in Woolwich, London
By András Neltz Published May 23, 2013 -
Amazon Is Selling Licensed Fan-Fiction, Let’s Hope Games Follow
Well, this is bizarre. Amazon has announced Kindle Worlds, which it calls a “place for you to publish fan fiction inspired by popular books, shows, movies, comics, music, and games”. You might be thinking, well, there already is a place, and that place is the internet, but they key here is that Amazon has signed…
By Luke Plunkett Published May 23, 2013 -
Star Wars Meets Mass Effect In A Crossover Dream Come True
It’s not the firsttime we’ve seen an artist combine the two sci-fi universes, but it is the best time. These pieces by artist Zarnala aren’t the only amazing works in her portfolio, either. There are dogs and cats in there that’ll make your day. Zarnala [DeviantArt, via Uastis Again]
By Luke Plunkett Published May 23, 2013 -
It’s A Half-Life 2 Gravity Gun. In A Bathroom.
Last December, reader Michelle decided to take a swing at building her own replica gravity gun from Half-Life 2. It’s done now, and it looks fantastic. It looks like it was a ton of hard work, from re-modelling the gun’s 3D wireframe to laser-cutting to a ton of painting and fiddly construction, but the results…
By Luke Plunkett Published May 23, 2013 -
Explaining Frames-Per-Second (And Motion Blur)
Frames-per-second. Motion blur. They’re terms you’re probably familiar with if you’ve ever tinkered with game settings or even casually followed games hardware, but just what do those terms actually mean, and how do the laws that govern them actually work? This is how Frames-per-second [Site, via Josh Sawyer]
By Luke Plunkett Published May 23, 2013 -
Please, Let This Be Call Of Duty Dog’s First DLC
Map packs? Please. The future of Call of Duty DLC must surely be new dogs. Hopefully the first will be this Corgi, done by French artist Diana Da Costa, that is so cuddly I am about to die. Collar of Duty [Rated R]
By Luke Plunkett Published May 23, 2013 -
Here Are The Rules For What You Can (And Can’t) Call The Xbox One
The “brand guidelines” for the new Xbox One have been published by Microsoft, and while they’re intended for use by people like advertisers and partners, there’s still some good stuff in there for people like you and me. For starters, there’s information on logos and fonts, in case your ideas for photoshop jokes must be…
By Luke Plunkett Published May 23, 2013 -
Halo’s Forerunner Architecture Is Some Heavy S**t
Their name alone speaks volumes about what their architecture embodies: the way they see themselves, the image they want to present to others. Forerunners. A group of individuals that comes along before others, setting the stage for their existence. They named themselves this, with all the vanity in the world. Forerunners. This seems like a…
By Aaron Cote Published May 22, 2013 -
When Xbox Jokes Accidentally Become Xbox Marketing
Yesterday, GameSpot’s Carolyn Petit was one of countless people online having a little fun at Microsoft’s expense duringits woeful Xbox One reveal Something one of the employees manning the company’s marketing machine didn’t take into account when using one of Petit’s tweets as a piece of marketing hype (above). Whoops. I understand sarcasm isn’t always…
By Luke Plunkett Published May 22, 2013 -
Arrested Development‘s Best Running Gags
If you’re anything like me, you’re pretty psyched about the ever-nearing premiere of Netflix’s new season of Arrested Development. That said, it’s been a little while since the last episode aired, and the show is a complex web of in-jokes and callbacks, tricky for newcomers (or rusty oldcomers) to decipher. Of course, Arrested Development‘s tightly…
By Kirk Hamilton Published May 22, 2013 -
The One Thing All Three Consoles Could Really Learn From The PC
The PS4, Xbox One and Wii U are all very different consoles, but there’s one thing I wish all three had in common: their digital pricing. Something they could learn from the PC. Steam gets a lot of credit for rejuvenating the PC gaming market, and there’s one area it deserves more praise than anywhere…
By Luke Plunkett Published May 22, 2013