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Side-scrolling action adventure game Chasm will finally see the light of day on July 31 on PS4, Vita, and PC. Kickstarted back in 2013, the game was plagued with delays for years—until now. Its beautiful pixel art will be available on Vita with Cross-buy on PS4, because what’s dead my never die.
By Ethan Gach Published July 9, 2018 -
The Faces Behind Resident Evil 2‘s Remake Characters
Last month when the Resident Evil 2 remake was announced, some fans weren’t feeling the new faces Leon and Claire. Their appearances changed because Capcom had scanned real people and created character models based on that data. Here are those people. Fashion model Eduard Badaluta was the basis for Leon, which he revealed on his…
By Brian Ashcraft Published July 9, 2018 -
Titanfall Online Canceled In South Korea
Late last year, it was announced EA and Nexon were teaming up for Titanfall Online, which was aimed for Asia. The game, however, has been canceled. According to Game Focus (via tipster Sang), development took over three years, and the reaction to the limited-time-only player tests wasn’t so great. What’s more, Game Focus said that…
By Brian Ashcraft Published July 9, 2018 -
Eiichiro Oda’s Drawing Of Goku From Dragon Ball
For an upcoming Shonen Weekly Jump, One Piece creator Eiichiro Oda drew Luffy with his arm around Dragon Ball’s Goku. According to website Japaaan, the issue will go on sale July 14 in Japan and features a chat with Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama and Slam Dunk creator Takehiko Inoue Oda, who is a massive…
By Brian Ashcraft Published July 9, 2018 -
Canadian producer Murda Beatz just released this Fortnite single. The video is pretty good!
By Luke Plunkett Published July 8, 2018 -
Here’s Super Mario 64 Running At 60FPS In Widescreen HD
Mario tinkerer extraordinaire Kaze Emanuar has come up with an improved way to run Mario 64 at a silky-smooth 60FPS, in widescreen. While that sounds like an easy thing to do —just double the frame rate!—doing that speeds up everything (the game originally ran at between 20-30fps), so Kaze had to do some tricks like…
By Luke Plunkett Published July 8, 2018 -
A $175 Statue For Hanzo Mains
Here you go, Hanzo mains. The only statue you’ll ever buy. Out in Q4 this year, he stands 13″/33 cm. Being a statue, he does nothing but stand there, looking very Hanzo. He’s the fourth in a line being released slowly by Blizzard, which already includes Mercy, Widowmaker, Genji and a $450 D.Va.
By Luke Plunkett Published July 8, 2018 -
New Vegas‘s Cut Content Shows A Much Different Game
A new video series called “The Cutting Room Floor” delves into the cut content of Fallout: New Vegas, and host Griffin Lambert sorts out information gleaned from strategy guides, patch changes, game files, and dialogue to paint a picture of what New Vegas was meant to be. In the first episode, with is dedicated to…
By Cameron Kunzelman Published July 8, 2018 -
D&D Inspired By Dark Souls Is Incredibly Badass
Dungeons & Dragons campaigns that are housed in other fictional universes are usually pretty cool. If you want a robust, fiddly ruleset, then D&D is very useful. Reddit user SnicklefritzSkad has built up a Dark Souls story inside of D&D, and it is very, very excellent. In D&D, there is a difference between the rules…
By Cameron Kunzelman Published July 8, 2018 -
Crash Bandicoot Remaster Clarifies Potoroo Gangster’s Fantasy
The most recent episode ofBoundary Break scrounges through lots of interesting hidden content in Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy, but the best thing is a clarification of Pinstripe Potoroo’s deepest desires. In an older episode of Boundary Break, host Shesez showed viewers a weird little detail in the the boss arena for Pinstripe Pootoroo, the…
By Cameron Kunzelman Published July 7, 2018 -
Dark Souls Player Experiences Minor Miracle, Dies
The Bed of Chaos is a notorious enemy in Dark Souls because she doesn’t quite work like any other boss. Twitch streamer Jerma985 had the best possible experience with the fight. Immediately after, he had the worst. Bed of Chaos is a large, stationary enemy with two orbs of power to either side of her.…
By Cameron Kunzelman Published July 7, 2018 -
Now There’s A Mysterious Anchor In Fortnite
Objects are warping in and out of Fortnite in the lead up to the game’s next season. The sky has split open, things are warping into our world, and the universe of Fortnite is in disarray. And now there’s an anchor of mysterious origin. In a Reddit post about the anchor, players have floated many…
By Cameron Kunzelman Published July 7, 2018 -
Fortnite Burger Disappears From Map, Reappears In Real-Life Desert
Last weekend, Fortnite’s sky cracked like a giant, star-spattered egg. Now, smaller rifts are appearing all across the game’s map, and they’re sucking up everything in their path. This includes beloved landmarks like the Tomatohead mascot in Tomato Town and the Durrr Burger in Greasy Grove. Where have they gone? Well, the latter apparently ended…
By Nathan Grayson Published July 6, 2018 -
Rare Finished Making A Battletoads For Game Boy That Never Came Out
Hunters of long-lost video games can now add another one to the wish list: Battletoads: The Arcade Game for the Game Boy. Speaking with the fansite RareFanDaBase this week, veteran Rare developer Paul Machacek said that the company had completed a port of Battletoads Arcade, a cabinet released in 1994, for Nintendo’s black-and-white Game Boy,…
By Ethan Gach Published July 6, 2018 -
This Rock Band Loves Playing Dungeons & Dragons Between Tour Stops
Conor Murphy, lead singer of the post-rock band Foxing, says that Dungeons and Dragons is his favorite thing in the world “because you get to be a voyeur to your friends, who are having this reawakening of their imaginations in front of you.” When I bring up Dungeons and Dragons, though, he gets audibly excited.…
By Gita Jackson Published July 6, 2018
