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Final Fantasy IX Won’t Stop Teasing Fans On Steam
Last month, video game enthusiast Square Enix surprise-released Final Fantasy IX on iOS and Android. But the PC version is still nowhere to be found, which is driving some fans crazy. Since Square announced the new ports of their classic PS1 game back in December, fans have been frantically checking Steam’s “new release” section and…
By Jason Schreier Published March 1, 2016 -
Canceled Sci-Fi TV Show Continues Today In Video Game Form
Fans of SyFy’s Defiance were disappointed when the show was canceled late last year after three seasons of Earth-based alien conflict. But the TV show was only half of the battle. In the video game half of Defiance, season four just went live. Three years ago SyFy and game developer Trion Worlds launched Defiance, a…
By Mike Fahey Published March 1, 2016 -
Johnny Cage Demonstrates How To Trash-Talk A Xenomorph
Hate his crotch punch all you want but Mortal Kombat’s douchiest martial artist has a gift for jawing at his opponents. The zingers he throws at Mortal Kombat X’s newest characters are some of the best yet. Courtesy of Maximilian Dood, the video above shows Johnny Cage’s intros when he’s getting ready to face off…
By Evan Narcisse Published March 1, 2016 -
Here’s A Good Way To Play Far Cry Primal
Far Cry Primal is a game about a caveman who explores a new land. If you play on the game’s default settings, it’s also about a caveman who methodically conquers that new land thanks to his helpful smartphone GPS. I started playing Primal on PC last night, and so far I’m feelin it. (“I’m feelin…
By Kirk Hamilton Published March 1, 2016 -
Every Single Second Matters In This Kaizo Mario Maker Level
Kaizo Mario stages are famed for being grueling, nearly impossible levels that require pixel-perfect precision—and yes, players are definitely making some for Mario Maker, too. Take, for instance, “Salty Sagan’s Bomb Spaghetti.” The level is so bonkers it can be hard for the viewer to fully understand how Mario is getting through the stage at…
By Patricia Hernandez Published March 1, 2016 -
Capcom Wants Street Fighter V Players To Publicly Shame Rage-quitters
Right now, Capcom doesn’t have a way to punish people who disconnect from online Street Fighter V matches when they lose. Until they do, the game’s publisher is asking people to record rage-quitters and put them on blast. In the most recent status update post on the official Capcom Unity site, the publisher says they’re…
By Evan Narcisse Published March 1, 2016 -
Dark Souls 3 Connects To Its Predecessors In Some Surprising Ways
In just over a month, we’ll all be dying in Dark Souls 3. A bunch of media people have played the first four hours, and came back with footage and new details to get us through the next few weeks. Kotaku UK’s Keza Macdonald was one of those people, and wrote up two different pieces,…
By Patrick Klepek Published March 1, 2016 -
No Big Disney Infinity Release This Year But Plenty Of New Stuff
Rather than release a fourth core game in as many years, the Disney Infinity team is focusing on expanding version 3.0 in 2016, with fresh content coming from all corners of the Disney universe including Star Wars, Marvel, Zootopia and The Jungle Book The new approach, detailed today in a Disney Infinity Next online presentation,…
By Mike Fahey Published March 1, 2016 -
The Pokémon Superstition That Will Never Die
Some people think that walking under a ladder is bad luck. Others knock on wood so they don’t tempt fate. And we can’t forget about the people who avoid the number 13. Some people even press “down B” after they throw a Pokeball in Pokémon games, because they think it will help them capture monsters…
By Patricia Hernandez Published March 1, 2016 -
Our Favorite Games from February
February’s the shortest month of the year. Does that affect our recommendations for February? Not sure but, as a matter of fact, we are down to 18 games this month. Those 18 are pretty good, though. Take a look: Adventures of Mana A great (if pricy) mobile remake of 1991’s Final Fantasy Adventure for the…
By András Neltz Published March 1, 2016 -
Stardew Valley, As Told By Steam Reviews
Humble farming simulator Stardew Valley istaking Steam by storm right now, and when you consider the charm, depth, and number of cuties you can smooch within the game, it’s no surprise why. Seriously: I’ve spent 28 hours in the game already, and I’ve only had it for like 4 days. I have to force myself…
By Patricia Hernandez Published March 1, 2016 -
We Have Entered The Black Desert
The official North American launch for the Korean PC MMORPG with the magical character creator of magic and creation is two days away, but we’ve got a little head start in Black Desert Online. Honestly I’ve no real idea what to expect in the game, which apparently goes beyond sculpting your character to perfection. There’s…
By Mike Fahey Published March 1, 2016 -
The PS4 Is Finally Getting Features It Should’ve Had For Years
The PS4’s next firmware update will finally let you turn on notifications for when your friends come online. It still won’t let you change your username, but at least it’ll give you some privacy. With firmware 3.50, which goes into beta tomorrow—final release TBD—Sony is adding some much-needed features to their snazzy console including the…
By Jason Schreier Published March 1, 2016 -
Far Cry Primal Has Some Great Easter Eggs
It’s not an open world game without hidden references and easter eggs. And Far Cry Primal has some pretty cool ones: some related to other Ubisoft games, while others to our own prehistory. Blood Dragon cave There’s a cool reference, for example, to the retro futuristic spinoff game Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon. Remains of…
By Gergo Vas Published March 1, 2016 -
There’s A Puppet Playing Diablo on Twitch Now
“I am blue because that’s the way I was born…” “‘Literally a puppet literally playing games.’ Both statements are true.” Oh, Bennyfits, let’s be best internet friends. He’s only got three archived broadcasts so far and no bio but it’s plain to see that the fuzzy blue puppet called Bennyfits has the glow of game-streaming…
By Evan Narcisse Published March 1, 2016
