When Bethesda is mentioned, usually Elder Scrolls and Fallout are the titles that come to mind. Â Behind the scenes, they have been diligently working on completely new IP called Dishonored. …
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Mike Dunn
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The excitement for the Aliens franchise is coming to a head. With Prometheus coming out in theaters on Friday, June 8, 2012, the hype couldn't be any stronger. However, video …
Continue reading →As we prepare to talk about the transformation of handheld gaming in next week's podcast, you can be sure I'll be throwing this report around just a bit: Gaming market …
Continue reading →It seems that Kickstarter is heralding the second coming of the adventure game, as legendary Gabriel Knight creator Jane Jenson is the latest old-school creator to see new life with …
Continue reading →Though it's been around since 2008, the runaway success of Double Fine Adventure pushed crowd-funding site Kickstarter.com into the line of sight of game enthusiasts everywhere. Not only did the project …
Continue reading →In case you hadn't noticed, a little game called Modern Warfare 3 launched today. Activision has graciously provided a handful of new single player and multiplayer screenshots. We'll be posting our review …
Continue reading →Fans of the Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! are in for a treat come November 4th, as the titular duo have teamed up with Volition and THQ to …
Continue reading →This week's podcast has a devil on one shoulder and an angel on the other- Mike talks about his time with the game Saints Row The Third and interviews Steve …
Continue reading →If we haven't blasted your eyes enough with the sheer awesomeness of our Saints Row coverage, here are seven awesome new screenshots of the game, showing off the new faction …
Continue reading →That's right- we've got more Saints Row The Third coverage for you! This time we're talking to Scott Phillips, the Lead Designer of the game about everything from differences between …
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