Posts By Nathan Anstadt
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1.8KNewsSkateboarding is coming to Xbox One with Session
With EA’s conference a thing of the past, we are another year gone with still nary a peep about a new entry...
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1.1KNewsMicrosoft just fleshed out their first party offerings with five new studios
The dearth of Xbox first-party content has been a thorn in Microsoft’s side for some time now, and on stage at E3...
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1.2KNewsThe Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit launches free later this month
The Life is Strange universe is getting a little bit more awesome on June 26 with a free download of The Awesome...
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1.3KNewsCommand & Conquer makes its big return…to mobile
After announcing Command & Conquer: Generals 2 in 2011 and then quietly shuttering it years later, they are bringing the franchise back...
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1.3KNewsOrigin Access Premier will be expanding EA’s subscription offering this summer
During EA’s E3 press conference, CEO Andrew Wilson got on stage and announced that they will be beefing up their streaming and...
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1.2KNewsThe ESA and Red Bull partner to promote women in the video game industry
Right ahead of E3, the ESA Foundation and Red Bull Media House have partnered to launch We Are, a platform meant to...
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3.2KReviewsFun out in the wops — Reverie review
Whether or not it’s apocryphal, we tend to accept as a piece of history that the original Legend of Zelda was inspired...
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2.0KNewsThe Water Festival makes a return to Pokemon Go today.
If you’re jealous of all of those cool water Pokemon you see on gyms in your area, you’re in luck. June 7th...
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8.2KReviewsOn edge and on point — Onrush review
You’re in a car that’s too fast. The pedal is flat against the floor, every twitch of the steering wheel feels like...
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6.0KReviewsThe endless frontier — Everspace review
Roguelike is a term bandied about a lot in recent years. For a while, it seemed like every game took some inspiration...
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4.8KReviewsTo live, as we dream — Shio review
Shio, from Shanghai-based Coconut Island Games, takes a bold step into the crowded platformer genre and manages to be something quite interesting...
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6.1KReviewsA deep, messy toy box — Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles review
It’s been years since I’ve sat down on the ground and played with plastic toys; now my plastic toys live on shelves...
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10.8KReviewsGods help us — Mulaka Review
Video games offer the unique ability to explore cultures and mythologies in a more abstract and often profound way. They can serve...
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7.6KReviewsNorse mythology on the go — Jotun: Valhalla Edition review
Since Jotun was released on PC in 2015, there have been a handful of games that have done impressive things with 2D...
