Just like Mega Man 2 builds upon the first Mega Man, Mega Man 5 feels more like it’s trying to do everything Mega Man 4 did but better. It has hidden collectibles, two sets of final stages, and a dude with a train on his face. But despite these
Today, Frontier Developments revealed their plans for the 1.4 update to everyone’s favorite dinosaur-theme-park simulator, Jurassic World Evolution. This update will include more sandbox options and a new challenge mode.
Included in these sandbox options is a toggle for the lifespan of the dinosaurs, thus preventing them from
Recently, the teams at Frogwares and BigBen have revealed a new cinematic trailer for their upcoming horror adventure title, The Sinking City. This trailer gives players a look at the HP Lovecraft inspired-horror elements and the world Frogwares have carefully crafted.
In The Sinking City, players assume the role of
By 1990, the formula of Mega Man had been ingrained into gaming history. With this pattern, the latter half of the NES series had the issue of following the same formula without mixing it up as much as the first three titles did. However, each title did contribute a new
Space is a wonderful place. Among the trillions of stars beyond our reach, we could be missing out on contact with millions of life forms. After being in hypersleep for what felt like eons, Star Control has returned with a new face in Star Control: Origins. At E3 2018, I
At Gamescom, Stardock has revealed a new trailer for their upcoming space-exploration game, Star Control: Origins. This trailer features new in-game footage and gives players a look at the possibilities they have when it comes to saving humanity.
In Star Control: Origins, the Scryve have finally acknowledged humankind’s existence
Over time, Mega Man 2 has been proven to be the most influential Mega Man game of all time. That doesn’t mean that its successors didn’t contribute a great amount to the series. The Mega Man we know and love has yet to be fully realized, as Capcom
As a late night announcement, Co-Studio Head for Toys for Bob, Paul Yan, announced via the Activision blog that the long-awaited remastered trilogy for Spyro will no longer be released in September. Fans waiting to roast some Rhynocs in glorious HD will have to wait until November to do so.
