When the PlayStation 4 launched at the end of 2013, few people had expected Resogun to stand out as arguably the best launch title available on the system.  The fast-paced and twitchy gameplay melded perfectly with the exploding visuals and electronic soundtrack, creating an arcade-style twin-stick shooter that gamers loved.

The Hyperdimension series is a concept that has always looked interesting from the outside looking in. An entire series of games based around parodying the console wars and the popular franchises from throughout history, with lots of wacky antics and great anime-style animations for the characters. This was what was

“Hiigara. Our Home.” Those words, first stated in the original Homeworld all the way back in 1999, started a space epic that I was unable to put down until I finished. The second I heard them again at the beginning of Homeworld Remastered, I knew I was in for that

I got the unique opportunity to sit down with CEO Mark Ladd from LyteShot to talk about the next generation of laser-based live-action gaming, but don’t call it Lazer Tag.  This is something completely and entirely different.  Not simply running around and shooting each other with lasers, LyteShot looks

On this week of Metatheory, we’re joined by guests Chris Faylor and Brian Martel from Gearbox Software to talk about the upcoming Homeworld Remastered! We discuss the archival of video games, what it’s like to work with code from years ago, what went into the remastering process and

Rhythm is a concept that hasn’t been utilized often this generation. Likely because the industry was saturated with countless plastic instruments and motion-detecting dance games, developers have laid off the beat a bit. Jungle Rumble seeks to turn that beat around and create a new and interesting handheld rhythm

I’ve been in the ruins for all of two hours, and already the situation is looking grim. You’d think the massive carnivorous pig-man and his projectile-vomiting piglet allies would be the worst of my problems, but no – what’s really going to do my party in are the

What the world of Danganronpa looks like outside the walls of Hope’s Peak Academy has been often spoken of, but never before seen. A world ruined by despair, where people are being slaughtered in the streets on a daily basis. This world, and the people behind its desecrated state,