This E3, Tim and I had a chance to sit down with Brendan Greene, creator of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds. Amongst the buzz of the E3 floor, we learned more about what’s planned for Battleground’s upcoming release, the magic behind the game’s development, and some helpful tips to

The dream of outfitting my dog with a semi-sentient gunnar-bot has finally been realized!   Continuing the theme of “revival”, NatsumeAtari has released a sequel to its SNES “steampunk shooting-gallery” title Wild Guns. Staying true to its addictive in-home-arcade roots, the cooperative Wild Guns Reloaded was… wildly fun! This new iteration

One of my personal highlights this E3 was getting to sit down with Bethesda’s Wolfenstein II- The New Colossus.   Some of my fondest childhood memories revolve around my first computer; touting windows 3.1, and customized to all known ends – most notably my red brick wallpaper. To this day,

Natsume is in the mood to celebrate! River City’s 30th (yes thirtieth) anniversary will be met with another brand new addition to “beat-’em’-up” RPG genre: River City: Rival Showdown.     After admitting to being a bit unfamiliar with the River City series – a helpful member of the Natsume

The week is almost over. Many of us have toiled away at our jobs for five whole days. We fought and clawed our ways out of the pits of the week, all so that we could reach this glorious day. Friday! And with that comes the glorious prospect of playing

Metal Gear Solid has never been afraid to put its players into harsh and desolate environments, but MG: Survive takes that to a whole new level. The game takes place directly after the events of MGS 5: Ground Zeroes, in which a giant wormhole opened up above Mother Base and

Who doesn’t love swords, knights, and magic? My mortal enemies – that’s who. Luckily, Natsume demonstrated itself a kindred spirit with its announcement of River City: Knights of Justice in celebration of River City’s 30th anniversary!     This was a title that slipped through my radar over the years.

Visit any major city, and you can marvel at impressive buildings that stretch up to the clouds. At the turn of the last century, these superstructures were in their infancy. Around 1900, New York City’s skyline started growing up rather than out, and the result was more than just