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I’ve been to nearly every E3, but let me tell you this for certain – this year brought us some of the best games we’ve ever seen. Whether they are coming in 2014, or a little further off next year, the team was pretty blown away by everything we
by Ron Burke
I was caught completely off guard – I think I’m in love with a Free-to-Play game. Sitting down with the folks from Yager reminded me of their previous work. Spec Ops: The Line is, by far, one of the best (and criminally underrated) shooters of the last generation, giving us
by Ron Burke
“It’s really more of a stop and smell the roses kind of game,” Xing developer John Torkington told me as I clumsily slipped on the Oculus Rift and headphones. Even at the menu screen, I was teleported to a totally different world. I’m sure Torkington noticed my hestitance
by Spencer Campbell
“You need to play as the Goo”. Mike Dunn was pretty insistent when he found out that I had an interview to check out the mega-collaboration, Grey Goo. The game is the collaboration between 6ft (Mike’s old company), Greybox, and Petroglyph, with a dash of help from Axis for
by Ron Burke
It was a fantastic and hectic week for the entire gaming industry, and everyone is in need of well-deserved rest. Now, any sane person might think that after being completely consumed by all things video games last week, we’d might want to take a break from it all. Go
by Lucious Barnes
When you were young, you only had two real outlets for releasing the innate violent urges which dwell deep in each and every young soul. You could accost the other children in your house, on your block, or at your school, but chances are you’d be severely punished for
by Patrick Rost
E3 2014: The Sims 4 Strives to Bring Emotion and Purpose to Your Sims When I was treated to a presentation for the Sims 4 at EA’s booth this E3, I left seeing the game as both a fine-tuning of what worked in the series, and a complete re-evaluation
by Kenneth Shepard
Blackbeard the Pirate is on a mission. He cautiously descends the slope of the mesa until his goal, Lith’s Lair, is in sight. His quest: to offer one of the greatest treasures of mankind – a pound of bacon – to the supercomputer known as Lith. His footwear: a pair of
by Rob Gardiner
I’ve been to nearly every E3, but let me tell you this for certain – this year brought us some of the best games we’ve ever seen. Whether they are coming in 2014, or a little further off next year, the team was pretty blown away by everything we
by Ron Burke
Relive Atari classics in handheld form!
It’s better for newbies, but still very much an extraction shooter
This might be the perfect gaming instrument
AK Interactive updated their classic Panel Liner and the results are awesome
This one's giving Saturday morning cartoon zeerust with a whole lotta dice chuckin' nonsense.
and Auntie's Choice certified!
I’ve been to nearly every E3, but let me tell you this for certain – this year brought us some of the best games we’ve ever seen. Whether they are coming in 2014, or a little further off next year, the team was pretty blown away by everything we
by Ron Burke
I was caught completely off guard – I think I’m in love with a Free-to-Play game. Sitting down with the folks from Yager reminded me of their previous work. Spec Ops: The Line is, by far, one of the best (and criminally underrated) shooters of the last generation, giving us
by Ron Burke
“It’s really more of a stop and smell the roses kind of game,” Xing developer John Torkington told me as I clumsily slipped on the Oculus Rift and headphones. Even at the menu screen, I was teleported to a totally different world. I’m sure Torkington noticed my hestitance
by Spencer Campbell
“You need to play as the Goo”. Mike Dunn was pretty insistent when he found out that I had an interview to check out the mega-collaboration, Grey Goo. The game is the collaboration between 6ft (Mike’s old company), Greybox, and Petroglyph, with a dash of help from Axis for
by Ron Burke
It was a fantastic and hectic week for the entire gaming industry, and everyone is in need of well-deserved rest. Now, any sane person might think that after being completely consumed by all things video games last week, we’d might want to take a break from it all. Go
by Lucious Barnes
When you were young, you only had two real outlets for releasing the innate violent urges which dwell deep in each and every young soul. You could accost the other children in your house, on your block, or at your school, but chances are you’d be severely punished for
by Patrick Rost
E3 2014: The Sims 4 Strives to Bring Emotion and Purpose to Your Sims When I was treated to a presentation for the Sims 4 at EA’s booth this E3, I left seeing the game as both a fine-tuning of what worked in the series, and a complete re-evaluation
by Kenneth Shepard
Blackbeard the Pirate is on a mission. He cautiously descends the slope of the mesa until his goal, Lith’s Lair, is in sight. His quest: to offer one of the greatest treasures of mankind – a pound of bacon – to the supercomputer known as Lith. His footwear: a pair of
by Rob Gardiner