Fallout 4‘s next expansion, Vault-Tec Workshop, comes out later this month, but you won’t have to wait until release to see it in action. Bethesda has announced that it will show off the content as part of a livestream scheduled for this coming Tuesday, July 12. The event will be broadcast on Twitch. Vault-Tec Workshop […]
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Game Developer Selling His Own Blood on eBay [UPDATE]
July 9th, 2016 
Mark [UPDATE] The blood packages have been removed from eBay. However, you can still buy them at developer Portalarium’s own Make a Difference store. As part of this, Portalarium will donate a percentage of the sale price to charity. People have already purchased three of the reliquaries, shelling out as much as $8,000. At press time, […]
Fallout Shelter Hits PC, Gets Huge Mobile Update Next Week
July 9th, 2016 Mark Fallout Shelter is growing in a big way this coming week. The mobile game’s major 1.6 update, as well as the PC version, will arrive in five days, according to a tweet today from the Fallout account. That would put the release at Wednesday (July 13) or Thursday (July 14), depending on if Bethesda is […]
System Shock Remastered Passes $900,000 Funding Goal
July 9th, 2016 Mark The upcoming System Shock remaster has surpassed its Kickstarter funding goal. As of July 9, funding stands at $905,396, clearing the $900,000 target. So far, more than 14,500 people have backed the campaign, which runs for another 18 days (via Game Informer). You don’t have to put down money on the remake until you’ve tried […]
Furi Review
July 9th, 2016 Mark When I first set my eyes on the stylish boss battle game Furi, I was sold by its striking presentation and excited about its mix of shoot-’em-up action and swordplay. It pits you against just under a dozen bosses, most of whom are relentless, strong, and fast. They don’t just have one health bar; they […]
Star Trek Beyond: All the Enterprises Throughout History
July 9th, 2016 Mark On July 22, the newest installment of the Star Trek reboot will hit theaters, Star Trek: Beyond. The most iconic thing about the franchise is the ship, the Enterprise. Since the first television series debuted 50 years ago, there have been a few different versions. Enterprise (OV-101) In the original Star Trek: The Motion Picture, […]
Final Fantasy XV and Borrowing Pop Culture
July 9th, 2016 Mark It’s been 10 years since the reveal of Final Fantasy XV, but only in the past two have we really learned what the game is. It’s the story of a young prince and his friends on a journey to reclaim his throne, but it’s also more than that. In some ways, it’s a time capsule […]
Assassin’s Creed Movie Aims to "Feel Legit," Boss Says
July 9th, 2016 Mark Video game movies have a track record of mediocrity or worse. Ubisoft believes this year’s Assassin’s Creed will buck the trend. And now, Ubisoft’s head of content for Assassin’s Creed, Azaizia Aymar, has spoken up to discuss how the movie aims to achieve this. “What we’re trying to do is make sure the [Assassin’s Creed] […]
No More Halo 5 Monthly Updates, But More Content Coming
July 9th, 2016 Mark Microsoft has confirmed that Halo 5‘s monthly expansion releases has ended. In the latest weekly update blog post, developer 343 Industries mentioned this, but also teased that “there’s still more on the way.” “While you won’t be seeing updates every month moving forward, nor updates the size of the Warzone Firefight release, we’re happy to […]
Weekly Recap: Pokemon Go Arrives, Red Dead Redemption Now Playable on Xbox One, No Man’s Sky Finished
July 9th, 2016 Mark Recap! Weekly Recap: Pokemon Go Arrives, Red Dead Redemption Xbox One Backwards Compatible Step away this week? Here’s a recap of the week’s biggest stories and some you might of missed. Click “Next Image” to get started. Pokemon Go Arrives Pokemon Go, a mobile game where you catch Pokemon in the real world, arrived this […]
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