Mary and Jeremy spent some time with the first episode of King’s Quest: A Knight to Remember and compare it to previous games in the series.
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GS News – Mafia 3 Announced, First Nintendo NX Games Possibly Revealed?
July 29th, 2015
Mark Fallout 4 development is “basically done”, Mafia 3 is officially announced, and Square suggests that Dragon Quest XI might come to Nintendo NX!
Don’t Expect Fallout 4 Mod Tools on Launch Day
July 28th, 2015
Mark If you’re looking forward to modding Fallout 4, you’ll have to be patient: Bethesda has revealed that mod tools for the game are still a long ways from being released. Speaking to IGN, Marketing VP Pete Hines said that developer Bethesda is focusing only on completing the game itself, and it will transition to working […]
King’s Quest Chapter 1: A Knight to Remember Review
July 28th, 2015
Mark Nostalgia may help attract an audience for the new series of King’s Quest games, but you don’t need to have any affection for the glory days of Sierra On-Line to appreciate the fantastic first chapter in this renewed saga. Developer The Odd Gentlemen has absolutely nailed the fairy-tale spirit of the original franchise in A […]
Gears of War 4 Dev Talks Abandoning Its Original Project
July 28th, 2015
Mark Back at the beginning of 2014, Microsoft announced that it had acquired the Gears of War series from Epic Games. As a part of this purchase, Microsoft’s first-party studio Black Tusk took over control of the series, effectively canceling Black Tusk’s new shooter IP which had been teased at E3 2013. Black Tusk is now […]
Lost Dimension Review
July 28th, 2015
Mark Lost Dimension masquerades as an average, everyday JRPG. Spiky anime hair, teenage angst, and crater-inducing special attacks abound, but this turn-based quest to prevent global genocide manages to successfully pair the expected with the aberrant. The tactical combat and deep pool of weapons, armor, and abilities are robust enough to stand on their own, but […]
Blues and Bullets: Episode One Review
July 28th, 2015
Mark Santa Esperanza or Sin City? I found it hard to tell the difference between the two black-and-white burgs in the first episode of Blues and Bullets, a five-part adventure series from indie developer A Crowd of Monsters that sets a striking neo-noir tone. There are just as many shadow-streaked rooms, rain-swept streets, and bloody red […]
Xbox One’s Launch Parity Clause Is Pretty Much Over, Exec Says
July 28th, 2015
Mark When the Xbox One launched at the end of 2013, Microsoft had a rule that independent games could not be released on the console after other platforms. Since then, the company has loosened this restriction, and now it appears that this launch parity clause has been removed. Speaking to Edge (via Gamesradar), Head of Xbox […]
This New Diablo 3 Item Lets You Reforge Legendaries or Extract Their Powers
July 28th, 2015
Mark Among the additions in the upcoming 2.3.0 patch for Diablo III is Kanai’s Cube. Blizzard today more fully explained exactly what the new item is capable of, and it sounds like a big deal. Blizzard had already indicated that the Cube can be used to extract powers from Legendary items and then equip those powers. […]
Star Citizen Should Work Fine With Windows 10, Dev Says
July 28th, 2015
Mark With Windows 10 scheduled to roll out worldwide starting tomorrow, July 29, some gamers might be wondering how the new operating system may affect their PC gaming. For Star Citizen at least, you shouldn’t run into any major issues, according to developer Cloud Imperium Games. In his latest video blog, creator Chris Roberts says the […]

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