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GameStop’s Involvement in Development Is Another Black Mark on Pre-Order Bonuses
July 13th, 2014
Mark There are people sitting around a conference table determining how best to monetize fun. It’s been obvious for years that games are often consumer products that exist as a way to separate us from our hard-earned money, and we accepted this relationship because we place such a premium on our own entertainment. However, there comes […]
Grab Call of Duty: Ghosts for $35, Payday 2 for $9 and more on Xbox 360’s Ultimate Games Sale
July 13th, 2014
Mark Day 6 of the Xbox 360 “Ultimate Games Sale” adds great deals on Call of Duty: Ghosts, Payday 2, Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands and others. The deals highlighted below are valid until the end of today, July 13. You can click the links for GameSpot’s review and the “download” link to queue up […]
Sony Hasn’t Closed the Door on Reviving Your Favorite Characters
July 13th, 2014
Mark PlayStation has had a few famous characters associated with its consoles: Spyro, Crash Bandicoot, Jak and Daxter, and others we remember fondly and haven’t seen in years. But Sony might be ready to bring some of them back. “In concept, it is something we’ve been thinking about and discussing, and this is a shift for […]
Homefront: The Revolution Director Leaves Crytek UK — Report
July 13th, 2014
Mark Homefront: The Revolution game director Hasit Zala is said to have left his position at developer Crytek UK. According to a report from Kotaku citing sources familiar with the studio, its Development Manager Ben Harris has also left the company earlier this month. Harris’ departure is reflected by his Linkedin page, but Zala’s Linkedin says […]
The Test of Time: Looking Back at The Last of Us
July 13th, 2014
Mark It’s been a little over a year now since The Last of Us was released. Part of the last hurrah of AAA releases before the dawn of a new console generation, the game had tremendous expectations to live up to. Now that the dust has had some time to settle, and with the game’s PlayStation […]
Mighty No. 9’s Inafune Says Player Feedback Is Appreciated, But Certain Ideas Require Extra Budget
July 13th, 2014
Mark Last week, Comcept founder and former Mega Man producer Keiji Inafune made the surprising announcement that his next game, Mighty No. 9, which was successfully Kickstrarted last year with $3,845,170, will continue to accept funding from fans directly on its website. Some comments Inafune made at Barcelona’s Gamelab conference late last month that have surfaced […]
Watch The Sopranos’ Opening Credits Sequence Meticulously Recreated in GTA 5
July 13th, 2014
Mark A group of machinima creators called 8-Bit Bastard have recreated HBO’s The Sopranos opening credits by capturing footage from Rockstar Games’ Grand Theft Auto V. As you can see by comparing the video above to the original below, it’s a meticulous, close to shot-for-shot remake, and it’s especially impressive since it was made with Grand […]
Originally Designed for Vita Controls, Rogue Legacy Finally Hits All PlayStation Platforms July 29
July 12th, 2014
Mark Cellar Door Games’ 2D platformer with roguelike elements Rogue Legacy will release on all PlayStation Platforms July 29, according to the PlayStation Blog. Cellar Door said that the PlayStation version of the game includes “101% Content,” meaning you’ll get all the extra bonus zones, traits, and boss remixes from the PC version, and “just a […]
Is Battlefield 2 As Good As You Remember?
July 12th, 2014
Mark Battlefield 2 lives on in my memory as the defining multiplayer FPS of my lifetime, but what magic did this decade-old title have that the Battlefield series lost along the way?

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