May keeps rolling along with several interesting videogame releases. Fans of action-RPGs and giant dragons (as opposed to the baby dragons currently on Game of Thrones) will want to check out Dragon’s Dogma. If gunplay is more your thing then Ghost Recon: Future Soldier should have you covered. Sorcery is a PlayStation Move game that got a … Continue reading “This Week’s Videogame Releases”
Microsoft has revealed details on spectacularly luxurious limited edition of Halo 4. In addition to a sweet-looking box, gamers that opt for the $99.99 version of Halo 4 will get the following…
The highly anticipated Tomb Raider has been delayed to 2013. Being developed by Crystal Dynamics and set to be published by Square Enix, the game was a fantastic surprise at E3 2011 and on my most-wanted list for 2012. Sadly for everyone amped for the game, the wait will be a wee bit longer. In a … Continue reading “Tomb Raider Delayed to 2013”
At E3 2011, several of my videogame-industry pals told me to check out Papo & Yo for PlayStation 3. It’s a unique and visually interesting game inspired by a father-son relationship in South America. It’s hard to convey the game’s charming feel, but this developer diary does a great job at it. Check it out and … Continue reading “Papo & Yo Dev Diary is Utterly Charming”
Samsung has announced its latest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S III. It will be available in Europe at the end of May, with American variants coming in June. The early buzz on the phone is that its 1.4GHz quad-core Exynos processor is an absolute beast that outperforms Nvidia’s and Qualcomm’s top offerings, though I’d wait … Continue reading “Samsung Announces the Galaxy S III”
Bethesda Softworks has officially announced the much-rumored MMO The Elder Scrolls Online. The game will be available for Mac and PC. Development is being handled by ZeniMax Online Studios and headed up by Matt Firor. In today’s press release, Firor said…
Kickstarter-funded games are all the rage these days. Independent developers are thrilled with the creative freedom crowd-funding offers, but there are some that are skeptical of the model. One interesting alternative is Gambitious…
Here’s a slick clip of the upcoming Sound Shapes for PlayStation Vita. I’ve been curious about the game since early last year and I was enamored with it at E3 2011. It’s unique, creative, and fun. Helping the game get some mainstream attention is renowned producer and DJ deadmau5. Sound Shapes will feature levels with deadmau5’s sounds, … Continue reading “Latest Sound Shapes Video is Deadmau5-tastic”
I rarely include downloadable games in this recurring feature. I’m fairly certain that I’ve never featured one. All that’s out the window with Journey on PlayStation Network. I’m a total homer for ThatGameCompany and Flower. If Journey looks remotely interesting to you, then please buy it. I love when games like Journey do well and companies like … Continue reading “This Week’s Videogame Releases”
2011 was a fantastic year for gaming and 2012 looks even hotter! What are some of the games you’re looking forward to this year? Is your list full of sequels you expect annually? Perhaps it’s a franchise that’s making a long-awaited return. Or maybe it’s something…
