July 6th, 2009 – primesuspect
Today LucasArts announced that they are coming to Steam. In addition to some of their current titles, they are re-releasing some of their venerable classics such as The Dig and Loom. A list of releases: Armed and Dangerous™ Indiana Jones® and the Fate of Atlantis Indiana Jones® and the Last Crusade: The Graphic Adventure LEGO® […]
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July 6th, 2009 – Idiot_Slayer
It is a quiet morning on the ice flow. Tiny baby seals scurry about chasing each other and splashing playfully in the water as their fat, bloated mothers lay motionless on the ice. Suddenly there comes a rumbling from beneath. Out of a glowing portal spring dozens of stout club-wielding minions and their master–a hulking, […]
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July 6th, 2009 – CB
In Trine, the player takes on the role of three fantasy stereotypes who have become trapped in an ancient artifact called the Trine. Presented with 2-dimensional platformer challenges, one must choose which character to pull from the Trine at each moment, each one with a different way of dealing with situations (sort of like a […]
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July 5th, 2009 – CB
During E3, we gave you a heads up about Divinity II, and told you to keep an eye on it. While its release date is still not anounced beyond “coming 2009”, it looks to be coming along nicely. Hopefully, we’ll have a review of it for you soon, but in the mean time, the official […]
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July 3rd, 2009 – primesuspect
During our visit to E3, we saw a variety of exhibitors whose sole business is to help you customize your portable devices. With so many people buying handheld systems, the urge to customize and stand out from the crowd is trending upward. People want to skin their devices as a mark of pride, personal expression, or […]
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July 3rd, 2009 – Snarkasm
It’s like they’re not even trying to be original. The demo has one eye, the little girl brings out a bat and double jumps, there are sniper, soldier, and heavy classes… Egads, even the music and the cinematography are eerily similar blatantly duplicated. See for yourself and laugh the night away. via Kotaku
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July 2nd, 2009 – UPSLynx
Primesuspect told me before we got out to E3 that we had an interview with Valve Software set for Wednesday. As a huge fan of Valve, I was naturally excited. What that sneaky little editor-in-chief failed to tell me was exactly whom the interview was with. On June 3rd, we got to interview Valve’s VP […]
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July 1st, 2009 – chrisWhite
Recent CG news for 3D animators and game modders. Nevercenter may be backing of development on Silo and working on a game engine and are running a summer sale on Silo. Luxology has released their major new version of Modo updating to 401 with lots of new features. Finally, there's news from Wings 3D, Grome 2, Blender and he new site CGDigg.
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July 1st, 2009 – CB
Xbox Live recently released a ‘do not do’ list for indie developers who would like to include Live avatars in their games. Some might call these restrictions stifling or censoring, but this doesn’t seem to be the case. Live avatars are Xbox IP, and they do not belong to the players or the community. I’m […]
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July 1st, 2009 – CB
If you’re into the RPG-action hybrid games in the Mega Man Star Force series, then you’ll be happy to see Mega Man Star Force 3 hit the DS shelves this week. Master dozens of Mega Man transformations, and battle lots of new enemies, but the real gimmick here is that the entry comes in two […]
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June 25th, 2009 – chrisWhite
id Software announced today that it has been acquired by ZeniMax! Given both companies commitment to maintaining all the principles and keeping id running the same way it did before the acquisition we’re optimistic that this could be very good news for id and Bethesda fans alike. It’s certain to make the landscape of the gaming universe a little more interesting.
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June 23rd, 2009 – CB
Coming in three distinct flavors is Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. The non-subtitled release is a crossplatform FPS which plays very much like a dark TF2 with robots. Players choose one of 13 morphing robots, each with their own weapons, special abilities, and clearly defined teamwork roles. It also has a single player campaign, but […]
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June 23rd, 2009 – Cliff_Forster
E3 2009: famed game developer Valve announces Left 4 Dead 2. Fans of the original rejoice, right? A bigger, better, and more refined sequel that is going to be a surefire hit and a joy to play. Good for us, right? Well, it appears that as of this writing at least twenty six thousand gamers […]
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June 22nd, 2009 – CB
There are some interesting things to be seen in this trailer for the recently announced Metal Gear Solid game due for the PSP in 2010, not least of which is the classic MGS humor. What do we do with four Solid Snakes? Is this co-op MGS? The details are still sketchy, and the best info […]
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June 19th, 2009 – primesuspect
For fan service, this 2D treatment of the classic Super Mario 64 is pretty damned good. It’s not stunningly high quality, but if you loved Super Mario 64, you’ll definitely get a kick out of this. There is something to be said about the nostalgia kick going on; all the kids who grew up playing […]
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June 18th, 2009 – UPSLynx
In the middle of the chaos of E3, Brian and I were invited out to Pandemic studios on the West side of LA. It was a nice break from the frantic action of the Expo to relax and enjoy a one hour commute in standstill freeway traffic amongst honking motorists. Living the dream. At Pandemic […]
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June 18th, 2009 – UPSLynx
It was the biggest surprise of E3 for me. The Disney Interactive booth was not one that I eagerly made tracks to. Sure, I’m a huge Disney fan, but I can’t say I can muster much excitement for a DS game focused on the hilarious antics of the Jonas Brothers. I didn’t even set foot […]
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June 18th, 2009 – Idiot_Slayer
Dwarf Fortress is maddening, difficult, and bug-ridden, but it is also one of the most unique and hilarious gaming experiences out there.
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June 16th, 2009 – CB
Technically, Vertigo is also being released on the PC, but this is one that you’ll want to play on your Wii. Dust off your WiiFit, and work on your balance. This Marble Madness-esque game uses your whole body to control rolling labyrinths. With lots of levels, and even a multi-player mode with races, deathmatches, and […]
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June 16th, 2009 – mertesn
The kernels are coming. My darkest nightmares are coming to life. It was as if every childhood fear I ever had about popcorn was destined to intertwine with my life as a starship captain. Red Alert. Divert power from forward shields to afterburners. Make our heading 180 degrees from the onslaught. I have a plan. […]
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June 16th, 2009 – CB
A preview video full of in-game footage was just released by Graffiti for their recent title, Black Sigil. I’ll let it speak for itself:
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