Deadliest Warrior: The Game. The best 10 bucks spent this summer?
This year at E3 I got the opportunity to go behind closed doors with the development team of Deadliest Warrior: The Game. This title is a...
Pocket Legends: The first MMO on the iPad
Quick background on me. I started playing EverQuest in 2001. I switched to World of Warcraft in 2004 and have a couple 80s laying dormant right now. I've also played Lord of the Rings Online enough to get a max level character, and Eve Online enough to get bored ( 20 minutes).
HD Classics huh? So that’s why Sony took out backwards compatibility
First of all, let me just say, that a quick Google search for Sly Cooper images to add to this small editorial quickly lead me to see things that I sure as hell didn’t need to see. I also inadvertently learned that Sly Cooper is a big mascot in the underground furrie community, congrats to you Mr. cartoon raccoon guy.
Bayonetta Review: Beyond Comprehension
Bayonetta: A Journey Of A Witch Who Fights Bird-Like Angels. And Yes, Her Butt Is Essentially A Co-Star. Thanks A Lot Japan Bayonetta turned...
The KOTOR 2 Restoration: Why You Should Still Care
Anyone following the games of Black Isle/Obsidian in the post Fallout days probably knows that there are two factors that ties these games together. The first is the horrendously buggy and incomplete states in which most of these games languish.
Tower Madness HD: 3D Tower Defense for the iPad
Have you ever played a tower defense game? Yes? Great! I don't need to write that boring explanatory paragraph, and you don't need to buy this game because you can already download a hundred more just like it for free, right? Too harsh?
Starcraft 2 For Dummies: The Big Five
Its been a little over 12 years since Blizzard introduced Starcraft to the world. Besides making them millions and subjugating a small country, Starcraft...
Lessons Learned From My First E3
Managing Editor's note: A number of errors originally ran in this article. With the help of the author, we have corrected those errors. We...
Glyder 2: Pilotwings for the iPad
I remember getting my Nintendo 64 back in the day and playing the 2 games I bought with it for hours on end. There was a snowboarding game whose name escapes me, and then there was Pilotwings 64. In Pilotwings you flew all manner of contraptions with the goal of ending up in the flashing circle at the end of the course.
Interview with Pascal Bestebroer from Orange Pixel
With mobile gaming on the rise it seems about the time to look at a company who has been doing it for years. Since 2004 Orange Pixel has been in the mobile phone market. Now I am not sure about you, but for me six years is a long time.