We’re all ready for Spider-Man. In fact, we’re so ready for Spider-Man, that I’m about to go ahead and give it a review score just based on the hype that I’m feeling. Okay, maybe I shouldn’t go that far, but the anticipation is getting pretty bad and it’s only gotten worse since I was able to play it last week at the Playstation press conference after-party.
Sony showed off a lot of great games at E3 and in any other year, the closer look we got at Ghost of Tsushima, a dazzling love letter to the cinematic language of the samurai epics I grew up on, would’ve earned it game of the show but not in a year in which Naughty Dog brought The Last of Us Part II gameplay goods. No, sir.
There’s a smell in the air, and a painfully tingling sensation in my wallet. It’s the smell emanating from the stampede of games coming in the fall of 2018 and spring of 2019. It’s a flood that may be marking the end of this gaming generation with a definite bang.
Far Cry 5 arrived this spring with controversy and gave gamers a new and intense appreciation for the simple efficiency of the shovel. Especially a shovel with a smiley face painted on it.
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INK is promoted as the world’s first splatformer and, for lack of a better description, that’s exactly what it is.
Rumors and speculation about CD PROJECT RED’s Cyberpunk 2077 have been flying around for more than half a decade and they anticipation has been palpable after the success of other projects from the developers. At E3 2018 we got a full teaser trailer as well as private screenings of gameplay for the title and they did not disappoint in any way.
Hit Record was started in 2005 by Joseph Gordon Levitt and his brother Dan as a way for a community of people to solicit feedback on various videos that they created. In time they opened up the creative side of the platform to the community and began a journey of making all forms of art over the next decade. All forms except video games, until now.
One of the bright spots during the questionably necessary Square Enix E3 conference was the reveal of Babylon’s Fall.
