Turns out 2019’s Days Gone still had some gas in the tank and is arriving on PC next Tuesday, May 18th. Courtesy of Sony, we got to take the port for a spin a bit early and we “wheelie” think you’ll enjoy our coverage. Okay. I’m done now.
One of the bright spots during the questionably necessary Square Enix E3 conference was the reveal of Babylon’s Fall.
After a lackluster showing at E3 2015, Square Enix took a few years off to re-evaluate the way they handle such big events and are set to take the stage at E3 once again.
In the early days of the Xbox, Microsoft bought Rare – brought them in as a first party developer and it felt like a match made in heaven. This was a huge blow for Nintendo at the time and the new kid on the console block seemed poised for greatness with Rare by their side. However,…
I evolved a lot as a gamer throughout my life, especially over the past decade. Though I have always love playing video games, I would tend to focus on multiplayer experiences over single player experiences for many different reasons. One of which was skill. Though I have always loved to play games, I wasn’t always good at…
2017 will go down as one of the best years in video game history, but at this point that’s old news. As we look ahead at what 2018 has to offer, we ask the big question – can 2018 even touch the hem of 2017’s garment?
“Mother. Father. Always you wrestle inside me.” This quote from Terrence Malick’s 2011 film The Tree of Life came to mind quite often during my play through of InnerSpace.
The idea of taking the entirety of 2017 and narrowing it down to five games that sum up just how brilliant the year was can be a terrifying venture. We recorded our game of the year podcast this week and coming up with a collective top ten was no easy feat either. After a lot of overthinking and…
It’s rare for a game to be so simplistic that anyone can pick it up and feel confident in their skills, yet deep enough that genre veterans flock to it. Somehow that’s exactly the case with Sirlin Games’ new fighter – Fantasy Strike. With no complex motions or special moves there is no need to…
In a move of desperation, Gamestop is about to offer a game rental service at their brick and mortar locations. Their program, Powerpass, will enable members to rent an unlimited amount of games during their 6 month membership. For a $60 fee gamers can select from GameStop’s plethora of used game inventory. This service will…
