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Weekly News Roundup: Alfred delivers justice, Pip-Boy is now printable, and more
Press that pause button and stretch those fingers: it’s time to roundup the news that you might have missed from the world of gaming this week. The Final Fantasy VII remake will feature a new combat system according to TechnoBuffalo. Director Tetsuya Nomura aimed to set worried minds at ease by stating, “We’re not going to be […] More
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China lifts 15 year ban on game consoles
After nearly 15 years of restricting the manufacturing and sales of video game consoles, China has lifted a ban on foreign and domestic gaming companies. At long last Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo will be able to sell anywhere in the country. Previously, regulators confined consoles to the Shanghai Free Trade Zone. Last year, China had […] More
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‘Kingdom Hearts III’ ups the ante as Sora’s chapter ends
Square Enix did more than tease game mechanics for the much anticipated Kingdom Hearts III at this years E3 event, instead fans were delighted to see a full fledged trailer. I for one struggled to contain my excitement when I saw a trailer with a more complete look at gameplay on Square Enix’s stage after waiting for […] More
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Weekly News Roundup: Science supports gaming, Kojima and Del Toro team up, and more
Press that pause button and stretch those fingers: it’s time to roundup the news that you might have missed from the world of gaming this week. Today is a fine day for some science! Especially when that science proves that video games are beneficial. The fine folks over at TechU4ria have compiled all the latest video game research […] More
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‘Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream, Drop, Distance’ gives Riku a starring role
Kingdom Hearts: Dream, Drop, Distance gave players two things they had been asking for since Kingdom Hearts II: 1. Story advancement and 2. More Riku. Widely considered another strong entry in the series, it is Dream, Drop, Distance’s finale that separates it from the pack because it finally gives Riku a chance to shine brighter than Sora. More
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E3 2015: PC gamers prepare for battle!
War. A main staple of PC Gaming. This year there were plenty of reasons to enter the battle arena at the PC Gaming Press Conference. Here’s a brief review of skirmishes to come. 15 years ago the first Total War game was released. Since then the Total War franchise has featured wars firmly planted in history. […] More
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E3 2015: ‘Tacoma: Space Exploration’ leaves all the comforts of home behind
Amy Ferrier’s first day on Lunar Transfer Station Tacoma is definitely not what she imagined it would be. The crew is missing and the on board AI system, Odin, isn’t helping the situation. The creators that brought us Gone Home have sent players off planet with Tacoma:Space Exploration, an exploration game that takes place in a space station. Set to release […] More
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E3 2015: Procedural games take aim at PC Gaming Conference
Two procedural games stood out at the PC Gaming Conference- Strafe and Enter the Gungeon. Strafe for the sheer amount of pixel blood and bile, and Enter the Gungeon for the number of bullets filling up the screen and a sweet, sweet dodge roll. Strafe entered this world with a face-melting trailer on Kickstarter. After successfully being funded, […] More
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E3 2015: ‘Beyond Eyes’ asks players to reimagine their world
Beyond Eyes is an indie exploration game that utilizes audio as a mechanic. Players take on the role of a 10 year-old blind girl named Rae who is looking for a lost friend, a fat cat named Nani. Blinded by fireworks as a toddler, Rae turned inward after the traumatizing incident. Preferring to stay in […] More
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E3 2015: ‘Killing Floor 2’ opens the doors to players with early access
The first ever PC Gaming Conference at E3 kicked off with players staring at the floor with murderous intent. Tripwire announced that Killing Floor 2 is currently available through early access. Knowing that communication with players is key, Tripwire will be providing constant updates throughout the development process so that players know where the game […] More
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E3 2015: ‘South Park: The Fractured but Whole’ rips on superheroes
The next time players head on down to South Park, they should expect to play for keeps in South Park: The Fractured but Whole. No more kids stuff. This time, Eric Cartman and crew get serious. Gone are the days of old when recapturing the Stick of Truth was the biggest concern. Now…now it’s time […] More
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Weekly News Roundup: Steam offers refunds, ‘Splatoon’ invades ‘Minecraft,’ and more
Press the pause button and stretch those fingers: it’s time to roundup the news that you might have missed from the world of gaming this week. Big news for the digital world. Steam announced this week that it will implement a refund policy for games, DLC’s, and in game purchases. Players will have up to […] More
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