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Interview: Matt Small, Vector Unit’s Creative Director
Posted April 29, 2010 by Toby Davis
We speak to Hydro Thunder Hurricane’s Creative Director Matt Small about development on the game, NATAL, and more!
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Game Pitch: Episodic Heavy Rain Series
Posted April 27, 2010 by Dalibor Dimovski
When Heavy Rain released a couple months back, it was mostly treated to general praise from critics and gamers alike. The visuals border on Hollywood-level realism, the writing can be measured up against any cable crime drama, and the characters are memorable and involving. So it can be natural, then, that an episodic Heavy Rain “series” be released to PSN.
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Review: How to Train Your Dragon (Wii, DS, 360, PS3)
Posted April 25, 2010 by Dalibor Dimovski
How to Train Your Dragon is better than being just a licensed game, but it doesn’t surpass mediocrity at being a better video game.
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The SideQuest Episode 201: Rebirth Edition
Posted April 24, 2010 by YanivP
As we dive head first into the second season of The Sidequest we wear, instead of shorts, a new show format: We start it off with a great bit of “What are You Up 2,” swing it right into a discussion about Mike Wehner’s iPad review, and finally rounding it off with some nonsensical babble that no one could follow. Enjoy!
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Review: Bad Company 2 – Single Player (360, PS3, PC)
Posted April 19, 2010 by Nathan Andrews
By: Nathan Andrews, Editor Part 1 – The Single Player Experience Let’s face it. From the beginning of the franchise, with the fantastic Battlefield: 1942, DICE’s Battlefield games have been about one thing: Multi-player combat. The entire Battlefield series set the bar for online multi-player combat, and they set it high. Prior to Bad Company [...]
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C2E2: Cosplay!
Posted April 17, 2010 by Ryan Gan
The cosplay comes in full force at C2E2 in Chicago!
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Hands-On Impressions: Monday Night Combat (XBLA)
Posted April 17, 2010 by Dalibor Dimovski
A future cult classic is born.
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GameSalad to Continue Development for iPhone OS4
Posted April 16, 2010 by Dalibor Dimovski
The software tool is able to produce iPhone and iPad apps without the need for Objective-C.
XBox Live Indie Games by Armless Octopus
- Radiangames Discounts its Entire Catalog to Celebrate JoyJoy’s Second Birthday
- Dear Esther Celebrates its 100k Sales Milestone with 50% off Steam sale
- Syder Arcade – A Love Letter to a Genre That Welcomes It
- Blocks That Matter Celebrates its Birthday with a Sale
- Minecraft shatters XBLA records, one-week sales top one million
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