Another month, and another excellent DLC table for Pinball FX2. This time though, the PS3 players had the chance to combat the evil sorcerer for a few months before PFX2 players. Lair is an entirely Zen Studios creation, that brings yet another fun table to the lineup of other excellent tables – this time however […]
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Normally a summer ship date is music to gamers’ ears, with the new-release doldrums and all, but with a game like Shadows of the Damned, you almost wish EA would’ve waited until Halloween to charge into retail. Shadows, Damned, trips to alternate-universe Hell, zombies … it just feels more natural in October. Unless EA knew
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I seem to be in the gaming minority when it comes to comic books, because I never got into the whole “graphic novel” scene when I was young, and I don’t read them as an adult. Still, I have cursory knowledge of many comic-based characters, even if I don’t know their backstory. Take Captain America,
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It’s a rare thing for me to be blown away by a video game, it just doesn’t happen often. Recently when it happens, it’s likely do to some story element that happens at a single particular moment which then has an effect on my perception of the entire game. Playing through El Shaddai: Ascension of
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The Old West has posed a challenge for the game industry, with only Outlaws and Red Dead Redemption really doing the genre justice. Meanwhile, the Xbox Kinect has excelled at rhythm and workout games but fared only marginally well when it’s come to original motion-controlled titles. The combination of the two, then — Old West
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Kinect is for kids. There’s nothing about the system that appeals to adults. It’s all a bunch of tiger petting, bubble popping, Cookie Monster dancing and getting sweaty in your living room. No self respecting adult would enjoy anything about Kinect. Yeah, sure there was the excellent Child of Eden but seriously that game is for
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When the first F.E.A.R. burst onto the PC-gaming scene, people were blown away by its graphics and enemy AI, leaving its psychological horror elements as a tasty icing. Since that time, the franchise has continued to lean on its graphics and AI, opting to change things up mostly through the narrative. Over the course of
I’ve played the hell out of Splosion Man, then Ms Splosion Man, and I fear to check the stats on how much Pinball FX2 I’ve played since that game came out. To help feed the addiction I have to that wonderful pinball engine Zen Studios has created, they keep releasing tables on a somewhat regular
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Not many games can say their development cycle reads like a high score, but that’s exactly what 131,400 represents for Duke Nukem Forever: the number of hours it was in development, give or take a few thousand. For more than 15 years, Duke Nukem Forever sat in game-industry purgatory, a title that everyone seemed to
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College was my first experience with the Ocarina of Time, and I spent far too many nights sitting in my room sound on the garage sale quality TV with cranked as high as the tinny speakers could handle. Most of those nights were spent in frustration with that god forsaken water temple, but when it
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