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This week’s Community Question of the Week segment is going to get a bit violent, as we’re counting down the best weapons in video games. I received a lot of submissions for this one, and of course there will be a few favorites missing from the …
Missed your chance to pick up the Collector’s Edition of Tales of Xillia? Can’t afford the inflated prices that resellers are charging on eBay for it? Well, fear not my friends, because now you can live vicariously through me! (Translation: This is the part where I …
Phil Fish is an asshole. Marcus Beer, the journalist who attacked him and eventually pushed Fish over the edge and quit the industry, is also an asshole. You’re probably an asshole too, and as for me? Well, I’m definitely an asshole. We’re all assholes, and that’s …
Continuing with our ongoing coverage of the indie games scene – in case you missed it, click here for last week’s exclusive feature – this week spotlights both a game and a studio you probably haven’t yet heard of. The studio is The Old Fashioned Game …
Retro Round Up is a… uh, semi-regular feature (I’m bad at sticking to a schedule,) that takes a look at what’s new in the world of old games. This week: I lament over the wasted awesome-ness of the 3DS Virtual Console’s Game Gear emulator, and talk …
At E3, Nintendo revealed that Mega Man — Capcom’s beloved but oft-neglected robot mascot — would be joining the cast of the next Super Smash Bros. game, which is being developed for both the Wii U and the 3DS. Mega Man’s return was definitely a pleasant …
Final Fantasy XIV is set to relaunch this summer with the brand new subtitle of “A Realm Reborn.” The new name isn’t just some marketing ploy: FFXIV is basically a brand new game now, and my time with the game’s PS3 beta has left me feeling …
Retro Round-Up is a regular feature that takes a look at what’s new in the world of old games. This week: why backwards compatibility matters (despite Microsoft’s claims otherwise,) Fatal Frame 2’s removal from PSN, and the usual run-down of this week’s retro re-releases.
Latchkey Games is a weekly column that takes a look at games that perhaps didn’t quite get the amount of love they deserved: whether it was a game that was panned on its initial release only to become a cult classic, one that stirred the ire of …
One of the most widespread stories this week focused on EA’s new decision to remove online passes from upcoming games. A seemingly consumer-friendly move in response to years of fan outcry, one has to wonder what the true motives are behind such a large decision with …
Retro Round Up is a regular feature that takes a look at what’s new in the world of old games. This week I’ll discuss the reception that Final Fantasy X HD and DuckTales HD have received since they were announced, and ask the question: what do …
Latchkey Games is a weekly (sort of, I’ve been busy lately,) column that takes a look at games that perhaps didn’t quite get the amount of love they deserved: whether it was a game that was panned on its initial release only to become a cult classic, …
