Platinum has been working in secret on their next big IP, Anarchy Reigns. While both the title and trailer scream “please be a hit in America!”, Platinum has yet to dissapoint. From what I gather, Anarchy Reigns will be a multiplayer brawler in the same style of Power Stone.
Her look is remarkably similar to that of Mass Effect 2’s Miranda. So much so, that the writers and producers decided to throw in a line about a certain “suicide mission”.
Today Bioware released a little bit of information about how Star Wars: The Old Republic plans on doing “instances”. It dawned on me that a lot of readers that don’t play MMOs may not even know exactly what an “instance” really is. To clairfy I went to GeekDictionary.com for the official answer.
Two more fighters have been reveled for Capcom’s soon to be released brawler Marvel Vs. Capcom 3.
Few games in recent years have generated as much “buzz” as Epic’s Bulletstorm. Mainly known for their overly aggro marketing campaign we all wondered if Bulletstorm could walk the walk, because it could sure talk the talk.
It’s 2011, and it’s time to stop trying to compare every Bond game to Goldeneye. Why James Bond 007: Blood Stone is the most enjoyable action game you didn’t play this past holiday season.
I always thought it would be fun to do this. And, you know what? It was!
With the recent release of the trilogy on Blu-Ray, I thought it would be a great time to take a look at a recently released card game based on the BTTF series from LooneyLabs. Its similar, in ways, to Munchkin and ultimately much easier to play than the setup / game instructions would lead you to believe. Most importantly, its really fun…
I originally watched this clip over at Kotaku just to see some new footage of Gears 3, but what I discovered was that this clip was actually a very well produced segment on how the video game industry operates. It also goes into detail on where the major U.S. players reside, how much games really cost to produce as well as the manpower needed to produce a “AAA” title.
This folks is just incredibly cool. If you buy Deadspace II you get a code for Isaac Clarke’s armor to be used in Dragon Age 2. It should be noted that while EA is the parent company of both Bioware and Visceral games, they are totally different companies who just decided to do something cool for their fans.
*UPDATED* – If you pre-ordered before January 11th you gain access to a Mabari Warhound pet (not like a WOW cosmetic pet, this one kills things) as well as the key to the Black Emporium, a shop so diabolical only people crazy enough to pre-order will gain access. What is inside? Nobody knows for sure, although there are rumblings of The Mirror of Transformation which can be used to alter your appearance after the game has already begun.
This Codemasters game came out during holiday 2009. Thanks to a sale on Steam this holiday season, I was able to pick up this game for less than five bucks, and it is worth every penny. So why are we talking about DiRT 2 now? Because it does a lot of things right – as an arcade racing game, an extreme sports game, and as a PC racing title. If you can get your hands on a copy, it’s definitely worth your time.
