-based indie developer, Escalation , wants to bring the same competitive action you’d find in a Call of Duty multiplayer experience to the action-RPG genre. Their game Eternal Fate is a cartoony, top-down ARPG that allows gamers to create persistent players with gads of customization and gear-combination options and hurl them into action-packed PvP settings. Right now […]
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CD Projekt RED has announced the coming of modding tools for its game ‘The Witcher 2.’
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Post-release downloadable content for video games is often overpriced, but that doesn’t mean it should always be free.
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With the rise of internet streaming video, knock-off films like ‘Kiara the Brave’ are making a comeback.
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has an excellent photo retrospective on games purportedly cloned without permission by social gaming behemoth, Zynga. If a picture’s worth a thousand words, Paul’s post is a novel’s worth of damning images. Imitation may be the purest form of flattery, but it can also get you sued. Glancing through each set of creepily similar screenshots, […]
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Blizzard has been hacked and account information has been stolen, the World of Warcraft and Diablo III developer and publisher reports.
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Rumors of the death of ‘The Last Guardian’ have been greatly exaggerated.
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John Papodopolous at DSO Gaming has the bad news: It has been confirmed from the preview codes of Dark Souls: Prepare To Die Edition that the PC version is locked at 30fps. Yes yes, the one thing we claimed back in June. Not only that, but the internal resolution is locked to 1024×720. What’s funny […]
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So I wrote a post recently saying that for my part, I’m going to wait and see if BioWare listens to its upset fans and takes their complaints into account for their next game. I described the developer as having had three strikes at bat, so far as much of the gaming community was concerned: […]
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Valve will offer non-gaming software through its Steam platform starting in September. Is this the beginning of free-to-play software?
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