Amazon Casts A Casual Gaming Net
The announcement that Amazon.com has founded a games studio and published their first title is bolstering an already healthy casual game market, which is good all around.
The announcement that Amazon.com has founded a games studio and published their first title is bolstering an already healthy casual game market, which is good all around.
Other industries and even the federal government are starting to look into using those addictive game techniques we all know and love to actually do some good in the world.
Max is back in Max Payne 3, and this time the boozing, pill-popping, noire-incarnate ex-cop finds that combat in sunny Brazil is hotter than New Jersey.
Although it could be argued that we should have gotten this ending right from the start, the Extended Cut DLC for Mass Effect 3 wraps up a lot of loose ends.
The second developer’s diary from Team 17 is here, with programmer Ian Lindsey giving you the scoop on how the terrain and landscapes have been changed in "Worms Revolution". Learn how the new physics system will transform how you interact with obstacles – and make them blow up. Plus details on the new water system. http://www.youtube.com/watch/?v=0LHdgu1Wqaw I love this video. But the movie running in the background is so funny, especially if you have played Worms before, that I cant really concentrate on what the developer is saying. Developers: Team 17 Platforms: PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
Although based on a popular pen and paper RPG from Europe, The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav is actually an old-school point and click adventure game with a new flavor.
Swedish developer Fatshark brings us the action RPG Krater, set years after a nuclear war. With a classic top-down interface, unique squad combat and a low price, it’s not one to miss.
It’s not often that an iPhone title can make a successful leap to the PC, but iBomber Defense Pacific fits that bill, blending World War II action with tower defense games.
Star Wars: The Old Republic recently added the Legacy system to the game, enabling players to create family groups with shared perks. We kick the tires on this new feature.
It was all about the Wii U at Nintendo’s E3 Expo press conference this year, with lots of titles being made specifically to take advantage of the new console’s unique design.