Cool Games Without Guns
Chella can take out snipers with the best of them, but this week she celebrates lots of amazing titles without a gun in sight, and proves that our industry is lot more than just running and gunning.
Category Archives: Editorials
Used Games In Danger of Extinction?
Rumors are that the next generation Xbox won’t allow used or rental games to be played on it. Unless Sony follows suit with the PS4, that could kill the next Xbox for most folks before it even launches.
No More GAME?
Chella gets herself a PlayStation 3 to gain access to all the exclusive PS3 content coming this year, starting with Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch. The problem is, stores aren’t cooperating.
Coming This Fall…WWE 2K14?
With THQ trying to sell off all of its assets, game studios and intellectual property, there will be a lot of new owners this year. But Todd wonders what will happen to the WWE?
A Look Ahead: The Best Games Of 2013
It’s only barely begun, but Chella has amassed a huge list of top titles for all platforms that she needs to play this year. Could 2013 be the year of the gamer?
Some Bold Predictions for 2013
Neal Sayatovich doesn’t always agree with the other GiN editors about what games are hot, but we think his picks for the New Year are pretty darn good. Are you looking forward to some new titles?
Is 2013 The Year of (New) Consoles?
The CES show this week has got Todd dreaming of all the new consoles that are coming out this year. Just don’t expect them to come from ‘the big three.’
Declaring War On Used Games
Sony’s patent application for used-game killing technology may be the first indication that the PS4 will try and stamp out the trade-in market once and for all. To the industry’s detriment.
The Hardcore Awards: Non-Apocalypse Edition
Never content to let the GiN Awards stand on their own, Todd unleashes his personal picks in the form of the WTF and Badass of Year winners. Who was chosen?
My Christmas Wish
GiN Publisher Nate Wooley weighs in on what he wants to see for the industry this holiday. And you might be surprised that this seeming curmudgeon has a deep love for games, developers and gamers.