The new Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City trailer is short and to the point. There's no story, no dialoge, and no nonsense. There is plenty of point blank shooting, head stomping, and throat slitting. The Umbrella Security Service does not mess around.
The second mission-based DLC for Saints Row: The Third, "Gangstas in Space," dropped this week. I put it through its paces and I'm going to let you know if it's worth your hard earned (or easily stolen) cash. As an added bonus, I'll give my impressions on SRTT's other mission-based DLC, "Genkibowl VII," because I just realized we haven't covered it yet. That's two impression pieces for the price of one!
I don't know about you, but I can't get enough of Dungeon Defenders. Some nights I play a little on PC, then I switch over to my Xbox and play a little more. Then a little turns to a lot, and I end up playing till the wee hours of the morning. Sometimes I black out and wake up several days later wearing nothing but my favorite boxers (the white ones with red hearts). Perhaps I have a problem. Some say the best way to get through an addiction is to just let it run it's course (at least that's what doc says when I've got a cold). That means more Dungeon Defenders! Of course addicts always need support from their peers, so you're invited!
It's not often I get the chance to write guest posts for other editors' regular features, but when I was asked to take over Co-Op Classics for this week, I knew what I had to feature. Secret of Mana was a huge title for me back in the SNES days, and it brought along the possibility of a grand adventure with three player co-op. Let me tell you about it!
"Dundun dun derr, dun dun dun dun derder." The Sonic games have the type of music that will haunt me to my grave. The recent revamp, Sonic the Hedgehog 4, may have had the music, but did not have the co-op gameplay of Sonic 2. This is being rectified in Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode II, according to the Xbox marketplace; they mention 2 player co-op both offline and online. Who could this second character be? Big the Cat? Of course not, it’s Tails - check out the latest gameplay trailer to see the speedy duo back in action.
With Mass Effect 3 preordering now available, those that do buy the game over the PlayStation Network will have something extra included along with it.
At the start of any dating relationship, there are always a lot of firsts. First date; first kiss; first time introducing one another as boyfriend/girlfriend. For a gamer, perhaps one of the more important firsts, though, is first game played together. The question is: which one?
Even more DLC is coming for NeverDead. I know! I'm as shocked as you are! Speaking of shocked, check out that guy in the header image. He looks like he should be holding coffe mug and a stapler. Looks as if NeverDead's accountant has been drafted into the demon war.
Awww, isn't that nice? Those robots are trying to murder-hug a gaggle of P. Walter Tugnuts. I had a joke about four Tugnut's walking into a bath house, but I appear to have misplaced it. Oh well. Please assume it was high-brow and the epitome of taste. The robots must have huge heart-ons because the Shoot Many Robots release date has been announced. Grab three friends and shoot all the damn robots on March 13th.
If you didn't get enough stabbing, killing, and blood from our Shank 2 Review, the nice developers from Klei are tossing you another weapon to add to your arsenal. A short comic has been made that outlines the breif events between Shank and Shank 2, featuring the art of Jeff Agala and Vangelis Christou. We can all agree that the art style of the Shank games is absolutely stunning and is perfectly suited for the comic book medium.
Doctor Who fans rejoice! The Doctor and River Song will be teaming up in an action/platformer on the PS3, Vita and PC with an all new story written by in colloboration with the BBC Wales team. Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock will feature both Matt Smith (The Doctor) and Alex Kingston (River) who are lending their voices to the game which takes place across four separate timelines in London. Your little blue police box will take you into the Elizabethan, Victorian, and present eras as well as traveling to the future.
MMO Betas are like your way to apply to be in the "cool club." Today is the day you put on your fancy pants, pop your collar, and attempt to understand what the hell a Ke$ha is. Guild Wars 2 is having an open call for beta participants, the game is attempting to redefine what it means to be an MMO. Instead of grinding and meaningless kill 10 rat quests, the game promises a strong focus on story and character development.
