Kickstarter Focus: Project Gorgon
Playing like an upgraded version of Runescape, Project: Gorgon is much more than its simple logo implies. It’s a complex MMO that’s already well-developed, and...
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Theo’s Thoughts #21: Dailies
Daily quests have become a big part of World of Warcraft over the years. However, in Mists of Pandaria, it seems that they have become...
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Gaikai is Sony’s Winning Ticket
Gaikai recently commented on Sony’s acquisition of their company—and in sum, they’re quite pleased. Although their lips are sealed as to their future goals, it...
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The Future of Kinect
In a highly amusing video released yesterday on Kotaku, the various problems plaguing Microsoft’s current Kinect technology got neatly summed up in the Kinect tutorial...
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A Soliloquy on Survival Horror
As I found myself picking off decaying zombies in a dim graveyard in Resident Evil 6, I couldn’t help but flash back to the early...
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Sonic Adventure 2
Sega was once a major gaming hardware manufacturer, and in those good old days they created an extensive catalog of classic games and franchises for...
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Pokemon Black and White 2
Any entry in the Pokémon series is always laced with hype, and for good reason. While some entries in the series have been more lackluster...
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Publisher Employees Don’t Need to be Gamers
In a recent interview with GamerTagRadio, a former XBOX employee named Christa Charter claims in her new book that the majority of people working for...
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Kickstarter Focus: ORBITOR
Looking like a spin-off of Angry Birds Space, ORBITOR manages to take the gravity element of that game and make it the focus. Developed by...
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Dishonored was never intended to be what is now
I recently had the chance to transcribe a fantastic exclusive interview with Harvey Smith from Arkane studios located in Austin Texas, who is heading up...
