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The Game is On…Your iPhone – Sherlock: The Network Review
Season three has officially drawn to a close. And yes, I do realize that was last week already, but I’m just not ready to admit to this yet, please let me live in denial just a little while longer…. At any rate, the season is over *sniffles* and Sherlock left us with a few questions, […]
E3 News: Assassin’s Creed 4 – Black Flag Theatrical Trailer & Game Play Released
THE GOLDEN AGE OF PIRATES Assassin’s Creed 4 Black Flag begins in 1715, when pirates established a lawless republic in the Caribbean and ruled the land and seas. These outlaws paralyzed navies, halted international trade, and plundered vast fortunes. They threatened the power structures that ruled Europe, inspired the imaginations of millions, and left a […]
BreadKittens Game App: Bagel Hats for Cats!
BreadKittens is a kookie little mobile app game for Apple devices. It was released back in October 2012 by game developers, Bake450, and is still pretty popular in the download ranking charts. Imagine the game play style of Pokemon, but with cute cats wearing bread on their head and you basically got BreadKittens. You’re a […]
Professional Griefers: Behind the Scenes w/ Nicole Sixx
**WARNING!! The content of this Behind the Scenes feature took place at an event for participants ages 18 and above. As such the contents of this write-up are indented for mature readers only.** *** *** I have had the opportunity to “work” (oh how loosely I must use that term) with Gerard Way of My […]
Indie Game Dev Issues Call to Action to Help Those Affected by Colorado Fires
On June 26th, a massive wildfire broke out in Colorado. Quickly dubbed the Waldo Canyon Fire, to date it has destroyed nearly 350 homes, displaced over 32,000 people, and decimated over 18,500 acres of land. The damage is already well above $3 million. Dave Calabrese, founder and CEO of Colorado-based Indie Game company, Cerulean Games, decided he […]
One Day of E3: An Epic Misadventure in Three Parts – Part One: No Hope Left
Here we are, over a week post-E3. Here I am, still trying to sort out what to write about my single day that I spent there. For a handful of hours, I experienced a lot, and boy do I have a lot to say. Too much for a single post. Let’s be honest: Nobody wants […]
Behind The Scenes: The Making of Defiance Video
Syfy and Trion released a new behind the scenes video titled ‘ The Making Of Defiance’. In a press release today Syfy outlined this new TV series. NEW YORK, NY – May 22, 2012 – Syfy and Trion Worlds today released an all-new trailer detailing the production of the highly-anticipated transmedia event, Defiance™. Featuring cast from the series […]
The Walking Dead: The Game — Shambling Through Episode One
For months, many have been patiently waiting for Telltale’s sidestory to The Walking Dead to arrive on their game consoles and PCs. Sensibly so, because zombies walk very, very slowly. They’ve finally dragged themselves to my screen, and let me tell you: I think Telltale’s Walking Dead: The Game may shamble itself into the Hall of […]
UPDATE: Mass Effect Infiltrator for iOS – Review
UPDATE, 4/13/12: A big update for Mass Effect Infiltrator arrived in the App Store last night which updated the control options to allow users to turn off the “tap to aim” function, and switch to a more traditional manual aim. It’s a great option, because while you still tap to aim/shoot, you can now choose […]
Batman Arkham City: Lockdown – Review
When I heard that a tie-in title for Batman: Arkham City for IOS, I was a tad on the skeptical side. As anyone who has ever taken the IOS App Store knows, console game tie-ins are a dime a dozen, and they’re very rarely any good. So I admit, going into “Lockdown,” I was a […]
