Posted 4/18/13 1:29 pm EST by Clint Mize in PC, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Bethesda might be finished with "Skyrim" DLC but that won't stop the army of modders from unleashing new creations for the wintery fantasy world. Modder and apparent TMNT enthusiast, Higeyosi, has tapped into the secret of the ooze to bring the fighting turtles into epic dragon fights!
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Posted 4/18/13 11:20 am EST by Charles Webb in mmo, News, PC
Coming to PC gamers in China, "Monster Hunter Online" is being co-produced Capcom and the mobile developmer Tencent.
Posted 4/17/13 4:04 pm EST by Charles Webb in PC, PS3, Role Playing Games, Video, Xbox 360
This behind-the-scenes trailer from Spiders Studio's "Mars War Logs" gives you a glimpse at the gameplay and story for the upcoming RPG.
Posted 4/17/13 3:02 pm EST by MTV Video Games in News, PC
by Joseph Leray
Over on the ever-useful PlayStation Blog, Moonbot Studios has announced a “Holiday” release for “Diggs Nightcrawler,” the team’s fairy-tale-meets-film-noir detective game.
The catch: “Diggs” is a Wonderbook game, the strangely under-utilized peripheral Sony announced almost a year ago at E3. Since then, only one game has been released for it: J. K. Rowling’s “Book of Spells.”
Posted 4/17/13 2:32 pm EST by MTV Video Games in News, PC, PS3, Xbox 360
by Joseph Leray
Most of my interest in 4A Games’ “Metro: Last Light” has been linked to the implosion of THQ last year and the series’ subsequent sale to Deep Silver, a company that’s been refreshingly frank about its motivations for buying the title and about its previous owners’ mismanagement.
Let’s not forget, though: “Metro: Last Light” will be out in less than a month. To better remind us, publisher Deep Silver’s last marketing push includes a series of so-called Ranger Survival Guides, detailing the post-apocalyptic society living in Moscow’s subterranean rail stations.
Posted 4/16/13 5:00 pm EST by Jason Cipriano in Interviews, PC, Previews, PS3, Xbox 360
Leave it to a film director to try to come up with some new ideas for video games. Josef Fares, best known for his work "Zozo" and other award-winning Swedish films, has teamed up with Starbreeze Studios, best known for their work on "The Darkness" and "The Chronicles of Riddick" (both of them) to collaborate on an all new title, "Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons," an experiential, single-player story. Fares' cinematic background gives him a unique perspective on the craft of telling stories, making his first foray into gaming a bit unconventional.
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Posted 4/16/13 2:55 pm EST by Don Hatfield in Mac, PC
If you plan on picking up a fresh tube of toothpaste or some dental floss today, make sure it's Oral B and/or Crest. As part of a new EA-sponsored promotion, specially marked Oral-B and Crest products in the US will earn "SimCity" players the Attractions Set DLC, which delivers five new buildings for our virtual cities.
Posted 4/16/13 2:32 pm EST by Charles Webb in PC, Reviews, Xbox 360
At the core of Black Forest Games' puzzle-platformer "Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams" is a clever concept: you play as both the "sweet" and "punk" Giana sisters, able to shift back and forth between different versions of the same world, each shift changing the enemies and some level details (the challenge is knowing when to shift, you see), all based around the usual gem hunt in order to progress to the boss level of the three worlds of "Twisted Dreams." Oh, and the Cute sister has a glide move allowing her to extend jumps and slow her descent while the Punk sister has a Sonic-style dash good for getting some extra verticality and busting through walls.
So why did I have so little fun hopping between worlds as "Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams" makes its Xbox LIVE debut?
Posted 4/15/13 3:40 pm EST by Charles Webb in DLC, News, PC, PS3, Xbox 360
Hope you've got your fill of "Skyrim" content because Bethesda is done producing DLC for the award-winning 2011 RPG as they focus their efforts on continued bug fixes and their next title.
Posted 4/15/13 1:38 pm EST by Don Hatfield in Mac, PC
Uh oh! It looks like a batch of gameplay footage from "The Elder Scrolls Online" has managed to find its way to the worldwide web, showing us nearly 20 minutes of Bethesda and Zenimax's upcoming massively multiplayer online role-playing game.