At last nights VGAs the teasing came to an end and the trailers were finally shown. Elder Scrolls 5 and Mass Effect 3 were finally announced – both with teaser trailers with no in game footage. Both appear to be due out 11th November 2011. Updated – Prototype 2 Debut and Portal 2 Co-Op trails […]
Given how Mass Effect 2 ended (and all the posturing about the ‘Shepard Arc’ being a trilogy of games), we all knew Mass Effect 3 was coming. I don’t suppose anyone expected it quite so soon, but BioWare have been teasing a new game for a while. The internet was generally predicting it to be […]
Of the few games coming out in 2011 I’m looking forward to, Human Revolution tops the list. Eidos Montreal are making all the right noises about the game, making a point to emphasize the choice offered in approaching the various situations presented. A pseudo-proper gameplay trailer has been released, offering a stealth-in/action-out segment with fleeting […]
Andrew Bryant tries to stick a Lotus where it doesn’t belong.
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Epic Mickey is Epic!
Most people scoffed at Warren Spector when he said his next game wasn’t going to be Syst3m Shock, Deus Ex: Visible War, Tea-Leaf or Ultima Deeper Underground, but rather a game featuring the Mouse from the House that was only going to be released on the Wii. We’ve all been impressed by the concept art […]
You can tell when a new game release is approaching – not only does the hype machine kick up, but all the talking heads come out of the woodwork, ready to talk up their game and talk down their rivals. Gearbox aren’t shy of smack talking their rivals. By rivals, I mean Valve (or more […]
Ok, Barry didn’t really get on with the iOS version of Sonic 4, but it’s not like everyone didn’t see it coming – Sonic Team have been sent to Coventry many times with their broken attempts to reinvent their namesake series for years. So, as per usual, it’s up to the fans to show them […]
“16 Years in the Making” they say, but is it as good as those games from 16 years ago?
Like software patents, trademarks are, theoretically, quite sound – declare a sign, logo or word as a defining part of your company image and nobody else can try to pass themselves off as you without a legal ruckus. Like software patents, protecting trademarks is encouraged, lest you lose them (just look at Games Workshop). Like […]
Who knew being the head honcho of a big multi-national games publisher conglomerate could be so fun!