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WC writes: Things were much easier for heroes back in the day. Video game villains of years gone by would show up fleetingly in the introduction, normally to kidnap the nearest damsel, and then swagger back to their Secret Lair until the final showdown. Todays evil-doers, on the other hand, just cant help themselves they provide a constant commentary on the protagonists progress, dispensing taunts and insults like your earpiece is their personal Twitter feed. Sometimes this can be downright annoying, but there are villains whose barbs are so biting, their put-downs so perfectly delivered, that its an absolute pleasure to be goaded by them. Along the way they give us insights into their point of view and remind us of just why they should be hated, feared or throttled at the earliest opportunity. Here are ten of the greatest examples of villains who just couldnt keep their mouths shut.

Added: 21.06.2014 13:13 | 5 views | 0 comments


A new free update is now available for Thomas Was Alone, the nice platform game developed by Bossa Studios now available for purchase on the App Store.

Added: 20.06.2014 15:08 | 4 views | 0 comments


One of the big surprises of E3 week was seeing LittleBigPlanet 3 unveiled live on stage during the PlayStation media briefing. If you haven’t got yourself up to speed already, Sackboy is all set to make his PS4 debut this November. Along with a raft of new features for Create mode, the major new additions to the series come in the form of three new playable characters: Swoop, Oddsock and Toggle.

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"As long as I can make one or two other games that people like, I'm kind of okay for the rest of my life," Mike Bithell tells me. "Which is kind of ridiculous". With his boxy puzzle-platformer Thomas Was Alone, Bithell has become a poster child for a new group of game makers who left their jobs at traditional developers, forged their own path, and made something that has become wildly successfu...

Added: 16.06.2014 14:13 | 5 views | 0 comments


Jae Lee writes: They say imitation is the highest form of flattery, but P4G is not a title that requires any more praise. Its one that stands in a league of its own on the Vita, and while titles like Conception II have attempted to tap into what made it so special in the first place, they have failed to reach its heights. Along comes Mind-Zero with the same goal in mind (pun unintended), but it misses the mark on nearly all points with a myriad of flawed design choices and unremarkable dungeons.

Added: 16.06.2014 11:13 | 8 views | 0 comments


Angry Birds Epic by Rovio is a new take on the Angry Birds franchise. This turn-based role playing game tasks players to navigate a map and square off against a bunch of Bad Piggies. Along the way, players will save new Angry Birds to battle the next wave of Piggies.

Added: 15.06.2014 17:13 | 4 views | 0 comments


RocketNews24: As pretty much every gamer in the world no doubt already knows, Super Smash Bros. is coming to Nintendo Wii U and 3DS this year. Along with everyone else, were itching to play it, but every time we pictured ourselves taking a mallet to Kirbys pudgy pink face, the same thoughts kept coming back to bug us: Do we really have to play the game with Wii remotes or the Wii U gamepad? Are we going to have to buy those pro pads that were frankly not all that fond of?

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Switch Galaxy Ultra is an insanely addictive, fast-paced, reflex-based arcade challenge with two modes of play, gorgeous visuals and high quality audio. Weave your way across the galaxy in story mode, avoiding enemies and obstacles. Along the way collect credits and look out for pickups on the track that allow you to obtain the best times! For higher-stakes, choose survival mode and see how long you can last with one-life and an infinite track.

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Switch Galaxy Ultra is an insanely addictive, fast-paced, reflex-based arcade challenge with two modes of play, gorgeous visuals and high quality audio. Weave your way across the galaxy in story mode, avoiding enemies and obstacles. Along the way collect credits and look out for pickups on the track that allow you to obtain the best times! For higher-stakes, choose survival mode and see how long you can last with one-life and an infinite track.