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Is the indie gaming revolution really a fresh new breakthrough for the industry, or have you just hit the restart point of an inevitable, 30 year cycle? I suspect the latter. 

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Sony opened a brand new website for its critically acclaimed Sony Santa Monica studio, that is known to be working on one or more PS4 games. It also released a video showing the life at the studio and a lot of artistic content and technical articles.

Added: 27.01.2014 10:18 | 3 views | 0 comments


The Sheriff is back in town! The citizens of the Wild West are tearing everything apart again with their constant brawling. Join in the brawl and knock out the other fighters. Make the brawlers weak in the knees with a good punch. Break bottles, barrels and tables over their heads. Throw foes into other brawlers. Power up your special attack to knock down multiple enemies at once!

Added: 27.01.2014 6:16 | 6 views | 0 comments


Video games could help keep the mind young. GamerFitNation looks at the study that shows how training with brain games can maintain mental health.

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Today inFAMOUS Brand Development Director Ken Schramm was in Taiwan at Taipei Game Show, and after a stage event to introduce inFAMOUS: Second Son, he answered to a few question from the Taiwanese media and explained why the game could not be done without PS4. The PS4 exclusive was welcomed by cheering and applause from attendees as it was demonstrated on stage.

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A few days ago a label on the official Japanese website hinted to the presence of online multiplayer in inFAMOUS: Second Son. Unfortunately (or luckily, depending on what side of the multiplayer fence youre on), said wording is either a mistake on the site or indicates something different from actual multiplayer. Brand Development Director Ken Schramm clarified that while interviewed by the Taiwanese media during a stage event at Taipei Game Show, also giving additional details on the game.

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Arcade Sushi: "Ever since the original Brain Age game was released for the Nintendo DS, there has been a slowly growing subgenre of brain testing games that have been fueled by people looking to be the leanest and meanest thinking machines they can possibly be, like with these 5 Best iOS Games To Train Your Brain. While there have been plenty of quality titles that have been released on the Nintendo DS that take full advantage of that systems stylus and second screen, the multi-touch capabilities of the iOS environment have proved to be a ripe environment for this type of game as well. Not surprisingly, there is no shortage of of these games to be found inside the App Store. Looking for that rippling, washboard prefrontal cortex that youve always wanted? Look no further! Consult this list for the 5 Best iOS Games To Train Your Brain."

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There is no question that the platformer has been done to death. While far-off from its hay-day, the modern platformer is often a dime a dozen especially among the indie-developer crowd. While other games like Braid or Trine 2 focused on elaborate gameplay mechanics, Mike Bithell (working alongside with Bossa and Curve Studios) focused Thomas was Alone solely around humor and a well-written story to set it apart from the mediocre masses.