Added: 12.05.2014 9:45 | 7 views | 0 comments


Another CryEngine effort for the new Xbox.
Zomboko Entertainment has announced that Crossing The Line, a CryEngine-powered "mystical" first-person shooter, will appear on Xbox One. Find screenshots below - notice that there isn't a gun in any of them. Not your average blaster, then.

Added: 28.04.2014 9:14 | 8 views | 0 comments


GGG writes in their review of Mario Golf: World Tour: "Where as Mario Tennis Open felt like Camelot going through the motions and figuring out how to craft their next wave of Mario sports games, World Tour feels like a well thought out thesis on how to add to an already excellent experience. Mario Golf: World Tour is just plain fun and will have you hooked in no time, challenging Animal Crossing and Pokemon as the most played game in your 3DSs activity log."

Added: 24.04.2014 3:00 | 13 views | 0 comments

New Leaf and Castlevania devs discuss the intricacies of game development

Added: 24.04.2014 3:00 | 15 views | 0 comments

New Leaf and Castlevania devs discuss the intricacies of game development

Added: 15.04.2014 18:20 | 6 views | 0 comments


Nintendo announced the release of its Animal Crossing Alternative in the West. Here's some impressions of the announcement.

Added: 15.04.2014 1:29 | 6 views | 0 comments


Nintendo will drop the price on several of its most popular 3DS titles later this month.

Added: 06.04.2014 5:15 | 11 views | 0 comments


GR - Can you compare The Last of Us and Animal Crossing and come away with a winner or shades of beautiful gray? Animal Crossing: New Leaf and The Last of Us released right around the same time in June of 2013. I reviewed both titles for GameRevolution and found each stunning, engaging, and wholly consuming for very different reasons. Each received a 5/5. I loved Animal Crossing's daring approach to an established brand, reneging on neanderthal mechanics that prevented you from getting your sh** done around town. Further, the title allowed you to become the mayor for the first time and determine how and where your town would expand. Entertaining features like the police station or fixtures like bridges and benches became earned goods, not pre-determined and immovable rocks. The Last of Us, however, was a very different beast.

Added: 06.04.2014 0:14 | 5 views | 0 comments


GR - Can you compare The Last of Us and Animal Crossing and come away with a winner or shades of beautiful gray? Animal Crossing: New Leaf and The Last of Us released right around the same time in June of 2013. I reviewed both titles for GameRevolution and found each stunning, engaging, and wholly consuming for very different reasons. Each received a 5/5. I loved Animal Crossing's daring approach to an established brand, reneging on neanderthal mechanics that prevented you from getting your sh** done around town. Further, the title allowed you to become the mayor for the first time and determine how and where your town would expand. Entertaining features like the police station or fixtures like bridges and benches became earned goods, not pre-determined and immovable rocks. The Last of Us, however, was a very different beast.