Added: 27.04.2013 21:17 | 16 views | 0 comments


PC Gamer: "CCP have made an experimental 6v6 Eve dogfighting game in Unity for the Oculus Rift. I had the chance to play it at Eve Fanfest in Reykjavik and Im quite eager to tell you about it, because its basically the game Ive wanted to play since the age of six when I decided that I wanted to be a space pilot."

Added: 26.04.2013 17:18 | 8 views | 0 comments


Dealspwn.com writes: "Cloudberry Kingdom has an unfortunate name. Even the most open-minded gamer will probably be beset with visions of cutesy iPad apps designed to cheekily flog microtransactions to your mewling infants, or the kind of shovelware that infested the Wii a few years back. However, I'm thrilled to report that this adorable title masks a procedurally-generated platformer of deceptively hardcore proportions; the kind of thumb blistering, retina shredding, instantly engaging technical experience that will challenge even the twitchiest Super Meat Boy veteran."

Added: 26.04.2013 15:55 | 15 views | 0 comments

Hands-on with Ubisoft's peace offering to Wii U owners

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The last time I sat down with Codemasters to get a look at their upcoming racer, Grid 2, not much could be said about the multiplayer. I was excited about the single player campaign, which emphasized being the star of fictional Patrick Callahans World Series Racing, a sort of UFC of driving. But that excitement also made me equally apprehensive about Grid 2s multiplayer, which sounded like it would be bereft of that star quality the single player was touting. But after sitting with Codemasters again to discuss Grid 2 multiplayers at length, Im glad to say those doubts were proven wrong. Very, very wrong. Not only is Grid 2s multiplayer as much about being the star as its single player experience, Grid 2 also seems to incorporate some of the same next-gen ideas that Sony spoke about at their conference: emphasizing strong gameplay, strong mechanics, and smart driving just as much as creating a lively online community and sharing your experience with the world.

Added: 25.04.2013 9:18 | 13 views | 0 comments


Zac Elawar from Capsule Computers wrote: "Metro: Last Light will be hitting Australian store shelves on May 16th after two delays the latter one caused by original publisher THQs Chapter 11 bankruptcy. We were invited to play the title just yesterday (the opening 2.5 hours in fact), which fans of author Dmitry Glukhovskys source novels and Ukranian developer 4A Games phenomenal skills in adapting his world/stories/characters into a great video game have Deep Silver to thank for the anticipated sequels release. Now to preface our impressions, I must say the following SPOILER ALERT: Story details especially of Metro 2033s ending will be mentioned in this preview. So be warned. Now, lets continue on to the desolate wastelands of Moscow."

Added: 22.04.2013 18:30 | 11 views | 0 comments


With Talisman Prologue HD for iPad and Android, developer Nomad Games and publisher Thumbstar are focused on crafting a single-player version of the cult fantasy boardgame Talisman. One you can play on the bus without having to take along a model wizard and pockets stuffed with Event cards, that is. With the game only days away from going live on the App Store and Google Play, we've been giv...

Added: 18.04.2013 19:00 | 22 views | 0 comments


The arrival of any new Zelda game is always guaranteed to send millions of diehard fans squeeing in unison. The arrival of an official sequel to 1991's legendary Link To The Past might well have caused a dangerous serotonin overload. And at Nintendo's hand-on event today in London, we got an unexpected early opportunity to sample one of the game's levels ahead of the title's release, later this...

Added: 18.04.2013 18:18 | 19 views | 0 comments


CVG:The fourth instalment of the cult Mario Luigi RPG series is a perfect example of what Nintendo does best with established genres. There's nothing revolutionary here and the game proves there doesn't need to be. By presenting familiar game mechanics in an inventive way, the result is a game that feels fresh yet familiar.

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Pocket Gamer's Kristan Reed writes: "The arrival of any new Zelda game is always guaranteed to send millions of diehard fans squeeing in unison. The arrival of an official sequel to 1991's legendary Link To The Past might well have caused a dangerous serotonin overload. And at Nintendo's hand-on event today in London, we got an unexpected early opportunity to sample one of the game's levels ahead of the title's release, later this year".