Added: 10.06.2014 16:51 | 11 views | 0 comments



Not only did Alienware swap out the Steam controller with an Xbox 360 controller, but their $550 Steam Machine will come packed with a lite version of Windows 8.1 and a modified, built-in version of Steam's Big Picture Mode.

Added: 10.06.2014 1:00 | 11 views | 0 comments


Ubisoft will get back on board with Nintendo in 2015 if Wii U sells more.

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How much do you like Rube Goldberg machines? If it's quite a lot, then you'll want to check out a new physics-based puzzler called The Ingenious Machine.  It tasks you with the construction of ridiculous machines out of as many silly parts as possible in order to perform simple tasks. Just like any Rube Goldberg machine should, then. Cogs, weights, pivots, levers, ropes, boots, guns, fans...

Added: 08.06.2014 20:14 | 5 views | 0 comments


After Machine Games' excellent debut and revival of the Wolfenstein franchise, one B-TEN editor explains why he would like to see them take on id Software's other legendary shooter.

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Cauterize writes "As a PAL gamer, one of the most frustrating aspects of growing up was seeing countless future classics in magazine previews skip out on European releases. One of these in particular was LucasArts' Tomb Raider inspired adventure for the Nintendo 64, Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine - a title which has finally been located and preserved online."

Added: 07.06.2014 22:14 | 4 views | 0 comments


GamingLives takes a look at Machine Games' take on the classic Wolfenstein franchise. "Ultimately, what we have with Wolfenstein: The New Order is one hell of a surprise from beginning to end. The standard WWII fare is quickly dispensed with, a retro-futuristic backdrop is introduced along with a set of great characters new and familiar and the story of what if the Nazis had won the Second World War? is played out from the perspective of one guy who wants the world to be a better place. Its not an unfamiliar tale by any means, but the way its told, and the characters who help to weave the rich tapestry all serve to make for a truly enjoyable ride. One which, at its conclusion, may leave the player wanting more."