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Phoenix Online Publishing is teaming up with No Bull Intentions to bring you the satirical adult comedy, Supreme League of Patriots. Introducing Kyle Keever, an aspiring actor down on his luck. Through a freak accident he becomes his alter-ego the Purple Patriot, a controversial and overly exaggerated parody of conservative America all in an attempt to win the next ‘America’s Got Superpowers’ competition. Joining our hero in his not-so-altruistic quest is Mel the liberal, sarcastic and very left-wing sidekick. See the sights, explore New York city and meet a slew of characters whom you’d probably never want to meet in real life all fleeting glory of winning a reality show. All three issues of Supreme League of Patriots will be releasing on January 29th for PC, Mac and Linux on Steam, GOG and the Phoenix Online Store. Season Passes will be priced at #036;14.99 with the option to purchase each individual episode for #036;5.99. Pre-orders of the game are also available now at a 10% discount. Join the Purple Patriot as he becomes the hero New York neither needs or deserves in this politically incorrect adventure for fame, glory and reality TV ratings! http://store.postudios.com/products/supreme-league-of-patriots-season-pass

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Phoenix Online Publishing is teaming up with No Bull Intentions to bring you the satirical adult comedy, Supreme League of Patriots. Introducing Kyle Keever, an aspiring actor down on his luck. Through a freak accident he becomes his alter-ego the Purple Patriot, a controversial and overly exaggerated parody of conservative America all in an attempt to win the next ‘America’s Got Superpowers’ competition. Joining our hero in his not-so-altruistic quest is Mel the liberal, sarcastic and very left-wing sidekick. See the sights, explore New York city and meet a slew of characters whom you’d probably never want to meet in real life all fleeting glory of winning a reality show. All three issues of Supreme League of Patriots will be releasing on January 29th for PC, Mac and Linux on Steam, GOG and the Phoenix Online Store. Season Passes will be priced at #036;14.99 with the option to purchase each individual episode for #036;5.99. Pre-orders of the game are also available now at a 10% discount. Join the Purple Patriot as he becomes the hero New York neither needs or deserves in this politically incorrect adventure for fame, glory and reality TV ratings! http://store.postudios.com/products/supreme-league-of-patriots-season-pass

Added: 13.01.2015 15:01 | 7 views | 0 comments


Phoenix Online Publishing is teaming up with No Bull Intentions to bring you the satirical adult comedy, Supreme League of Patriots. Introducing Kyle Keever, an aspiring actor down on his luck. Through a freak accident he becomes his alter-ego the Purple Patriot, a controversial and overly exaggerated parody of conservative America all in an attempt to win the next ‘America’s Got Superpowers’ competition. Joining our hero in his not-so-altruistic quest is Mel the liberal, sarcastic and very left-wing sidekick. See the sights, explore New York city and meet a slew of characters whom you’d probably never want to meet in real life all fleeting glory of winning a reality show. All three issues of Supreme League of Patriots will be releasing on January 29th for PC, Mac and Linux on Steam, GOG and the Phoenix Online Store. Season Passes will be priced at #036;14.99 with the option to purchase each individual episode for #036;5.99. Pre-orders of the game are also available now at a 10% discount. Join the Purple Patriot as he becomes the hero New York neither needs or deserves in this politically incorrect adventure for fame, glory and reality TV ratings!

Added: 12.01.2015 6:10 | 4 views | 0 comments


The free, easy-to-learn tool has encouraged non-techies, many of them women, to create their own games and explore subjects far beyond the traditional shoot em ups, sport and space fantasies. But the change hasnt gone down well with everyone Perhaps the most surprising thing about Gamergate, the culture war that continues to rage within the world of video games, is the game that touched it off. Depression Quest, created by the developers Zoe Quinn, Patrick Lindsey and Isaac Schankler, isnt what most people think of as a video game at all. For starters, it isnt a lot of fun. Its real value is as an educational tool, or an exercise in empathy. Aside from occasional fuzzy Polaroid pictures that appear at the top of the screen, Depression Quest is a purely text-based game that proceeds from screen to screen through simple hyperlinks, inviting players to step into the shoes of a person suffering from clinical depression. After reading brief vignettes about what the main charact...

Added: 05.01.2015 0:10 | 5 views | 0 comments


Patrick Dane of Bleeding Cool writes "So here we are at the start of 2015, with 2014 sinking just behind the horizon. The world of gaming wearily trudged its way to the new year over the last week, looking for the last 12 months to finally be over. By most accounts Ive seen, everyone seemed to have had a bit of a downer in 2014. I mean, it isnt rare to see tweets each year saying Year X sucked, bring on the next one! in a perpetual loop of mediocrity, but it seems even more pronounced this year. If you follow the gaming industry at all, that negative sentiment towards 2014 probably isnt lost on you. It has been a really tough year for a lot of reasons for just about everyone. The AAA industry was full of disappointments. Not just in overall quality, but even when there were good games, they were undercut by a myriad of technical issues. Journalists and bloggers have been under fire from the Gamergate hashtag about perceived faults in their code of ethics. The worst parts of...

Added: 30.12.2014 21:11 | 5 views | 0 comments


Patrick Klepek, a staple in the gaming industry, has today departed from Giant Bomb.

Added: 27.12.2014 10:11 | 3 views | 0 comments


It is the end of 2014 and as we near this joyous time we look back at the year that was. Both Andy, Dave and Patrick ORourke outline their Top 5 games of the year and where lovers of sticks and buttons should be looking in 2014.