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GR: After arriving in San Francisco to show off their new game, Orcs Must Die! Unchained, the development team from Robot Entertainment discovered that the computers that were supposed to be waiting for them had been accidentally replaced by a crate of generalissimo uniforms for Wargaming.net booth babes. Eventually, they were able to get their supplier on the horn and eight of the ten computers they needed arrived, so Robot Entertainment CEO Patrick Hudson made a call to a friend at Supergiant Games, who decided on-the-spot to loan them three of their development computerswith the source code for Transistor sitting on themto run the demo off of. This kind of trust and companionship amongst indie developers warms the cockles of my heart and loosens my wallet. It was also loosened by free-to-play Orcs Must Die! Unchained being a helluva lot of fun to play.

Added: 30.06.2014 18:26 | 5 views | 0 comments


Just a few days before the PES World Finals 2014 is going to start in Manchester's Old Trafford Stadium, we interviewed last year's PES World Champion and SK player Patrick 'Phayton' Maier.

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"After playing Philadelphia-based indie developer Cleaversofts EarthNight at E3 2014, Ive come to the conclusion that stabbing dragons in the head has never felt so right. EarthNight is a PlayStation 4 runner-type game where dragons have taken over the planet. The remnants of humanity have fled to space, and two unlikely heroes a 14 year-old schoolgirl named Sydney and an unemployed photographer named Stanley decide to do something about the fate of mankind. I wouldnt say that endless runners have been a favorite genre of mine, although I do enjoy their challenge and accessible nature. Nevertheless, EarthNight stuck out to me, particularly in its visual undertaking and its unique premise." - Patrick Kulikowski

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"Was anyone else taken aback by how nonchalantly LittleBigPlanet 3 was revealed at Sonys E3 press conference? One moment, everyone was looking at a neat trailer for the neon-filled Infamous: First Light, DLC and BOOM, theres a new, colorful LittleBigPlanet logo. I dont know about you, but my mind has admittedly been off the LBP train for quite some time, given the last huge release was more than three years ago." - Patrick Kulikowski

Added: 26.06.2014 10:55 | 5 views | 0 comments


Sales stand at 54 million across all platforms.
Just imagine, for a moment, the number of crudely-built constructions that have been made across all the different platform variations of Minecraft. The number of games sold, according to a tweet from Mojang's Patrick Geuder Saga yesterday, currently stands at 54 million. That's a lot of blocks. And that's before the game launches its next gen edition which, in case you've forgotten, will allow players to import both their Xbox 360 and PS3 saves onto Xbox One.

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CanadianGamer writes: "We we're supported to know tonight during the NHL Awards who would be the cover athlete for NHL 15. Unfortunatly, spoilers are part of the game and Yahoo Sports! announced early that Patrice Bergeron was voted by fans to be the new cover athlete. There is also a pre-order banner up on NHL.com featuring what seems to be the new cover artwork."

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CanadianGamer writes: "We we're supported to know tonight during the NHL Awards who would be the cover athlete for NHL 15. Unfortunatly, spoilers are part of the game and Yahoo Sports! announced early that Patrice Bergeron was voted by fans to be the new cover athlete. There is also a pre-order banner up on NHL.com featuring what seems to be the new cover artwork."