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"Indie developers had three days at last week's PAX East 2014 to show off their games to the myriad of people swarming the show floor, but what if they only had 30 seconds to sell people on it? That's precisely what Karen, Andrew and I set out to do when scoping out the Indie Megabooth for new games to check out. In our latest video, we put indie developers to the test in providing elevator pitches for their upcoming games in 30 seconds or less. Supergiant Games, Klei Entertainment, 17-BIT, Vlambeer, Brace Yourself Games, Discord Games, Yacht Club Games, Iridium Studios and Loveshack took our challenge and we've pieced together the outcome. The results are a ridiculous combination of impressive and utterly amusing speed-talking. We suggest that you give it a watch after the break. If you enjoyed the video, be sure to give us a rating, comment and a subscription on the YouTube page." - Patrick Kulikowski

Added: 19.04.2014 16:14 | 9 views | 0 comments


New Game Network: "Last August, Ubisoft and director Patrick Plourde unveiled the surprising fantasy-JRPG, Child of Light. With the games unique watercolor aesthetic - created using UbiArt Framework - smaller team, and digital release, Child of Light felt like something you would expect from independent developers, not the publisher behind Far Cry, Assassins Creed, and the wealth of games bearing the Tom Clancy name. While Child of Light might be a surprise out of Ubisoft, it is worth marking its release in a couple weeks as the time I spent with the game was truly magical."

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Entertainment Buddha's Matt Heywood writes, "While at PAX East I had the opportunity to play a match of Orcs Must Die! Unchained while being coached by the CEO of Robert Entertainment, Patrick Hudson. Patrick is a great guy to work with, and he offered valuable advice for my first ever competitive multiplayer match in an Orcs Must Die! game. Unfortunately for him, his student couldnt put his strategies to work as intended."

Added: 18.04.2014 13:14 | 9 views | 0 comments


Doctor Who Legacy has received a significant content update today (April 17). Dubbed version 20, it adds stages from episodes throughout Series 5, and new characters including the first Doctor (William Hartnell), second (Patrick Troughton), ninth (Christopher Eccleston), the War Doctor (John Hurt) and their allies. Two new features have also been added. One is the Perk System, which rewards players when you match any colour in a shape of a cross, full horizontal line of a T-shape. Also added is an Expert Mode, which features black and white versions of existing characters that have appeared through a rip in space and time to offer very challenging levels.

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"Its been a long wait for any news on an official soundtrack release for last years Capcom, Disney and WayForward-produced retro revival of DuckTales Remastered, but its finally got a release date. The digital soundtrack, slated for release on the North American Amazon MP3 Store, is comprised of 47 tracks, spanning 90 minutes. It includes all of the remixed music by Jake virt Kaufman (Double Dragon Neon, Retro City Rampage) in addition to Hiroshige Tonomuras original 8-bit tunes. Those of us who thought that an official release of the games soundtrack would never see the light of day thanks to publishing complications with all the companies involved may be pleasantly surprised. Speaking on Twitter, Kaufman described everyone at Disney as super chill + friendly, with the length of time between the release of the game and the soundtrack being attributed to a ton of details that needed to be worked out, albeit with 'zero drama.'" - Patrick Kulikowski

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Is a Final Fantasy VII remake actually what fans want? Patrick Toworfe writes about how he thinks that remaking a game like this would change so much that it won't be like the original experience at all. Whether this is good or bad is up to fans.

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"Only at cons do you get a trio of Tingles. Only at cons. PAX East cosplay was in full swing this past weekend and Pixelitis has got the evidence right here. Staffers saw favorites like The Prince from Katamari Damacy as well as Marth from Fire Emblem. We snapped pictures of some Hotline Miami cosplayers, Resident Evils Barry Burton and Bioshock Infinites Luteces in their sharpest and wittiest. Associate Editor Patrick Kulikowski also noted various Ravios from The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds out on the show floor. All we needed was a Hey Mr. Hero! to top things off. Our hats go off to the one lone Limbo cosplay. It was both creepy and amazing. Although it felt as if the con had a bit less cosplay than usual, that didnt mean the costumes were any less awesome. Check out the full gallery from this weekend after the jump." - Pixelitis Staff

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Ed sticks up for videogame comedy.
Nothing travels faster on the internet than a good joke, particularly if it takes the form of a cat doing something undignified. The same isn't true of jokes in shooter videogames, or so DICE's executive producer Patrick Bach would have us believe. Shooters, after all, are serious business. Everybody knows that. They need to be grim and unsmiling and heroic, capable of a grand total of two witticisms per coast-to-coast aerial bombardment. Or do they?