Added: 23.10.2014 15:45 | 1 views | 0 comments


A few aquatic alien enemies attack the shores of our colony. We defend.

Added: 23.10.2014 13:12 | 5 views | 0 comments


AV Club: Joe Keiser weighed in on Bayonetta 2 this week. He enjoyed its silky smooth combat and bizarre tableau, which, for better or worse, includes Bayonettas overt sexuality and a camera that tends to linger on her most sexy of bits. That latter fascination has been a sticking point for many players and critics, but there are just as many who believe Bayonetta is more than meets the eye and defend her portrayal. PaganPoet was the first commenter to bring this up, likening the games ludicrous sexuality to the campy sexploitation films of the 1960s:

Added: 23.10.2014 9:16 | 2 views | 0 comments


Hey Poor Player's Frank DiPersio writes- Are you without a 3DS and wishing you could get in on some of that Atlus savings action that popped up earlier today? Well, youre in luck, because Atlus has kicked off a huge sale on the Playstation Network Store, offering a wide selection of games for a steal. From RPGs, to Beat-em-ups, fighters, and more, you can find a little bit of everything in this mammoth sale.

Added: 23.10.2014 8:56 | 3 views | 0 comments


Lucas Pope's teaser for Return of the Obra Dinn can be downloaded now.
Papers, Please developer Lucas Pope has released a teaser demo for his new game, Return of the Obra Dinn.

Added: 23.10.2014 5:12 | 0 views | 0 comments


Hey Poor Player's Frank DiPersio writes- Are you without a 3DS and wishing you could get in on some of that Atlus savings action that popped up earlier today? Well, youre in luck, because Atlus has kicked off a huge sale on the Playstation Network Store, offering a wide selection of games for a steal. From RPGs, to Beat-em-ups, fighters, and more, you can find a little bit of everything in this mammoth sale.

Added: 22.10.2014 0:12 | 10 views | 0 comments


Warp Zoned writes: "Every time I sit down to play a game based on some sort of real life sport, the same dilemma runs through my head why am I playing the virtual version of something I can do out in the real world? I may not be able to putt like Woods, score like Beckham, or run absurdly fast like Bolt, but I can head down to the nearest playing field and make a decent go at it. However, those games allow a form of wish fulfillment to take place on the part of the player, giving them the chance for the sport to be recreated at its highest level. Pool, on the other hand, is a more two-dimensional sport. There is only so much you can do standing around some green felt, holding a stick, and smacking around some balls. There is no management simulation, no on-the-fly formation changes and tactics, no real pop culture icons of the sport. On top of that, pool has that ease of access that American football and the like do not. When you can head down to a local drinking hole, pop a few...

Added: 21.10.2014 23:12 | 3 views | 0 comments


Warp Zoned writes: "Every time I sit down to play a game based on some sort of real life sport, the same dilemma runs through my head why am I playing the virtual version of something I can do out in the real world? I may not be able to putt like Woods, score like Beckham, or run absurdly fast like Bolt, but I can head down to the nearest playing field and make a decent go at it. However, those games allow a form of wish fulfillment to take place on the part of the player, giving them the chance for the sport to be recreated at its highest level. Pool, on the other hand, is a more two-dimensional sport. There is only so much you can do standing around some green felt, holding a stick, and smacking around some balls. There is no management simulation, no on-the-fly formation changes and tactics, no real pop culture icons of the sport. On top of that, pool has that ease of access that American football and the like do not. When you can head down to a local drinking hole, pop a few...