Added: 27.08.2014 10:13 | 1 views | 0 comments


Junkie Monkeys: Remember that racist mario video that we featured on our site last time? Well it looks like Flashgitz is at it again with their brand new video, Sub-Zero ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. If youre a fighting game fanatic then this should be up your alley.

Added: 27.08.2014 4:16 | 5 views | 0 comments


Zen Studios adapting Telltale's first Walking Dead season into a pinball game seemed ridiculous, but it works perfectly.

Added: 26.08.2014 12:13 | 6 views | 0 comments


Remember in the old days of gaming (PC gaming in particular), months or even years after a game was released, the developer would release an Expansion Pack that added a ton of new content to the base game? You rarely see Expansion Packs anymore nowadays. Now its all DLC; downloadable add-ons ranging from laughably superfluous, (Oblivion Horse Armour) to massively huge. Of course, just making and selling a DLC piecemeal wasnt enough. Publishers then came up with the idea to sell DLC not only in bulk, but before release. Welcome, to Season Passes. Join Joshua Caleb as he outlines, with just a hint of rage, the problem of Season Passes in modern gaming.

Added: 25.08.2014 17:12 | 7 views | 0 comments


JM: Remember that leak that people in the Super Smash Bros. community tried to prove fake? Well it looks like it was legit, as new gameplay has emerged online that shows the new leaked characters in action. Weve gone ahead and done an analysis on each leaked video to show what you may have missed.

Added: 24.08.2014 17:12 | 4 views | 0 comments


Vaughn Highfield of TheGamersHub writes: "Dontnod are known for doing things a little bit differently than other studios. The Parisian developer first hit the scenes with the Capcom-published Remember Me, an action title that melded rhythm-action combat with a curious storyline revolving around manipulated memories and sense of self. It was met with mixed reception, but it was hard to deny that Dontnod were one special company. So, when it was announced that Square Enix would be handling their newest episodic title Life Is Strange I was excited to see what they had up their sleeves this time around. "Taking place in a modern-day Portland, Oregon, you take on the role of photography-student Max who discovers that she has the mysterious power to rewind time and undo events. While it doesnt seem that Life Is Strange will handle how or why Max gained her powers, this is actually a story all about coming of age and the friends and foes Max makes through one week of her life. This ch...