Remember Me Was "Misunderstood," Dev Says
Added: 18.08.2014 19:18 | 2 views | 0 comments
Dontnod Entertainment, the developer of 2013's action game Remember Me thinks that it was misunderstood.
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| Metal Gear fan remake shutdown, but here's trailer featuring David Hayter
Added: 18.08.2014 12:12 | 4 views | 0 comments
Remember the fan remake of the original Metal Gear that was announced a few months back? Well, unfortunately, the project has been shutdown.
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| Go Grab The Smash Bros. Wii U Bundle On Amazon
Added: 17.08.2014 1:13 | 15 views | 0 comments
Amazon.com has recently listed the Super Smash Bros bundle for the Wii U and its currently available for pre-order. The bundle will set you back $99.99 once its released and includes the Super Smash Brothers Game for the Wii U, GameCube Controller Adapter for Wii U, and Super Smash Brothers Edition of the GameCube Controller. Remember the money wont be taken from your account until the item ships. So if youre thinking about pre-ordering, take the plunge.
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| DONTNOD Discusses Female Protagonists, Remember Me's Critics, Life Is Strange
Added: 15.08.2014 22:00 | 9 views | 0 comments
DONTNOD revealed their next game at gamescom 2014 and speaking with reporters let loose a few more details about the title in addition to reaction to critical and player reception of the studio's previous game, Remember Me.
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| The Letter dev back on IndieGoGo for another Wii U game
Added: 15.08.2014 20:13 | 7 views | 0 comments
Remember The Letter? No? Its understandable if you dont. It was a one-off release on the Nintendo eShop that barely qualified as a game. From developer Treefall Studios, the game used stock assets and attempted create a horror story for the player to venture their way through, only to fall flat on its face as execution was little more than searching around and waiting for loading screens. The entire game can be completed in less than six minutes.
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| Life is Strange: An entirely realistic tale of teen trauma and time-bending
Added: 15.08.2014 15:30 | 54 views | 0 comments
Okay, so that headline is an impossible statement. Because, you know, time-bending. But really, if there ever was a real-life scenario in which a teenage girl found herself able to reverse her recent chronology for the greater good, it's a very good bet that things would play out much like they do in Life is Strange.
Because Life is Strange, the brand new, episodic adventure game from Remember Me developer Dontnod, isn't taking the grandiose, superheroic approach to temporal tomfoolery. Rather, it integrates its clock-bothering malarkey into an otherwise entirely naturalistic tale of estranged childhood friendships, troubled parent/offspring relationships, and the strains of becoming an adult amid the numerous traumas of school, small towns, and non-ideal peer groups.
There is a central mystery at the core of the story, namely one relating to the recent disappearance of a local girl, but however that plays out, the game's refreshingly matter-of-fact, personal, and introspective treatment of its content already gives me high hopes for an unusually engaging tale. Playing like a quiet, sedate version of Telltale's The Walking Dead, it concentrates its time-warping not on epic, world-saving situations, but on the fixing of minor but important mistakes.
The careless screwing over of a friend with a panicked, badly thought-out dialogue choice can be undone. The whole preceding scenario can be struck from the record by going back a little further. Environmental puzzle solutions can be reverse-engineered by coming to understand their causality backwards. And all of this is wrapped up in a quietly thoughtful--but thankfully non-angsty--vibe of underplayed humanity. However much the game's core mechanic might flagrantly break the fundamental laws of physics, it's all to the end of making little, but hopefully far reaching, improvements in its very real characters' very real lives.
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| Top 5 best real-time online multiplayer games for Android
Added: 15.08.2014 15:00 | 9 views | 0 comments
 Remember when we used to play multiplayer games in the same room as our friends? Crazy times.
Nowadays, of course, we're all too spread out and busy/lazy to haul our backsides over to someone else's house for our competitive gaming kicks.
Consoles embraced the whole online gaming thing ages ago, but nowadays you can also get online with your Android phone or tablet.
And we're not even tal...
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| Top 5 best real-time online multiplayer games for Android
Added: 15.08.2014 15:00 | 1 views | 0 comments
Remember when we used to play multiplayer games in the same room as our friends? Crazy times.
Nowadays, of course, we're all too spread out and busy/lazy to haul our backsides over to someone else's house for our competitive gaming kicks.
Consoles embraced the whole online gaming thing ages ago, but nowadays you can also get online with your Android phone or tablet.
And we're not even tal...
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