Added: 11.08.2014 3:16 | 1 views | 0 comments


In this podcast Cueil and Wolfhawk get together to talk about fanboys, the new PS4 UI images floating around and the web site's future. Remember you can join us every Friday at 10pm EST by going to the webpage and clicking on the new Teamspeak icon. You still need the software, but we make it easy for you to join in.

Added: 09.08.2014 20:13 | 0 views | 0 comments


Join Adam from NoobFeed for another Let's Play as he explores the world of Neo-Paris and free the world from a oversaturation of false memories in Remember Me.

Added: 07.08.2014 20:13 | 5 views | 0 comments


GeekParty writes: "It was today that I first saw the initial batch screenshots from the upcoming HD remake of the original Resident Evil. This remake, based on the GameCube reimagining of the heavily pixelated PSOne original, has gorgeous new texture work, improved lighting, and a heavily boosted resolution that pulls the entirety of the frame into sharper focus. But, to my mind, it looks exactly like the GameCube release. To a tee."

Added: 05.08.2014 7:13 | 9 views | 0 comments


Remember when you were younger and your brother would have his friends over to play some good old Dungeons Dragons? Youd butt your head in desperate to get in on the action while all of the older kids yelled about how not cool you were to your brother. Larian Studios is a little bit like one of those kids, one in particular.

Added: 03.08.2014 17:13 | 0 views | 0 comments


Kotaku: Dancing in video games is hardly a new thing dancing functionality has been available in World of Warcraft for almost a decade but for some reason busting moves in Destiny felt like a new and adventurous thing. It was awesome.

Added: 03.08.2014 5:13 | 4 views | 0 comments


Remember an old website called Newgrounds? Back before the emergence of youtube, it was the biggest source of watchable content on the web. The fact that you had to download the entire file before you could hit play, or that most videos didnt even have playback controls didn't stop classics like Numa Numa and All Your Base becoming viral sensations that are famous even today. Well, one of the sites more famous and gorier animation series, known simply as Madness or Madness Combat is getting a new videogame, as a proper 3D brawler/shooter thats slightly reminiscent of popular indie titles like Hotline Miami. Check out the (rather violent) trailer for the new game, titled Madness Combat: Project Nexus 2, below: