Added: 09.08.2015 0:18 | 4 views | 0 comments


Recently, Nintendo published their newest Corporate Social Responsibility report for 2015, which features the last message that Satoru Iwata left behind before passing on. This report is incredibly interesting and shows a lot of unique insights into a company that takes a very different approach to gaming by focusing on the inner child in us and making gaming fun.

Added: 08.08.2015 20:20 | 5 views | 0 comments


WM writes: "What is it about villainous characters that we love so much? Welcome to WatchMojo and today well be counting down our picks for the top 10 Final Fantasy Villains. From the series' origins to its most recent instalments, we're examining every villain presented to find the ones that intrigue, infuriate, and impress us most. Before we continue, we're establishing a rule of one villain per game for instance, while Kain and Golbez from Final Fantasy IV are impressive, we only have room for one of the game's antagonists."

Added: 08.08.2015 17:54 | 6 views | 0 comments

Is there any product you'd buy at full price if you knew it was missing components, was likely to break, or flagrantly failed to live up to its advertising claims? For example, would you buy a case of beer with two bottles missing if you were promised they'd be delivered to your door at a loosely specified date in the future? [...] Via What Can Beer Teach Us About Quality Video Games?

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WM writes: "What is it about villainous characters that we love so much? Welcome to WatchMojo and today well be counting down our picks for the top 10 Final Fantasy Villains. From the series' origins to its most recent instalments, we're examining every villain presented to find the ones that intrigue, infuriate, and impress us most. Before we continue, we're establishing a rule of one villain per game for instance, while Kain and Golbez from Final Fantasy IV are impressive, we only have room for one of the game's antagonists."

Added: 08.08.2015 14:00 | 6 views | 0 comments




Well, they got me. I snagged Journey on the PS4, digitally. I got the physical Collector's Edition thing on the PS3, because I support physical media whenever possible... usually.

But part of the reason I do that is so that if the shit goes down, I can resell my games and get a portion of that dough back. The physical PS3 version set me back $30, and I assume the PS4 version would do the same. But I hopped onto the PSN store and that shit was 1,200 yen (like $10 US). So I figure... wait... if I buy the physical version and resell it, I will have had the game for however long and ultimately be out like $10-$20 depending on certain factors and timing. So if that's going to be the case, then I might as well spend the same amount of money and at least hold some sort of claim (however fickle) to the game.

Added: 08.08.2015 11:20 | 8 views | 0 comments


SegmentNext - When a game is in there for the long run, developers keep looking out for new ways to keep things interesting. For Destiny, it appears, that birthday rewards could be one of those things as the community is pitching the idea itself.

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There's rarely been as much optimism surrounding the release of the latest Fifa title as there has been around Fifa 16. When the game was first revealed, EA also proudly announced the inclusion of women's football for the very first time. Female athletes are seldom seen in sports games outside of those tied to the Olympic Games, so the announcement represented a huge step forward. The recent Fifa Women's World Cup, which took place in Canada in June and July of this year, was considered a huge success and not just for the England, who were placed third. The event itself did much to help raise the profile of the women's game, which continues to grow in stature and earn rightful respect worldwide. At Gamescom 2015 in Cologne, Germany, IBTimes UK sat down with the series' senior producer, Nick Channon. We talked to him about the inclusion of the women's game, what it's like to be in a constant state of motion developing a now-annual game and the influence of rival series Pro Ev...