Added: 04.01.2015 11:10 | 9 views | 0 comments


One Angry Gamer "Readers have been asking about the crowd-funded game from The Fine Young Capitalists and Autobotika, the female-led design studio out of Columbia. Since gaming media have The Fine Young Capitalists and all their associated projects on a blacklist, you wont hear about Afterlife Empire from sites like Polygon or Kotaku. So to help do my part in supporting #GamerGate in bringing more women into the industry -- something places like Kotaku and Polygon seemingly dont want -- here is a new update on Afterlife Empire."

Added: 02.01.2015 21:10 | 2 views | 0 comments


343 writes, "This week in the Halo 5: Guardians Multiplayer Beta, battle it out in Breakout, a brand-new game type! Breakout is round-based, and your Spartan only has one life each round. The first team to take five rounds wins the match. Youll be able to play on two maps: Crossfire, and its variant, Trench. There will also be two new maps swapped into the Slayer playlist: Regret and Eden. Regret is a remix of Truth, and Eden is a remix of Empire, both of which were included in week 1. Additionally, you voted, and we answered: Youll be able to wield the Hydra MLRS, a brand-new weapon to the Halo universe, while slaying on Regret. We appreciate your feedback thus far through the beta. Please continue to send your feedback and report issues to our Halo 5: Guardians MP Support Section. We also have a batch of new images for the new maps, which you can check out below. Oh, and one last thing there are now BR starts in the Slayer playlist. "

Added: 02.01.2015 16:10 | 3 views | 0 comments


Nintendoeverything:"Plenty of gaming companies rang in the New Year with well wishes. Weve rounded up some of the content that came in throughout the day below. Youll find various messages from Nintendo and plenty more!"

Added: 02.01.2015 10:14 | 9 views | 0 comments


Cool games are exactly the way we would like to rein in the New Year. What gamers want is cool games and January 2015 has got some for you. While the beginning of the year usually isnt the best known for cool games, this year we have some really awesome new titles hitting store shelves for Xbox One, PS4, PS3, Xbox 360 and PC.

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Marcus Estrada writes: "Sekai Project has taken the extremely unique stance of regularly crowdfunding for titles. If you know about visual novel localization then youre aware it is a very expensive process. Youve got to not only translate, but carefully localize every game to make sure the writing is top notch. Of course then theres the hefty fees of paying for famous voice actor performances where required. With that said, so far it looks like Sekai Project is the only visual novel publisher sourcing their fees through Kickstarter."

Added: 31.12.2014 19:10 | 13 views | 0 comments


Good things come to those who wait has never been a bigger lie. Cancellation is an unfortunate and often reality in the world of gaming; some titles dry up when it becomes apparent that the game itself isnt worth the effort, but others mysteriously disappear or just never materialise. So with this in mind, here is a look back through 10 of the greatest games youll never get to play.

Added: 31.12.2014 11:10 | 2 views | 0 comments


Marcus Estrada writes: "LISA the RPG is about as atypical an experience since Earthbound. It contains some of the same eccentric qualities behind a cartoony aesthetic. From the moment you start it brings tons of pain. It begins with a child name Bradley being beaten by bullies. Once home, his father throws a bottle at his head. Young Brad enters his room, huddles up by himself, and cries. This very first impression immediately establishes tone and a characters start. We then fast forward to a time when Brad is an adult and living in a strange world. Now it seems all women have disappeared from the land - leaving a testosterone-injected, post-apocalyptic wasteland for survivors to inhabit."

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Marcus Estrada writes: "LISA the RPG is about as atypical an experience since Earthbound. It contains some of the same eccentric qualities behind a cartoony aesthetic. From the moment you start it brings tons of pain. It begins with a child name Bradley being beaten by bullies. Once home, his father throws a bottle at his head. Young Brad enters his room, huddles up by himself, and cries. This very first impression immediately establishes tone and a characters start. We then fast forward to a time when Brad is an adult and living in a strange world. Now it seems all women have disappeared from the land - leaving a testosterone-injected, post-apocalyptic wasteland for survivors to inhabit."