Added: 17.07.2013 1:16 | 5 views | 0 comments


GIZORAMA - BIT.TRIP as a series has had a rather great track record. Four games before FATE and it was still going strong, with a slow progression towards a soundtrack resembling less and less of an 8-bit chip-tune homage and more its own thing. The series has gotten a slow and steady notoriety behind it and for good reason, theyre incredibly addicting games with different core mechanics behind each one, keeping the games glued together with the subtle story-line of Commander Video, our mascot. The last game in the series, BIT.TRIP RUNNER, had a less somber look and feel aesthetically, as BIT. TRIP VOID ended with the Commander figuring out what he needed, how make friends. At this point the world was his oyster. However it also comes to show Commander Video (through the series use of imagery for story-telling) that love and compassion will only show Commander Video so much in terms of results, which brings us to this release, BIT.TRIP FATE.

Added: 14.07.2013 22:16 | 4 views | 0 comments


Max Max is Avalanche Studios (Just Cause 2) latest next-gen game. A pre-rendered trailer of the game was shown to the world at Sonys press conference during E3. However we never got to see what the game actually looked like until now.

Added: 12.07.2013 9:16 | 12 views | 0 comments


"Having been wowed by Paper Mario Sticker Stars slick presentation and pacey narrative some may mark Mario Luigi Dream Team down. However this is to over look its more thorough-going Role Play mechanics. This will be bread and butter for fans of the genre, but for newcomers like me it takes the RPG aspect of Sticker Stars and writes it large in brotherly form on the 3DS."

Added: 07.07.2013 15:16 | 40 views | 0 comments


Marco Massarutto of Kunos Simulazioni posted this Steam screengrab to his Facebook today with a price indication for those of you considering to pre-order Assetto Corsa. To manage the expectations a bit, no need to hurry and fire up Steam as you will not find the game listed there as this image is early work in progress. However some interesting information is ready to be shared as the pre-order price for the PC simulation on Steam will be around 40 to 45 Euro.

Added: 07.07.2013 7:16 | 21 views | 0 comments


Gadget Mill: Here at Gadget Mill we love our gaming and of course getting the best deals. As we are extremely hyped up this generation for the next round of consoles to make their way to the stores; we decided to go ahead and pre-order this time round. After a bit of hunting around we found some amazing pre-order deals where some retailers were selling consoles for less than the retail price. So be sure to keep an eye out as you could save some money which you could then of course put towards your games. However we also found a good share of bad deals where retailers were charging more than the retail price and of course people on eBay taking advantage! If you check on eBay you will see exactly what we mean, as there are quite a few listings available for PS4 and Xbox One pre-orders.

Added: 02.07.2013 17:17 | 16 views | 0 comments


WC - Video Gaming has become a lucrative industry, over the years it has grown, it has evolved and revolutionized to what we see and play today. However do you remember what started this industry?

Added: 01.07.2013 18:17 | 10 views | 0 comments


Analog Addiction writes: "Sir. Hammerlocks Big Game Hunt was the weakest of the Borderlands 2 DLC expansions, which is why I am extremely happy to announce Tiny Tinas Assault on Dragon Keep is the best of the DLC expansions. The Tiny Tina focused expansion delivers an hilarious adventure that only the world of Pandora could provide. However it doesnt stop there,. It is able to provide an array of intelligent humour on various topics such as nerd culture; deliver a diverse range of new enemy types and environments; but best of all it gives us a better understanding of Tiny Tina as a character. Assault on Dragon Keep is able to balance hilarity with an emotional underlining tale, one that those who completed Borderlands 2 will appreciate and understand."

Added: 01.07.2013 14:59 | 7 views | 0 comments


As with previous titles of the series, Dynasty Warriors 8 follows the stories of the kingdoms of Wei, Wu, Shu and Jin through the actions of historical military and political figures of the time as they fight to gain control over the Three Kingdoms of China. However this sequel takes the much loved IP one step further, merging numerous replay elements like multi-endings and extra modes with synergies between action and game systems, making a game that people won't want to put down. Apart from the Story Mode, which comes with new episodes and characters and takes a deeper look at the drama that unfolds in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Dynasty Warriors 8 includes all new 'What if?' scenarios. Breaking away from historical fact, this mode takes a look at what could have happened if famous characters had lived to fight another day. This way the story branches out to different outcomes providing variety in the course and ending of the game and giving the players the power to view an alternate version of history depending on their choices. Dynasty Warriors 8 also boasts a vast number of new and returning playable characters, as the highly anticipated officers Yue Jin and Li Dian from the Wei Kingdom, who make their first appearance in the series, alongside more than 70 playable characters that fight to prevail in the battlefield. Giving stronger emphasis in the stage of these epic battles and inspired by the landscape of ancient China to deliver a wide range of visual treats, Dynasty Warriors 8 will feature more than 40 completely new stages: verdant plains, desolate wastelands, sharp ravines, huge castles, and other breath-taking sites.

Added: 01.07.2013 14:59 | 8 views | 0 comments


As with previous titles of the series, Dynasty Warriors 8 follows the stories of the kingdoms of Wei, Wu, Shu and Jin through the actions of historical military and political figures of the time as they fight to gain control over the Three Kingdoms of China. However this sequel takes the much loved IP one step further, merging numerous replay elements like multi-endings and extra modes with synergies between action and game systems, making a game that people won't want to put down. Apart from the Story Mode, which comes with new episodes and characters and takes a deeper look at the drama that unfolds in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Dynasty Warriors 8 includes all new 'What if?' scenarios. Breaking away from historical fact, this mode takes a look at what could have happened if famous characters had lived to fight another day. This way the story branches out to different outcomes providing variety in the course and ending of the game and giving the players the power to view an alternate version of history depending on their choices. Dynasty Warriors 8 also boasts a vast number of new and returning playable characters, as the highly anticipated officers Yue Jin and Li Dian from the Wei Kingdom, who make their first appearance in the series, alongside more than 70 playable characters that fight to prevail in the battlefield. Giving stronger emphasis in the stage of these epic battles and inspired by the landscape of ancient China to deliver a wide range of visual treats, Dynasty Warriors 8 will feature more than 40 completely new stages: verdant plains, desolate wastelands, sharp ravines, huge castles, and other breath-taking sites.