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Why Modern Games Can't Hack It

Added: 06.06.2014 22:14 | 4 views | 0 comments


Writing for Paste Magazine, Patrick Lindsey looks at the history of how computer hacking is depicted in games, and explains how games like Watch Dogs and Deus Ex: Human Revolution have lost sight of cyberpunk's political undertones.

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The Pixelitis Podcast Ep. 78 If a tree falls in Boston

Added: 03.06.2014 17:14 | 2 views | 0 comments


"Forget trees falling in the woods without anyone to hear them. In this weeks episode, we answer the age old question of what happens when a tree goes horizontal in Bean Town. And while that particular quandary may have caused us to lose a connection with contributor Mercer Smith-Looper half way through the show, that doesnt mean Andrew Martins, Patrick Kulikowski and Stephen Hilger werent able to close the whole thing out. Topics this week ranged from the Wiz Khalifa-infused Mortal Kombat X trailer to the grand opening of Barcade in Manhattan with all the added conversational sideroads and derailments youve come to love(?) and expect." - Pixelitis Staff

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OlliOlli Vita owners will get PS3, PS4 versions free

Added: 03.06.2014 16:14 | 3 views | 0 comments


"A slew of good news has come out of indie developer Roll7 today regarding their PlayStation Vita 2D side-scrolling skateboarder OlliOlli. Those of you who purchased the game are entitled to free digital versions of the PS3 and PS4 versions via Cross-Buy when they are released." - Patrick Kulikowski

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Pixelitis Review: Mario Kart 8

Added: 29.05.2014 16:14 | 8 views | 0 comments


"I know what youre thinking. Mario Kart 8? Theres that many of them? With the Mario Kart franchise reaching its 22nd anniversary this year, youd think it would look and feel stale by now. But in typical Nintendo fashion, Mario Kart 8 rejuvenates the series, this time debuting in high definition. And it sure looks pretty." - Patrick Kulikowski

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Arcade Font Writer lets you tinker with classic game fonts

Added: 28.05.2014 18:14 | 6 views | 0 comments


"If you ever wanted to write out obscenities using the iconic, classic game fonts of the 80s and 90s arcade scene, then Arcade Font Writer is for you. Developed by HTML5 game developer Richard Davey, the font generator lets you pick from a multitude of arcade font styles, including ones from classic Sega, Konami and Capcom franchises like Afterburner, Gradius and Street Fighter II. Once you have it tailored to your needs, you can save the image as a .PNG image file for spamming on your favorite social media website." - Patrick Kulikowski

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Tropico 5 Review: VimCity - Pixel Related

Added: 24.05.2014 10:14 | 7 views | 0 comments


Pixel Related's Patrick Cassin writes: "Tropico 5 is addicting. I came to that realization some time around 1 a.m. after completing a campaign stage, seeing the next scenario Id be facing, then clicking on the island I wanted to start on. Internally I had that same argument as I had with my parents when I was a kid: I know its bed time, but let me just do this one thing first and then Ill save. Of course, I had used up that excuse three things ago. And if not for the superpower of the Superego (which is clearly where it derives the name), chances are Id be playing now, pretending as though I still need to see more before writing my review. But I know fun when I see it, and in all honesty those last ten hours were all for me."

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Harmonix's Amplitude Kickstarter successfully closes with $844,127

Added: 24.05.2014 4:17 | 2 views | 0 comments


"Despite ongoing worries that the goal wouldn't be reached, Harmonix has won out on Kickstarter, with its reboot of PS2 classic Amplitude being successfully funded for $844,127. In an update posted on the rhythm game developer's Kickstarter page, Harmonix Community Manager Eric Pope thanked everyone who pitched in." - Patrick Kulikowski

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Harmonix's Amplitude Kickstarter successfully closes with $844,127

Added: 24.05.2014 2:14 | 7 views | 0 comments


"Despite ongoing worries that the goal wouldn't be reached, Harmonix has won out on Kickstarter, with its reboot of PS2 classic Amplitude being successfully funded for $844,127. In an update posted on the rhythm game developer's Kickstarter page, Harmonix Community Manager Eric Pope thanked everyone who pitched in." - Patrick Kulikowski

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