Added: 20.08.2015 18:18 | 5 views | 0 comments


If you had fun swinging around the Sword of Crota in Destiny, a livestream hosted by Bungie revealed something definitely interesting. One of the characters dancing at the end of the livestream had a sword on his back.

Added: 19.08.2015 6:18 | 11 views | 0 comments


Originally an exclusive for the Vita before being ported to the PlayStation 4, Sword Art Online Re: Hollow Fragment boasts a visual retouch and a translation that improves greatly upon the much maligned original release.

Added: 18.08.2015 21:18 | 15 views | 0 comments


We took a look at Legends during , here are our thoughts on the next DD title to grace our screens.

Added: 18.08.2015 16:18 | 12 views | 0 comments


TSA: Beginning life as a series of Japanese novels before becoming a popular anime TV show, Sword Art Online follows the adventures of Kazuto Kirito Kirigaya after he and 10,000 players of the fictional virtual reality MMORPG Sword Art Online find that they cant log out, trapped in the game until someone reaches the 100th floor and beats the final boss. In a case of reality partially mimicking art, Sword Art Online Re: Hollow Fragment is a game about a game. Unlike the protagonist, however, you can log out, and if you die in the game youre not likely to die in the real world as a result.

Added: 18.08.2015 16:18 | 5 views | 0 comments


DD: An exciting combat system and lots of hours of gameplay help compensate for a very ho-hum story. Sword Art Online Re: Hollow Fragment is not the most accessible action RPG out there, but it gets enough things right along the way to make the experience worthwhile.

Added: 16.08.2015 20:20 | 8 views | 0 comments


Forbes: I dont understand Destinys success. Or rather, I dont understand the ferocity of its fans. Perhaps this is simply the curmudgeon in me, the gamer that never quite understood or liked the things that make massively multiplayer online games what they are today. I dont understand why every tidbit of Destiny news is so voraciously devouredwhether thats simply news that you can buy the awkwardly named Gjallarhorn at the intrepid merchant Xur, or that said weapon and its brother Thorn are getting nerfed. Ive never felt particularly attached to a weapon in a video game, except for maybe the Balder Side Sword in Dark Souls. But even that, I wouldnt expect to read about in multiple gaming outlets multiple times a year.

Added: 16.08.2015 14:18 | 7 views | 0 comments


Forbes: I dont understand Destinys success. Or rather, I dont understand the ferocity of its fans. Perhaps this is simply the curmudgeon in me, the gamer that never quite understood or liked the things that make massively multiplayer online games what they are today. I dont understand why every tidbit of Destiny news is so voraciously devouredwhether thats simply news that you can buy the awkwardly named Gjallarhorn at the intrepid merchant Xur, or that said weapon and its brother Thorn are getting nerfed. Ive never felt particularly attached to a weapon in a video game, except for maybe the Balder Side Sword in Dark Souls. But even that, I wouldnt expect to read about in multiple gaming outlets multiple times a year.