Added: 13.10.2014 22:12 | 8 views | 0 comments


Greg Micek writes: "A couple weeks ago a blog post on the ICO Partners website started making the crowdfunding rounds, and then proceeded to pop up on nearly every gaming site around. The innocently titled "Kickstarter and Video Games - 1st Half of 2014" written by Thomas Bidaux and is a recap of a talk he gave at the Ludicious Game Festival last month. The high level take-away from the piece is that videogame Kickstarters are collecting far less money in 2014 than they did in 2012 and 2013, and more of them are going unfunded. While many sites took this as a funeral march for videogame Kickstarters, the actual story is a bit more complicated than that. We were fortunate enough to speak with Thomas recently, and he was kind enough to share some more thoughts on the matter."

Added: 11.10.2014 9:12 | 5 views | 0 comments


Terrifying and deadly! Thomas Ellis reviews Alien: Isolation.

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According to the company, a study conducted by analyst Thomas Bidaux, revealed that, if doubled, 2014 numbers arent nearly as close to 2013, which was considered the best year so far for video games and crowdfunding. The company noted that the platform went from having 446 funded projects in 2013 to 175 funded project for 2014s first half. Projecting for a similar number of projects in the second half, it would mean that there were only 20% fewer funded projects in 2014. While this is a decline certainly, it is not considered a terrible collapse.

Added: 06.10.2014 21:13 | 2 views | 0 comments


Thomas Ellis of Gamer Attitude caught a glimpse of Dragon Ball Z Xenoverse during the network test.

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According to the company, a study conducted by analyst Thomas Bidaux, revealed that, if doubled, 2014 numbers arent nearly as close to 2013, which was considered the best year so far for video games and crowdfunding. The company noted that the platform went from having 446 funded projects in 2013 to 175 funded project for 2014s first half. Projecting for a similar number of projects in the second half, it would mean that there were only 20% fewer funded projects in 2014. While this is a decline certainly, it is not considered a terrible collapse.

Added: 06.10.2014 6:13 | 16 views | 0 comments


Thomas Whitehead - Let's all move to Japan While it may pain millions of Nintendo fans around the world to hear it again, the New Nintendo 3DS arrives in Japan on 11th October it then makes its way to Australia and New Zealand on 21st November. As a result Nintendo is stepping up its marketing efforts, including some particularly colourful and charming TV commercials; that means demo units and pre-orders in stores, which gives us more opportunities to have another look at the upcoming hardware. Familiar Twitter user @cheesemeister3k often a useful source for translating Japanese broadcasts has been in a local store and come across a demo unit for the New Nintendo 3DS, while also snapping some pictures of the pre-order packaging.

Added: 06.10.2014 5:12 | 10 views | 0 comments


Thomas Whitehead - Plenty of gaming on the way By now you should be fairly familiar with our quarterly tradition of looking at the biggest games coming to the Wii U. Our Summer edition gave us a fairly strong line-up, and we now head into the final quarter of the year with a mixture of major retail titles and some select eShop entries. As we're sure you've figured out, Hyrule Warriors is now off the agenda; others to drop away due to release dates pushed into 2015 are Project CARS and Affordable Space Adventures. Nevertheless, we think this mix of retail and download games should have something for everyone. So, without further ado, here's our updated list of what we consider to be some of the biggest games still coming to Wii U in 2014.

Added: 05.10.2014 17:00 | 8 views | 0 comments


Marty and Mitch explain why Thomas Was Alone shouldn't be missed when it hits Xbox One in November.

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Marty and Mitch explain why Thomas Was Alone shouldn't be missed when it hits Xbox One in November.