Added: 23.05.2015 18:17 | 13 views | 0 comments


Tony Polanco from The Koalition writes: "Does it sometimes feel like you buy less AAA games than you used to? Is this an actual fact or does it just appear that way due to what others say? If wrote down all of the AAA titles youve bought in previous years and compare them to what you bought in the last couple of years, would the quantity be less or more? Do you actually buy less AAA games now than before? Tonights main topic is about the lack (or perceived lack) of quality AAA games this generation. Though this generation is barely two years old, it appears to have less bigger releases than the previous generations did at this same time. If there is a lack of AAA games, what is causing it? Other topics: Capcom to release more remasters, Phil Spencer admitting Xbox One doesn't need Kinect, Anita Sarkeesian vs Hideo Kojima, and Need for Speed's reboot."

Added: 23.05.2015 0:59 | 27 views | 0 comments


Wired.com's Chris Kohler joins the cast of NVC to talk about his first book, titled "Power Up: How Japanese Video Games Gave the World An Extra Life." He joins host Jose Otero, Peer Schneider, and Sam Claiborn for a fun episode where the crew discusses Splatoon and Nintendo's E3 plans.

Added: 21.05.2015 5:16 | 17 views | 0 comments


Remember Quantum Break? No, well thats because we still havent seen it despite it being announced in the summer of 2013 at E3. We are now aware of the 2016 launch target for the game, but is this something that gamers should be worrying about? It is a trend that is slowly increasing in frequency, but is it necessarily bad for the industry? Lets take a look.

Added: 21.05.2015 0:16 | 13 views | 0 comments


Touring music group Video Games Live has announced that it will perform three concerts during gamescom later this year in Cologne, Germany.

Added: 19.05.2015 22:16 | 13 views | 0 comments


The nineties was a decade that saw extraordinary advances and innovation in gaming, shifting the medium from cute but crude 2D screens to immersive, fully-explorable 3D environments. Whole new genres were born and all manner of enduring mechanics formed, as games gradually moved from kids bedrooms into the living room and the dawn of the PlayStation made gaming cool. To celebrate those ten amazing years of broken ground and treasured memories, Mark Butler salutes the unforgettable video games that defined the era.

Added: 18.05.2015 14:17 | 14 views | 0 comments


So, with GTA III launching in 2001 and marking the turning point of the century in more ways than one, which developers applied everything about its design to their own properties the best?

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Not all glitches are bad.