If you haven't caught up with Mad Max: Fury Road yet, you probably should, since it's emerging as one of the best action movies of the year. The only thing that could make it better is a touch of Nintendo, and that's just what this fan-made trailer below does.
Created by aspiring filmmaker showing off its car combat, hand-to-hand melee, and lots more.
Potions are essential for getting the upper hand in combat. Get a quick rundown of the early game potions, as well as some essential tips that will save you time and effort.
Storytelling and choice in video games has always been a complex problem to solve. Danny explores how games have evolved over the years, and how The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt makes player choice more enjoyable than ever.
. "Now people use slang in social media posts, tweets, blogs, comments, text messages—you name it—so there's a host of evidence for informal varieties of English that simply didn't exist before."
Unfortunately, 1337, n00b, and shrekt have yet to make it into the dictionary. Maybe next time.
Iconic gaming console the Nintendo Entertainment System was released in North America thirty years ago in 1985. To mark the milestone, video game museum.
First there were free-to-play games, but are "view-to-play" games next?
That's the goal of a new Finnish studio called Futureplay Games, which is staffed by former Electronic Arts, Remedy, and Rovio veterans. The team defines "view-to-play" as: "entertainment with a natural integration of broadly accessible gameplay and ad-based monetization." That definition may not be very catchy, but Futureplay says "view-to-play" could represent the next era of mobile gaming.