I'm having my obligatory British cup of tea in the morning and browsing through YouTube's offerings for the day when No Man's Sky's new trailer pops up. The landscape of the procedurally generated inter-galactic exploration game has changed dramatically in the year since its muted release, and yet you wouldn't have guessed it from the drab montage of panning shots I was faced with.
WhatCulture Gaming recently released a video entitled "Vicarious Visions Admit They Botched The Crash N.Sane Trilogy". Let's talk about that.
Just a few short weeks ago the Ataribox was announced. Atari's first hardware release in 20 years, the comeback retro gaming console is an enigma as it stands today. New photos and some more details of Atari's plans for the console released today, however, may clarify further.
PC players have fallen in love with all of Event 0's 4 available endings. Meanwhile, developers are scratching their heads... because they only programmed 3.
The mid-size video game developer is, sadly, a dying species. Since studio cuts and the growing sophistication of AAA titles, this sector of the industry has seen a significant decline in recent years. We're missing out on original development with a AAA tinge, and that's a disaster Ninja Theory won't let happen.
While we were all focusing on our calendars awaiting Horizon Zero Dawn's upcoming DLC The Frozen Wilds, the folks over at Guerrilla have been sneakily working on a patch update to see us all through until payday.
With so much choice, where do you focus your attention and decide what to play on PS4 over the next few months? We got you.
Dontnod's combat gameplay is raising a few eyebrows and more than enough questions.
Crash Bandicoot was a franchise built on platform falling, boulder crushing, and nitro zapping. Underneath all this, however, was one DDA game structure that stopped us switching the console off, and it's coming back for the remaster.
