Posts By Nick DiMola
Up-to-twelve can partake in this online multiplayer third person shooter.
Today, Square Enix announced their latest title, a new approach to the third person shooter genre built around sprint-action shooting. Gun Loco takes place at the edge of the solar system on a planet where the universe's worst criminals are kept.
Is the first traditional Wii RPG something special?
The latest from imageepoch and Marvelous Entertainment treads some new ground for the Wii. Arc Rise Fantasia is one of the first, if not the first, traditional JRPG created for the Wii. On face value, this is great for Wii owners starving for a current generation RPG, but after some examination, many Wii owners may want to think twice about purchasing this by-the-numbers JRPG.
The third title in the classic series from Square Enix Europe is shown in motion in this high definition, two and half minute clip.
A showcase of some multiplayer action in the latest of the Call of Duty series from Treyarch. The full mode will be revealed on September 1.
A unique shooter with a solid single player campaign.
Time travel is not an easy concept to tackle in any sort of medium, much less a game. However, developers Raven Software decided that would be exactly what they would do in their latest first person shooter, Singularity. After completing the game, it's safe to say that the team did a great job in creating both action-packed shooting, compelling use of the time mechanics, and a cinematic experience that was engaging for the duration of the game.
This 2D 4-player co-op beat-'em-up looks to hold some serious promise. PS3 owners can pick it up today through the PlayStation Store.
Sega shows off the latest from Shinji Mikami and Platinum Games.
Deathspank producer, Hamish Millar, answers just a few questions about the development process of their latest title.
Hothead Games, developer of Penny Arcade Adventures and the recent Deathspank answered a few questions for PixlBit about the development process of their latest game. Producer, Hamish Millar, gives us the rundown on making funny games, working with Ron Gilbert, and the future of development for the company.
The Beatles were the first to receive their own game, now Green Day gets their time in the sun.
Now that music games have reached mass market appeal, both Harmonix and Activision have shifted focus to producing band-specific titles that encompass that artist's full career. The Beatles Rock Band was the first to truly nail the essence of a band and Green Day Rock Band is Harmonix's second attempt at doing just that. At a glance, the title does a pretty good job capturing their career in terms of song selections, but it does leave something to be desired in its presentation.
A work that borrows heavily from the popular Modern Warfare series.
It's rare these days to see low budget first person shooters reach the marketplace. Most publishers are aiming for the AAA mark, with little interest in pushing anything less out the door. Blacklight: Tango Down is an exception to that rule, as it is a budget-priced, downloadable shooter in the vein of Modern Warfare 2. Unlike that title, Blacklight: Tango Down truly only offers a multiplayer experience, while the single player Black Ops mode is largely a throwaway feature.
