There are terrible bad games that you should avoid at all costs, mediocre bad games that disappear from your memory when they leave your field of view, and then there is the difficult-to-define good bad game.
We traveled to Chengdu, China, to check out Eclipse Glow Games’ debut game, Tides of Annihilation, and talk with the team about mixing Chinese action with the Legend of King Arthur.
According to thedaily.com, Nintendo is planning to have an app store for
the Wii U that will offer software beyond the normal offerings of what
is currently available on the Wii and the 3DS.
Outside of seeing how Fire Emblem for the 3DS plays, there isn't a whole lot that can
be gathered from the video if you don't speak Japanese, but it looks
cool.
My history with the peripheral started with skepticism, graduated into cautious optimism, and has been on a steady decline into disappointment as time goes on.
The new possibilities that the Internet has opened up for gamers are
amazing, but it might be worth taking a second to look at who’s being
left behind.
While looking back at my top 10 games of the year list, I realized that
there were a few titles that didn’t make the cut, but that still
deserved recognition for doing something particularly cool. Here are a few of them.
David Jaffe, co-director of Twisted Metal for PlayStation 3 and internet
potty-mouth, popped onto the PlayStation Blog to announce that Twisted
Metal: Black will be included as a free downloadable game with the
upcoming Twisted Metal.
The PlayStation Vita racked up decent sales numbers in its first two days on store shelves, but couldn't beat out its PSP predecessor in its second week.
Viacom and Harmonix have been passing the bill back and forth to one
another like a ping-pong ball. The latest update is that Viacom has been
ordered by an arbitrator to pay former Harmonix shareholders $383
million.
Learn the story and see gameplay footage for Obsidian: The Game, an arcade cabinet created by one of the studio's employees in his free time with some friends.
After seeing and enjoying the latest Mission: Impossible movie, I got sort of excited to get an e-mail about a new Mission: Impossible game. I became disappointed however upon discovering it was a facebook game.
Wario Ware
has always been a very strange, very entertaining, often confusing
game. This video featuring the new game from the team behind Wario Ware wins the confusing contest.
