Level-5, the developer behind games like Ni No Kuni and the Professor Layton series, has trademarked three ambiguous game titles: Wonderflick, Rare Drop Adventurer Note, and Earth Devastating B-rank Girlfriend.
We've all been in this situation. We're playing a multi-disc game, we
finish up disc one and it's time for two, but we're in the zone! We
don't want to to get up! Thankfully, someone from Finland has ended this epidemic.
The latest developer diary for the high-definition port of Resident
Evil: Revelations explains why viruses are scary, and why they're
important to Resident Evil.
The Japanese website for the Metal Gear Solid The Legacy Collection,
which gathers almost every Metal Gear game into one package on the
PlayStation 3, has launched revealing a number of details.
Guild01, the program that brought small games from notable developers to
the 3DS, is getting a sequel of sorts with Guild02. The first game is
coming later this month.
The Linux build of Left 4 Dead 2 is in beta right now. If you own a
Steam copy of the game, you should see the beta version in your library
immediately.
There were a number of DLC packs for Dishonored that could only be
acquired by pre-ordering the game. They will be made available to
everyone later this month.
Games built around celebrities that are not based on movies are still
somewhat foreign. These are some of the games that have given it a shot
in the past.
Snoop Dogg's rhythm/fighting game, Way of the Dogg, is the kind of game
Test Chambers are made for. It surprised us all with its sudden release,
and the only way to learn more is to just dive right in.
The first developer diary for Ubisoft's Watch Dogs is light on details
and new information, but it does talk vaguely about PlayStation 4 plans,
and briefly teases some kind of mobile interaction.
The first developer diary for Ubisoft's Watch Dogs is light on details
and new information, but it does talk vaguely about PlayStation 4 plans,
and briefly teases some kind of mobile interaction.
The first developer diary for Ubisoft's Watch Dogs is light on details
and new information, but it does talk vaguely about PlayStation 4 plans,
and briefly teases some kind of mobile interaction.
The first developer diary for Ubisoft's Watch Dogs is light on details
and new information, but it does talk vaguely about PlayStation 4 plans,
and briefly teases some kind of mobile interaction.
