Mirror S Edge 2 E3 Teaser Art Reveals A Sprawling City

EA has already confirmed that an update for DICE developed Mirror’s Edge 2 will be arriving on day one of E3, but the company has yet to reveal just how much we can expect. Some fans were disappointed with the vague promise of an’update, rather than gameplay footage or a trailer, but lots of gamers are still crossing their fingers for something more substantial than EA has hinted, so far....

July 22, 2022 · 3 min · 539 words · Teresa Nash

Pokemon X And Y Toys Make Their Way To Mcdonald S

With a near-simultaneous launch of Gameboy games, cartoons, and collectible trading cards back in the 1990s, few franchises are as successful showcases of cross-marketing as Nintendo’s Pokemon. Although gamers get the majority of their Pokemon fix from Nintendo 3DS games these days, the tradition of tie-in material and merchandise is still as strong as ever. Pokemon X and Pokemon Y may have been released over half a year ago, but the battling monsters are still showing up on google maps, in iconic board games, and now, as bonus items to go along with your burger and fries....

July 22, 2022 · 2 min · 400 words · Jessica Kluck

Star Wars 1313 Trailer Takes Us To The Underworld

Any fan of Star Wars knows that the architecture and style of every planet’s surface and settlements say much about the people who inhabit them, from the leafy treehouses of the forest moon of Endor to the subterranean abodes of Tatooine moisture farmers. With Coruscant, the capital world of the Galactic Republic, the spiraling towers of stone and glass hold a splendor and majesty in keeping with the figures who inhabit them, shaping the lives of nearly every galactic citizen....

July 22, 2022 · 3 min · 574 words · John Takacs

Surgeon Simulator 2013 Trailer Is Thankfully Hilariously Unrealistic

Aspiring pilots use Flight Simulators to learn and prepare for the real act of taking a plane in to the skies. Aspiring professionals in one particular field however, should not be using this hilariously unique simulator to become a master of their respective field. We’re not talking about Street Cleaning Simulator or Farming Simulator, we’re referring to to Surgeon Simulator 2013. This rather unusual “simulator” found its origins at the 48-hour Global Game Jam in January and thanks to positive reception and the hilarious gameplay videos that spawned from the community, it found a home on Steam Greenlight and was voted through....

July 22, 2022 · 2 min · 320 words · Richard Scott

The Order Developers Talk Game Length Character

While a lot will be made of The Order: 1886’s length in the coming days, developer Ready at Dawn wants players to know they’ve packed their new IP with a ton of content. From the design to the gameplay, The Order represents a new challenge for Ready at Dawn: how to deliver a breathing world rich with character and life but at the same time keep the player engaged. To that point, Sony has released a new behind the scenes video for The Order that focuses on the game’s four main characters....

July 22, 2022 · 3 min · 443 words · Simon Watkins

Titanfall For Xbox 360 Developed By Bluepoint Games

Regardless of how satisfied owners of next-gen consoles may be with their respective launch line-ups, gamers everywhere are holding their breath in anticipation of Titanfall. Forgetting the fact that the multiplayer shooter is the new creation of the minds behind the Modern Warfare brand, it also happens to be one of the first undisputed next-gen blockbusters set to release. But in the excitement, there’s a good chance that many consumers have overlooked the fact that Respawn Entertainment, the creators of this Mech-filled monster, will only be developing the game for Xbox One and the PC....

July 22, 2022 · 3 min · 529 words · Louise Wilke

We Have Just Never Listened To Women Patrick Ness On Chaos Walking S Relevance Today

Patrick Ness’ 2008 science fiction young adult novel The Knife of Never Letting Go was published the same year as Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games, but while the latter launched a dystopian YA franchise, Ness’ Chaos Walking series seemed to attract more of a cult following despite tackling similar early-2000s issues through a speculative lens. While Collins struck an arrow through the heart of reality television, Ness turned his attention to information overload, manifesting it as the Noise: an ever-present broadcast of one’s most private, cringeworthy, hateful, earnest thoughts for all to hear—but only for men....

July 22, 2022 · 12 min · 2405 words · Frances Roberts

10 Best Extreme Sports Video Games Of All Time Ranked

In the late 1990s and early 2000s, extreme sports were the biggest phenomenon in the world. The name “Tony Hawk” was held alongside the biggest celebrities of the time, and every kid wanted to make it to the X Games and shock the world. From skateboarding, BMX biking, parkour, snowboarding and beyond, extreme sports were not to be trifled with. Due to the extraordinary nature of these sports, video game adaptations were an absolute must....

July 22, 2022 · 5 min · 1026 words · Richard Harkavy

10 Best Final Bosses In Nintendo History

Nintendo’s titles hold a host of memorable encounters across its library. Many of these encounters involve bosses that have fought their respective nemeses over the course of decades. For instance, it’s no surprise that Bowser, 30 years later, continues his quest to kidnap Princess Peach while Mario rescues her. However, some of the Nintendo boss fights include some surprising encounters. They could be due to major plot points, music, or even the fights themselves....

July 22, 2022 · 7 min · 1388 words · John James

10 Best Xbox One Games For Boys Under 10

As the gaming industry has expanded in scope, boys have more and more ways of playing video games. Our tablets and phones provide an easy method of transport into alternate worlds, worlds that software developers have invested billions into creating. Yet, despite our remarkable advancements with portable technology, there is nothing quite like a home console. Xbox One developers have created some amazing games over the last near-decade, many of which were designed with children and their parents in mind....

July 22, 2022 · 5 min · 1022 words · Bruce Bryant

10 Games We D Love To See Announced Before The End Of 2021

2020 was a fantastic year for gaming. As well as all of the great games that it brought with it, there were plenty of pleasant surprises as well. Numerous long dormant franchises returned from the dead and a brand new generation of consoles also entered the fray. As a result, 2021 has a lot to live up. Things have already gotten off to a pretty decent start, with the first few months of the year ushering in some pretty big news....

July 22, 2022 · 7 min · 1326 words · Pam Wilkey

10 Nintendo Cheat Codes Only 90S Gamers Remember

Way back in the 1990s, before every game had mods that somehow put Thomas the Tank Engine in them, all gamers had were cheat codes. These were usually a random selection of words, phrases or just plain old nonsense that made the game easier, usually. Other times, though, the cheat codes brought you nothing of value, and simply made the game more interesting. Sometimes, the codes were found in gaming magazines, and then, after the internet started to become a household thing, you could use your painfully slow dial-up to see if there were any cheats for a game tucked away on some fan powered code website....

July 22, 2022 · 6 min · 1093 words · Bettie Mcabee

10 Ps2 Games To Play If You Enjoyed Persona 5 Royal

Persona 5 Royal is the director’s cut of what many gamers feel is one of the best Japanese RPGs of a generation. Developed by Atlus and based in the same universe as the Shin Megami Tensei series, the quality of the games and the writing are, unsurprisingly, top-notch. Arguably the most notable of Atlus’ library, there aren’t many games this generation that can hold a candle to Persona 5. However, those willing to go back a few generations to the PlayStation 2 will find a goldmine of incredible and unique JRPGs for the system that fans of Persona 5 should love....

July 22, 2022 · 5 min · 1006 words · Laura Solberg

10 School Based Games To Play While Waiting For Hogwarts Legacy

An open-world role-playing game set in J.K. Rowling’s wizarding school of Hogwarts has been on the top of many gamer’s wishlists since the books and films were first released. The idea of freely exploring the school’s halls, participating in classes, and interacting with classmates in the upcoming Hogwarts Legacy has captured the imagination of the gaming industry, putting an incredible amount of pressure on developer Avalanche Software. Possibly due to this weight of expectation, the game has been pushed back to 2022; there haven’t been too many complaints about this delay, however, likely due to the underwhelming release of Cyberpunk 2077 still fresh in the mind....

July 22, 2022 · 6 min · 1140 words · James Granger

10 Vampires That Are More Stylish Than Resident Evil S Lady Dimitrescu

Vampires have been terrifying mankind ever since tales of bat-transforming creatures were first muttered in ancient folklore fables. Vampires have made the jump into 20th and 21st-century pop culture quite smoothly. The recent appearance of the fierce and fabulous Lady Dimitrescu in the Resident Evil Village demo has reignited interest in suave vampires who are more concerned with fashion than feasting on their victim’s blood. Lady Dimitrescu might have charming looks and intimidating size on her side, but a group of other vampires rock her in the style department....

July 22, 2022 · 5 min · 989 words · Irene Sandoval

15 Dragon Ball Characters Who Are Too Overpowered And 15 That Should Be Way Stronger

You can name just about any character from Dragon Ball’s roster and they’re guaranteed to be somebody’s favorite. Yajriobe? People love him. Cymbal? What’s not to love? Appule? Absolute rock star. Character writing has always been one of Dragon Ball’s core strengths so it isn’t unusual for fans of all kinds to resonate with just about any character. Doubly so as Dragon Ball is a martial arts serial where just about everyone fights with their own unique style....

July 22, 2022 · 15 min · 3036 words · Elizabeth Nelson

Call Of Duty Black Ops 2 Multiplayer Unveiled

Over the weekend, we reported that the multiplayer component of Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 would be revealed on August 7th. With the day now upon us, Treyarch has released the first multiplayer footage from the game (above) – and damn does it look good! Judging by the trailer, Black Ops 2’s multiplayer will take place exclusively in the year 2025. A handful of futuristic weapons and gadgets are shown off, such as x-ray scopes and the Guardian – a mobile suppression unit that blasts players with what we suspect to be heat....

July 21, 2022 · 3 min · 457 words · Anna Angel

Dishonored The Knife Of Dunwall Dlc Coming In April

As expected, Arkane Studios today revealed the next DLC expansion for Dishonored. While the game’s first DLC was more of a time trials-esque expansion, one that we weren’t all that pleased with, this next one sounds right up our alley. Titled The Knife of Dunwall, this Dishonored DLC puts players into the shoes of the Daud, the assassin who sets the entire Dishonored story in motion. Vigilant gamers will recognize Daud as the man who actually killed the Empress, although it is Corvo who is framed for her murder....

July 21, 2022 · 3 min · 489 words · Elizabeth Hall

Disney Epic Mickey 2 The Power Of Two Wii U Review

Two years after the release of Disney Epic Mickey, Disney Interactive and Warren Spector’s Junction Point development studio are back with Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two. This time around, everybody’s favorite cartoon mouse teams up with Oswald the Lucky Rabbit and, unlike the first game, the new adventure is not limited to Nintendo’s Wii. Does Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two build on the strengths of the first outing while addressing that game’s shortcomings?...

July 21, 2022 · 6 min · 1232 words · Alethea Woodward

Game Of Thrones Episode 2 The Lost Lords Trailer Release Dates

It’s hard to imagine a better pairing than HBO’s gripping, tense historical fantasy series Game of Thrones and the “choice and consequence” storytelling style of Telltale Games. The first episode of Telltale’s new series (and the second attempt at turning Game of Thrones into a video game) proved that the studio has already mastered the art of leaving people first completely stunned and then extremely angry at the outcome of certain events....

July 21, 2022 · 3 min · 625 words · Justin Cole