10 Things To Know Before Playing Kingdom Hearts On The Pc

Originally released in 2002 on the PlayStation 2, the debut Kingdom Hearts game has seen numerous re-releases. After almost twenty years, PC gamers are finally getting a chance to experience this classic Square RPG that launched an incredible franchise spanning several console generations. This new information may have piqued the interest of people who otherwise might not have cared. However, before you dive into the adventure, there are a few things you should know....

July 9, 2022 · 5 min · 969 words · John Tabor

11 Big New Video Game Releases For March 2021

January and February are typically pretty slow when it comes to new video game releases, with things picking up in March every year. 2021 is no exception, with a number of high profile video game releases currently scheduled for the month. And while unforeseen delays may push a couple of these games to sometime later in the year, it should be a solid month regardless. In March, gamers can look forward to some brand new IP making its debut in the form of games like Maquette and It Takes Two....

July 9, 2022 · 7 min · 1443 words · Tina Rusin

15 Disney Cartoon Movies Being Made Now And 15 That Were Canceled

For almost a century Disney has been entertaining children and adults with wonderfully animated films based on classic tales and original works. From the companies 1937 hand-drawn take on Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs through to the Pixar co-production of computer animated latest blockbuster superhero flick Incredibles 2, Disney have always been at the forefront when it comes to animated features. Having recently released a list of all the upcoming live-action flicks I’ve decided to take a gander at all the upcoming animated films heading to the cinema in the not too distant future....

July 9, 2022 · 11 min · 2200 words · Donna Laughlin

Afterfall Insanity Hopes To Change The Game

Developer Nicolas Intoxicate and publisher Nicolas Games (NEG) are breaking all of the rules and challenging game industry stereotypes. They are a group of indie revolutionaries who are hoping to change the way gamers play. At first glance however, you might think them quite mad. For one, they are releasing their first game Afterfall: Insanity in November during the holiday season, pitting them against an overabundance of high profile games. This didn’t detour the fledgling company though, and they came up with a unique and inspiring plan....

July 8, 2022 · 2 min · 362 words · Edward Schneider

Approaching Esport Management Creatively An Interview With Forevr Founder Marc Ogihara

Jazzing Up Esports I got thrown into the music industry and loved everything about it. But I always wanted to do something with gaming. And I’ve been thinking about doing something with gaming for I think since I started the music industry, but I never really had the angle. Forevr is a new management concept in the esports world. And our goal is to manage esports players, streamers, content creators, talents in what we call like a 360 vision....

July 8, 2022 · 3 min · 493 words · Archie Washington

Assassin S Creed 4 Director Interested In Ancient Egypt Setting

Up until the announcement of Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag — released later this month - Ubisoft’s time travelling, Templar-stabbing franchise had always maintained a measure of rough chronological certainty. Linear, straightforward hops through history have already taken series protagonist Desmond Miles from the 12th Century Holy Land, to 15th Century Italy and onto 18th Century America. Now, the game’s developers are counting back the AC III clock - just a bit - to delve greedily into the Golden Age of Piracy....

July 8, 2022 · 3 min · 449 words · Amy Hughes

Borderlands 2 Features Enemies Dropping From Space

In Borderlands 2, the mix of dystopia and future technology creates something that doesn’t quite meet post-apocalyptic expectations, but rather is far more ridiculous in the most positive way possible. The meat of the game still a hybrid RPG-shooter, and there will still be opportunities for random encounters to occur within the world. This time around, instead of just having bandits in encampments, enemies will deploy from space! Speaking to IGN about Borderlands 2, lead designer Jon Hemingway discussed how the new random encounter system will add some more tension to a player’s experience....

July 8, 2022 · 3 min · 432 words · William Baker

C Mo Puedo Encontrar Mi Tel Fono Android Rastrea Tu Tel Fono Perdido Con Google

Cómo encontrar tu teléfono Android En Chrome Abre Chrome y asegúrate de que has iniciado sesión en Chrome con la misma cuenta que tu dispositivo móvil. Escribe “encontrar mi teléfono” en la barra de búsqueda y pulsa buscar. La página de resultados incluirá un cuadro en la parte superior que te mostrará dónde está tu teléfono. Puedes utilizar el cuadro desplegable para seleccionar el dispositivo específico que estás buscando, con el mapa que muestra la ubicación....

July 8, 2022 · 1 min · 189 words · Loretta Kinney

Call Of Duty Warzone Streamer Teep Reveals How Many Times He S Lost To Cheaters

The cheating problem in Call of Duty: Warzone has once again become a major topic of discussion, with the issue plaguing the game since launch but picking up steam in recent times. According to one prominent Call of Duty: Warzone streamer, cheating has led to several unnecessary losses. Cheating in Call of Duty: Warzone has taken many forms, and all are frustrating. Whether it is through the use of invisibility exploits, the constantly returning Stim bug, or actual hacks like aimbotting, the popular battle royale game has become a haven for wrongdoers....

July 8, 2022 · 3 min · 465 words · Chad Ragle

Diablo 3 Servers Are Online Blizzard Is Monitoring Closely

Launch days for games can be a tricky minefield to maneuver through, what with publishers anxious to meet a deadline and ship a product to consumers, sometimes even knowing there will be gameplay issues: Skyrim anyone? While no one at this point can accuse Blizzard of out-and-out negligence, it would be easy to say (even beforehand) that there would be issues with the launch of Diablo 3, such as the issue of giving a shield to a follower....

July 8, 2022 · 4 min · 667 words · Darrel Perryman

Dragon S Dogma Review

The company that created the Breath of Fire series, one of the best RPG’s in history, brings us Dragon’s Dogma, an odd stab at an offline MMO styled RPG that’s hardest quest is finding a decent story. Ironically, Breath of Fire designer Makoto Ikehara worked on this game’s world and script elements. Go figure. For those hoping for an engaging, epic tale, the band-aid needs to be ripped off right now....

July 8, 2022 · 8 min · 1646 words · Ulysses Speer

Halo 4 Crimson Map Pack Details Release Date Screenshots Trailer

Halo 4 fans won’t have to worry about boredom over the next few months. While we do advocate food and water and maybe a modicum of movement from time to time, our Halo 4 review, consonant with most others, found that it wasn’t hard to get lost among the War Games and Spartan Ops and Forge and Theater modes of 343’s vastly improved, every-bit-as-addicting-as-Bungie’s-trilogy online component. Better yet, the baseline offerings are only the beginning....

July 8, 2022 · 5 min · 864 words · Joann Toney

Keep Your Politics Games Bundle Showcases Political Indie Titles On Steam

A new games bundle on Steam has curated a selection of politically charged indie titles. The “Keep Your Politics” bundle is going for $38 USD, and contains six indie games. According to game publisher The Dairymen, these games were chosen because they “have important messages to share about the powers controlling politics and the people trying to survive its effects.” First on the list is Headliner: NoviNews. This simulator puts you in the role of a journalist, choosing which stories to publish....

July 8, 2022 · 3 min · 480 words · Michael Robertson

Mass Effect 3 Redhead Female Shepard Wins Fan Vote

There’s no shortage of reasons for fans of third-person action games, science fiction, or role-playing to get excited about the release of Mass Effect 3 this year, with all signs pointing to the game being the blockbuster we all hope it will be. But with concrete details about the fate of Commander Shepard still hard to find, it seems that one thing can be considered inevitable: the female version of Mass Effect 3’s protagonist will be a redhead....

July 8, 2022 · 3 min · 511 words · Shirley Chapman

Minecraft Pocket Edition Gets Biggest Update Ever On July 10

Just recently Minecraft developer Mojang revealed that the console versions of their popular brick-based title had surpassed the PC/Mac versions in terms of total sales. While the announcement itself — that Minecraft is a huge success on console — didn’t come as much of a surprise, it was a bit surprising to think that gamers preferred the couch-based experience of console Minecraft versus the PC version. Especially because the PC version carries the latest and the greatest when it comes to the game’s feature set....

July 8, 2022 · 3 min · 479 words · Teri Johanson

Spec Ops The Line Gets Release Date Fubar Edition

Delays aren’t always a sign of good things to come. Sometimes they can help to really refine a game, and other times all they do is make things worse. Spec Ops: The Line has seen numerous delays since its 2009 announcement, but now that its June 26th 2012 release date has been revealed we can finally see how time has treated the (virtual) sands of Dubai. Spec Ops: The Line was supposed to hit retailers in the Spring, but has now been moved to an early Summer release....

July 8, 2022 · 2 min · 377 words · Kristy Rutkowski

The Order 1886 Review

By now most gamers have heard the claims that The Order: 1886 is a short game. If those gamers were quick enough, they saw the playthrough or at least heard tell of the playthrough, which in turn inspired an interesting conversation about game length and value. And while developer Ready at Dawn did their best to assure gamers that the completion times were grossly mirsrepresented, the trepidation with regards to buying The Order remained....

July 8, 2022 · 7 min · 1290 words · Ashli Lucas

The Walking Dead Episode Four Review

It’s been almost a month and a half since the last episode from Telltale Games, but The Walking Dead is finally back. After the events that occurred in the most mournful episode yet, gamers knew that Telltale would continue pushing the envelope in terms of storytelling and evoking emotions. With only one episode left, the series is ready to provide closure and entice gamers with a retailed limited edition, which includes the entire Walking Dead compendium....

July 8, 2022 · 4 min · 678 words · Marianne Hutchings

Uncharted 4 Game Director Justin Richmond Departs Naughty Dog For Riot Games

When it rains it pours. Shortly after Uncharted Creative Director Amy Hennig was confirmed as having left developer Naughty Dog, Game Director Justin Richmond has now revealed he will also be leaving the company. Richmond will take a post at League of Legends developer Riot Games. Much like Hennig’s, no clear reason was provided as to why Richmond decided to leave Naughty Dog. Rather, in an official statement to IGN, Richmond expressed his love for the company before revealing his next adventure....

July 8, 2022 · 2 min · 391 words · Victor Butner

10 Cool Easter Eggs Secrets In Super Mario Galaxy

Thanks to the release of the appealing compilation package, Super Mario 3D All-Stars, gamers have been reminded of the fun, celestial journey that is Super Mario Galaxy. And with the enhancements that come with the high-res display and Joy-con support, this epic 3D platformer manages to shine more brightly than ever. Given the emphasis on exploration and range of unique galaxies, it should come as no surprise that there are plenty of secrets and easter eggs beckoning to be discovered....

July 8, 2022 · 6 min · 1091 words · Eliza Ackley