Day two of stalking and here’s the crack team of monsters that come from a nightmarish world. So lets cut to the chase and start with … 7) Resident Evil: Outbreak – Leech Man The Resident Evil series has a number of different stalker creatures though for the most part they all seem to be Tyrant clones. Leech [...]
15 Stalkers There to Make Your Life Hell, Part 1
A good game has to have a challenge, so what happens when that challenge is nigh unstoppable, ever-pursuing and would like nothing more than to use your head as a crude pillow/garden ornament. Sometimes it might be given an axe, sometimes an axe wouldn’t hurt it at all. More often than not these stalkers will be [...]
Amnesia: The Dark Descent, Reviewed [PC]
There are very few recent horror games that actually go for all out scares. Around the time of Resident Evil 4 the action element took precedence over the horror resulting in hordes of undead that could easily be replaced with irate soldiers. Few developers understand how to provide even basic scares, whether it be Resident Evil 5′s gung-ho [...]
Sonic Adventure, Reviewed [PSN/XBLA]
When asked to remember Sonic‘s greatest moments, very few of them will feature a 3D version of gamings most iconic hedgehog. In fact, the only 3D entry in the long running series any fan would even consider mentioning is Dreamcast best-seller Sonic Adventure. Seen as a technical marvel back in the late 90s, can the [...]
Left 4 Dead The Sacrifice DLC, Reviewed [360, PC]
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After a month of comics, trailers and an attempt at a week of rolling updates two things were evident. First, the Left 4 Dead team shouldn’t try and mimic the Team Fortress tradition of teasing content each day mixed with humour as it simply doesn’t work with a game that is serious. Second is that the combo of the comic and the downloadable content does work, so well in fact that [...]
Dreamworks Wants to Make ‘Halo’ Movie. Success?
Sources have told New York Magazine’s online Vulture column that the success of Halo: Reach has sparked DreamWorks’ interest in making a Halo movie. Microsoft’s involvement is obviously the key factor in this case, with Bungie now out of the IP-holding picture. Which means Steven Spielberg’s potential involvement. After seeing the latest Indiana Jones movie, you [...]
Are You Man Enough For The TF2 Mann-conomy Update?
Saxton Hale doesn’t do half measures. Between hippie beating and aerial battles with endangered species he doesn’t have the time to prolong weapon releases, so when given five class packs to release he’ll make damn sure they’ll burst onto your screen like a sack of angry tomcats. And behold the glorious chaos. Servers are flooded with people demanding to know how [...]
Borderlands Claptrap’s New Robot Revolution DLC, Reviewed [360, PC, PS3]
Ever since Borderlands was released every fan has wanted to do one thing: shut those damn claptraps up. It’s rather fitting then to find that you get to do just that with the final piece of DLC, Claptrap’s New Robot Revolution. Going full circle, the game picks up on the notable ending of the [...]
Nintendo Lowers Profit Forecast
Nintendo today cut its profit forecast by half for their current fiscal year, ending March 31, 2011. The announcement came on the same day Nintendo announced pricing on the forthcoming 3DS handheld. The company previously projected a net income of $2.39 billion, but now expects to bring in about $1.08 billion. Nintendo claims the accounting change [...]
Nintendo 3DS Dated and Priced
Europe and North America will be getting the 3DS sometime in March next year according to Nintendo at their press conference. The 3D handheld that stole the show E3 this year will be available in Japan on February 26. The Japanese model is priced at 25,000 yen which amounts to £188 or $299, though no price has been [...]
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