Ludwig and Ashley can’t stop the force that’s pulling them toward Magnetic: Cage Closed, a puzzle game where your best friend is a gun that lets you manipulate magnetic fields. Join us as we charge right in. Haha, science humor. Dig the show? We’re here four days a week, Monday …
Read More »Dr Mario: Miracle Cure review
The Mario brothers are back, moonlighting as a pair of doctors whose medical credentials are as questionable as their plumbing skills. Considering we’ve never seen Mario do so much as write up an estimate for a new en-suite, watching him throw a cocktail of drugs into a bottle of viruses …
Read More »Animal Crossing on Wii U is difficult to talk about right now
Got a Wii U yet? Been waiting until you can catch fish, dig up fossils and pay off a mortgage to a money grabbing raccoon on a Gamepad? Well Nintendo producer Hisashi Nogami might have accidentally confirmed the development of an Animal Crossing for Wii U. In an interview with …
Read More »The most despicably evil video game corporations
What’re ya selling? Evil corporations are everywhere in games. Behind most virtual villains, there’s a sprawling business carrying out their dastardly schemes. These companies are pros at screwing up life for anyone who opposes them, or stands in the way of their own unique brand of “progress.” Progress that usually …
Read More »Fez Anti-Cube locations guide
Fez (opens in new tab) is one of the trickiest games to have come around in a long time. So much so that there are puzzles that requires you to decipher a totally different language. No easy feat unless you happen to know where to look. Many of the puzzles …
Read More »Why Sony is being smarter with indie gaming than its rivals
Over the last eight years, Sony’s internal studios and third-party partnerships have produced a famously long string of artistic, off-kilter, experimental console games. In a slightly abstract way, that trait is an extension of the platform holder’s philosophy since the days of the PS1. Who else was putting out games …
Read More »Humble Indie Bundle 9 packs Fez, Brutal Legend, Mark of the Ninja, and more
Humble Indie Bundle 9 (opens in new tab) packs six notable titles with more to come. Brutal Legend, Mark of the Ninja, Trine 2, and the beta debut of Eets Munchies are all available for the standard price of whatever-you-want-to-pay. FTL and Fez are both rewarded to above-average pledges, which …
Read More »Zero Escapes creator discusses the series past and future
Welcome to the Nonary Game… If you havent yet played Aksys Games unsettling Zero Escape series–consisting of Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors (aka 999) and Virtues Last Reward–youre missing out. Though they might not be the biggest names out there, these visual-novel adventures have received acclaim from critics and …
Read More »What generation of gamer are you?
What is your gaming age? Gaming is one of the worlds most popular hobbies. It spans every age generation, caters to almost every taste, and cares little for race and gender issues. In one house a man plays Grand Theft Auto (opens in new tab) (psst, GTA 5 is coming …
Read More »Antichamber review
After a few minutes inside the white hallways of Antichamber, you’ll realize your surroundings are not what they seem. Floors will disintegrate, staircases will rise and fall without end, and what you know about how things work will go out the window. Its visual style may make it look almost …
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