The indie scene is quite a popular place these days. It often reminds me of independent films; sometimes they’re not quite as good as big budget titles, but often if the director’s heart’s in the right place (or in this case the developer’s), the result is a lot of clever features, quirks, artistic style, incredible […]
Posts Tagged ‘play’
Blue Marine & Land Master Return In Latest StarFox 64 3D Trailer.
Starfox 64 3D is looking pretty slick on the 3DS. Not only is the 3D effect impressive , ok you may have to trust me on that if you don’t own a 3DS to watch the trailers, but also the visual improvements are nicely done. Lets take a look at the latest trailer for the […]
Halo CE Anniversary Multiplayer Maps. What’s Old Is Now Shinny & New.
Here are a couple videos featuring classic Halo CE maps, looking all shinny and new using the Halo Reach engine for the upcoming anniversary of the legendary series. To make things a bit more clear, Halo CE Anniversary will be using the Halo Reach Engine only for the multiplayer mode of the game. The engine […]
PatMan Picks Retro PC Games: High Octane
Welcome to another PatMan Picks Retro PC games. This time around I am picking one of my favorite racing/action titles on the PC. It was made by the folks at Bullfrog using the same engine that powered the classic Magic Carpet game, which I may or may not talk about another time. The title I […]
RPG of the Year – 2008
I have to apologize in advance. I don’t own a PS3 or iPod, so there are a few titles here I can’t play that I’m sure you guys are going to dislodge your jaws wondering about. I’m sure Valkyria Chronicles is awesome. There, I said it…but I don’t know personally, so I can’t put it […]
RPG of the Year – 2007
Surprisingly, there weren’t as many games this year, but all the same this year was AWESOME. There are 39 games. This was actually a tough year as far as deciding #4 and #5, though the top 3 was obvious even from the get-go. Let’s do this!
Wonderpod Episode 68
Wonderpod has survived the E3 extravaganza show. Listening to us this week, one might even think we were actually at the show. Sadly, none of us are important enough for that. Still we struggle through and discuss the world of gaming. Call it the E3 hangover episode if you like