
Don’t get fighting games? Rising Thunder may be for you
Now a Shoryuken is just a button press away
Now a Shoryuken is just a button press away
Terra Battle froze hell over.
The price of fame? Carpal tunnel, apparently.
Lindsay Lohan wants some of your freemium cash. In the name of irony, of course. Not, like, for money—obviously.
Spaceteam and the future of game funding.
Tetsuya Mizuguchi, worshipped by some for creating the rave-y, transcendent, perception-melding Rez, has dropped some big hints about his next project in the latest issue of Edge. And it’s sounding surprisingly social. Consider the evidence: One, his next game will continue the lineage of Rez and Lumines and Child Of Eden. So far, so great. Two, he’s currently helping out with some Japanese social games, but he plans to get back to his own new game in 2014 or 2015. Also, he says he’s looking at mobile games, and we’re of course down with that. Many mobile games are not…
Out there; in here.
Trials Fusion is a mindlessly fun game about doing tricks on dirt bikes, in which you repeatedly and tirelessly crash to your death—the type of game you’d never expect to feature a morose, creepy plot about an unethical corporation cloning human bodies. But according to this theory on YouTube, all those crates are stuffed with lifeless cloned bodies that are revived in the cloning facility moments before you spurt off and suffer a spinal injury in a horrible crash, bringing an “It’s people!” twist to the concept of the extra man. While this is very much conjecture, the video points…
The sweet crack of a bat against rawhide.
You are invited! Sort of.