Three years after its PlayStation 3 debut, The Sly Collection has made its way to the PlayStation Vita.
Having friends over for a night of games remains a modern novelty. Sportsfriends will make you wish it was just the norm.
For the night is dark and full of errors.
Doing one particular thing well is difficult, and rare is the game that embraces a wealth of available resources and merges them into a symbiotic vision. Transistor, the next title from the folks who brought us Bastion, is one such game.
Boundless color and a heart of gold keep The Last Tinker from feeling too old.
In what’s become another rambling barrage of vicious non-sequiturs, we spend twenty minutes talking about Steve’s full body massage and the surrounding etiquette of such, why Chris quit Facebook, credit card tips for functioning middle class adults, whether or not John Calipari is bad for basketball, 16-bit sports games, and how to properly deal with homeless people aski...[Read More]
A month after its console debut, Dark Souls II is finally available for Windows platforms.
Evolution was the perfect moniker for a new Trials. As is the traditional form for a sequel, Trials Evolution better realized and further expanded upon ideas established in Trials HD. Tracks were longer and more finely detailed, environments were artistically diverse and technically better composed, and Trials’ addictive pursuit of perfection was left intact. Trials Evolution was the perfect Trial...[Read More]
Software may be primed for a new generation of hardware, but the model that defines its content adheres to lessons of old. Killzone: Shadow Fall, consciously and inconspicuously, wasn’t one to go off-model. Vague novelties allowed it to score somewhere in the average range, leaving its downloadable content the task of supercharging the inevitable decay of its structure. Enter the Insurgent P...[Read More]
I had to figure out if I could lick that hang glider. You’ll have to forgive me, I should have provided a bit of context. I was simulating what it’s like to be a goat through Coffee Stain Studio’s Goat Simulator. Like any normal goat, I could bleat, aggressively ward off humans, and use my nine-foot tongue to lick and stick to virtually anything in sight. I’ve been to plent...[Read More]
I don’t understand MOBA’s. I mean, I sort of get them – I’ve watched Dota 2 surge in popularity and bleed through different odds and ends of the Internet over the last three years and don’t fault anyone’s interest in it or the burgeoning genre – but it seems like a proposition too massive and unwieldy for my particular tastes. The ceiling seems too high an...[Read More]
So light is her footfall...