The continuing struggle of the PlayStation Network frustrates developers, Sweden dislikes possibly underage boob jiggle, Team Fortress gore porn voting begins, and a new reason why Steve Jobs loves crazy cat ladies.
A frequently overlooked and traditional JRPG is the subject of a review this week. Does the classically styled, Neverland-developed, Taito-published Super Nintendo game hold up to the legendary SNES classics? One reviewer gives his take on the matter.
Slab Bulkhead attempts to explore the psyche of gamers who simply cannot bear to part with their games.
SN plumbs the depths of madness searching to better understand the gibbering feckless characters and destructive tendencies of Western developers. Also: a kitty photo!
Assassin’s Creed: Revelations is the perfect follow-up to 2010′s Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood, no matter how much nay is said by the naysayers. Ezio’s story must be told, and this is the perfect way to tell it.
A review of the Gamecube potato simulator, Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life. Warning: review may contain potato spoilers circa 2004.
The panel eschews pants in favour of light undergarments when a seasonal warm-front surprisingly envelops the entire United States and also Australia. A digeridoo is played to the delight of all, Sony revives PSN, and Lusi tells another gripping tale.
Sony attempts (and fails) at coming back online, underage bronies cost Disney $3M, Modern Warfare 3 is coming and utterly ruined, and Gabe Newell hates rude asshattery on his servers just like the rest of us.
What are the most important aspects of a game? One editorialist gives his opinion on the matter while discussing what goes into a game review.
Raiden uncovers a terrorist plot in this tactical espionage action game from the Metal Gear series. Does it live up to the series’ hype?