News: PAX Watch 2011
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SiliconNoob places the PAX line-up under the microscope, and notes some potential highlights of the expo.
Monthly Archives: August 2011
Review: Outland
Riddles reviews Housemarqe’s gorgeous and immersive side-scrolling action puzzler, Outland. Find out if the game is more than just a pretty picture.
News: World of Warcraft to Add More Customization, Diablo III to Add More Difficulty
World of Warcraft will finally include a practical option for fashion conscious players, as well as new dungeons with new loot. Meanwhile, Diablo III continues to promise more than its predecessors with the inclusion of a new difficulty.
Review: Radiant Historia
This week, Enrei comes back from the future in an attempt to convince the Enrei of the past to stay away from Radiant Historia, but his warnings were too late.
News: Borderlands 2 Announced and Detailed
Gearbox Software and 2k Games announce the sequel to Borderlands, appropriately titled Borderlands 2. Gearbox also revealed details on story missions, gun manufacturers old and new, and the games release window.
News: PixelJunk SideScroller Coming to PlayStation 3
PixelJunk SideScroller, the latest game in the PixelJunk series from Q-Games, is set to release exclusively on the PlayStation 3.
Review: Bastion
Emmori tries to piece the world back together in this week’s review. Find out if Bastion is worth the money!
News: Silent Hill 2 & 3 Butchered, Sunderland’s VA Slams Konami
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Konami butcher their two greatest Silent Hill classics amid claims that they have short-changed the original cast on the residuals that they were owed.
News: From Dust – More Fantastic DRM From Ubisoft!
Ubisoft this week mislead PC gamers as to the type of DRM utilised in their new God Sim, From Dust. The game has also been exposed as being a sub-par port, the likes of which has not been seen since Resident Evil 4.
TSM Episode 10: Graphic Art
Reetin is flying high, Enrei is soft on the eyes, Blitzmage is simplified, Breaka is getting a redesign, and Lusipurr doesn’t want these hats. Companies sue each other as Summer ends, whereas Valve treats protesters to a free lunch, tour, and playtest!