South Park: The Stick of Truth is the sixth game to use the South Park license. Is the magic touch of series co-creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker the ingredient that has been missing from previous games? Or is a good South Park game just a pipe dream?
Fake Black Isle raises the collection plate to make Kickstarter look positively saintly by comparison, EA turns cloud saves into a form of punitive DRM, and War Z gets pulled from Steam for being utterly dreadful in the week’s CHRISTMAS news.
In an effort to dramatically improve podcasting technology, Deimosion and Blitzmage urge Lusipurr to do it live. The results prove anticlimatic: Imitanis falls asleep and SiliconNooB almost becomes sober. Luckily, the death of pornbots puts it all right.
The Wii U launches for a high price, Obsidian Kickstarter launches for a high price, and Bayonetta 2 gets announced for the wrong system in this week’s hightop strolling baby Stones.
Slab Bulkhead reviews Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II, the sequel to the 2003 Game of the Year RPG.
Sega and Obsidian Entertainment allow players to act out the life if their favorite spy in the recent release of Alpha Protocol. Alpha Protocol tells the story of secret agent Michael Thorton, a new recruit to the shadowy espionage agency called, not surprisingly, Alpha Protocol. All seems to be fine until Thorton’s first mission with more »