News: It Is Double Unfine to Play Cheap Games
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Double Fine disapproves of Steam sales, EA apologises for mocking the Wii U, and the sales of Final Fantasy X/X-2 surpass Lightning Returns in the news of the week!
Tag Archives: XBox 360
TSM Episode 266: Death of the Salesmen
After SquareEnix decides once again to make JRPGs, Lusipurr and SiliconNooB discuss the death of franchises and conclude that, living in the best of all possible worlds, the expiration of Castlevania and Mega Man were necessary for Flappy Bird to succeed.
Review: South Park: The Stick of Truth
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?
TSM Episode 262: Sorrow in South Africa
Microsoft’s refusal to build datacentres in Africa is to blame when Titanfall fails to fall and sorrow strikes South Africa. Durga Syn and Regg join Lusipurr in a Bono-inspired attempt to lighten the hearts of a distressed and downtrodden people.
News: Longtime Squaresoft Artist Departs Square Enix
Akihiko Yoshida leaves Square Enix, PS3 owners like their porn, and poor COD sales causes Activision to offer up some weak excuses in the news of the week!
News: Lightning Returns to Lacklustre Sales
Lightning Returns and Mario 3D World experience dismal sales in their domestic market, the Xbone hobbles out of the post-launch gate, and Atlus is given free reign over Sega’s dormant IP in the news of the week!
Editorial: The PlayStation 3: From Worry to Glory
Mel moves on to the PlayStation 3 this week in his continuing retrospective of this concluding console generation. A much more favorable experience, the PS3 would become Mel’s primary gaming console throughout most of this generation. Fond memories await!
Editorial: Three Hundred and Sixty Degrees of Xbox
Hot on the heels of last week’s GameCube retrospective, Mel has decided to look back at current gen systems. This week he starts with Microsoft’s Xbox 360 and how it went from his first HD console to that thing he does not use anymore.
Editorial: Looking Forward on Backward Compatibility
Mel takes a look at backward compatibility as handled by the three major console makers. Why has the feature all but vanished this generation and what might be expected of it in the future?
News: Hollywood Comes to Kickstarter
Microsoft overclocks the Xbone’s CPU, Sony is castigated by a company dedicated to trading in worthless accolades, and Double Fine reaffirm the fact that they cannot be trusted with money.