The Jaguar’s limited popularity consigned the first AvP to the margins of history, but Rebellion came back swinging in 1999, with their updated take on the three-way matchup for home computers.
There’s a growing legacy of atmospheric games coming out of Russia and the Ukraine; all uniquely Slavic and all taking gameplay chances that most Western studios wouldn’t dare. Joining the ranks of Metro 2033, and the S.T.A.L.K.E.R., and Penumbra games is Action Form’s Cryostasis, a psychological and survival horror game where cold is your greatest enemy.
Why don’t games hold the same credibility as books and movies?
After a very, very, VERY long delay, Sean is back from the edge of personal sanity to bring you his thoughts on the grand turd of them all: Leisure Suit Larry Box Office Bust. Don’t say we didn’t warn you.
Alright, the stars have aligned and the impossible is finally become a reality: Sean is done playing Leisure Suit Larry: Box Office Bust and is ready to share his experience of the game with all of you.
Last week, friends of the show Rebelj12a and Aots16 asked me to sit in on a recording of their show, “Region Locked Podcast”, to discuss the recent changes made to the 360 and PC demo/beta of Battlefield: Bad Company 2. Go give it a listen and leave them some feedback.
For episode 32 of GameCrashers, we’ve decided to talk about one of the mainstays of gaming in the current era: the Unreal Engine. It’s been used in, literally, hundreds of games. And through its 3-plus iterations and heavy modifications it’s always looked better and better as more companies used it. However, it’s not the only kid on the block. So, what are your thoughts on Unreal and it’s place in video game history?
