It'd be fantastic to see an Eternal Darkness successor, even if it's still years away from release, given that this game is probably still quite early in its development. Unfortunately, Denis Dyack is likely to be more of a hindrance than a help here, and there's a strong chance of a kickstarter failing with him onboard. Reply+11
@frunk I'd hate to call either a bad film, but Commando (1985) and Big Trouble in Little China (1986) are pure distillatings of 1980s cinema. They're loud, cheesy, and violent, all wrapped up in a neon glow. In short, they're classics. Reply+4
I hate to be a cynic, but I have to wonder whether the fact that they're up to 1.7 with the version number has more to do with appearing to be making great changes to the game, than EA actually making large, meaningful changes. It took Battlefield 2, another EA game, over 4 years to reach a final version, v1.5, and there was a damn sight more put into it. Reply+3
Excellent news. Human Revolution, minor flaws aside, far exceeded my expectations for a new DX game; the feel and overall execution were superb. If the new game is anything linke its predecessor then we have a strong candidate for (hopefully) next year's GOTY. Reply+49
Ah, the joys of badly thought out, overly invasive DRM. I feel a good bit of sympathy for anyone currently having problems using a copy of a game they've paid good money for, especially when SE didn't seem to acknowledge that the new PC version came with securom on their download store.
If they release a steam version with the securom stripped out, I'd be interested in buying another copy of FF VII. If not, I'll just stick to my PSOne version. Reply+6
To be fair, as they point out in their post, Penny Arcade employs 14 people. It should also be noted that hosting and server costs would also be quite high for such a popular website. I can understand and sympathise with both points of view (pro and anti) about this idea, but it does need to be pointed out that it's not simply a case of the two guys taking in, and pissing away a half a million each over the next year, if they're successful, that is. Reply+3
I mis-read the sub-headline as Starbreeze seeking a distribution deal for Project V13, the former Fallout Online MMO. Truth be told that'd probably have interested me more, but all the best to them with their new projects. Reply0
The Lazarević screenshot is interesting in that it seems to be related to the Online Co-op adventures; the two-headed Janus sculpture is the object that Drake is hunting over the five co-op levels, which end with a shoot-out with Lazarević, Harry Flynn, and Eddie Raja at the airfield.
Hopefully we're looking at some extra single-player missions, or at least some extra co-op adventures. Reply+1
Another problem I read about was in relation to gamers in parts of the world like Australia, where TOR doesn't have a release date yet. People (or at least some of them) who pre-ordered over there thought they'd be able to play from now until it was released there. Reply+1
Well, it looks like the cutscenes from Twin Snakes are about to be ousted as the most ridiculously over the top part of the Metal Gear franchise. Like many I enjoy some of the occasionally weird elements of the Metal Gear games; they help give the series such a unique feel. This, however, seems like a bad parody. A satire gone horribly wrong. I hope that we're being too hard on the game, but I'm not optimistic. Reply+1
While we often/usually don't get fantastic prices here in Europe, it should be pointed out that US retailers don't include sales tax in advertised prices as happens over here. That difference helps to explain some, though not all, of the price differences between Europe and the US. Reply+2
A great game indeed, though I always preferred Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins to it. If I'm honest though, it's been so long since I've played either that I couldn't say if my preference was due to SML2 being better, or because it was the first Mario game I owned and that I played it a lot more. Reply0
As the others have noted Ico was originally released in late 2001, having originally been destined for the PS1. It was re-released over here in 2006, to coincide with the release of Shadow of the Colossus, which is likely where the mistaken 2006 date above comes from. Reply+3
That figure probably included the old, non-paid for versions as well marmaduke. Not that it isn't a great mod, but it might be a bit off the beaten track for many people's tastes. Reply0
The fact that Harvey Smith is aboard, and that it sounds similar to the freedom offered by Deus Ex itself in tackling objectives makes me quite excited about this actually, especially when coupled with an art direction potentially similar to HL2. Reply+13
Second Sight was indeed a great game. It was fun, and had a really intelligent story. I'd love to see a HD upscale on PSN and XBL, but alas I doubt I ever will. Reply+3
To be honest, I don't think we need the next gen yet. There's still a lot of life left in this generation. Look at some of the console games that were shown at E3. With the economy still not fantastic anywhere, it's highly likely that both Sony and Microsoft will follow Nintendo's example, and build upon their existing technology. For a next gen console to be competitive it can't be sold at $500 and $600; $300 to $400 would be a much better price point. At that price level, while newer technology could bring things close/near on pare with the pc, you'd have to ask yourself whether that graphical difference would be enough to sell Joe Punter on a new console. Again, with the economy the way it is I'd have my doubts. If a shot of adrenalin is needed for the console ecosystem, then the best way to do that would be through price drops. Reply+7
Next Xbox Reveal: live report and live video
Resident Evil: Revelations introduces wacky new costumes
Eternal Darkness "spiritual successor" Shadow of the Eternals announced
Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon gets release date and... '80s film star Michael Biehn?
SimCity update 1.7 released, includes traffic congestion improvements
Deus Ex: The Fall domain registered by Square Enix
PlayStation 4 Press Conference Live Report
To be fair, you do have a very charismatic foot. Reply 0
Square Enix apologises after Final Fantasy 7 PC launch problems
If they release a steam version with the securom stripped out, I'd be interested in buying another copy of FF VII. If not, I'll just stick to my PSOne version. Reply +6
Penny Arcade takes to Kickstarter to go ad-free
Raspberry Pi Review
Star Trek, Champions Online 2010 hack evidence discovered
Perfect World are the Chinese game company that bought Cryptic (from Atari) last year Joel, so you needed worry about that. Reply 0
Syndicate dev's next game is F2P Cold Mercury
New Uncharted 3 DLC dated and detailed
Hopefully we're looking at some extra single-player missions, or at least some extra co-op adventures. Reply +1
Star Wars: The Old Republic two-day grace period announced
New Alan Wake is called Alan Wake's American Nightmare
Looks quite good so far.
EDIT: Fixed weird error caused by the EG link button messing up the url. Reply +2
Bayonetta developer Platinum making Metal Gear: Rising
First Vita US bundle goes on sale early
Super Mario Land 3 coming to 3DS eShop
Ico book out this month
Garry's Mod racks up a million downloads
Bethesda announces Dishonored
Resident Evil HD comparison footage
Why Second Sight 2 wasn't made
Crytek denies knowledge of new Xbox
Valve offers Portal 2 soundtrack for free