Category: "Previews"

PSP & PS Vita Game Comparisons/Initial Impressions

Ideally I would be ENJOYING my new PS Vita instead of writing about it, but the fates have decided that I must be willing to wait a few days longer.

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An Interview With Card Hunter’s Developer Jonathan Chey

Jonathan Chey, one of the guys who brought the world Bioshock, discusses his upcoming free to play mmo Card Hunter, a game that translates table top D&D into a card game in ways that would make Gary Gygax proud. Find out more about the project that has brought together some of the greatest talent today, including Magic the Gathering’s creator Richard Garfield.

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Things That Bump In The Night…The Darkness II At NYCC

Upon spotting The Darkness II booth at New York ComicCon you may have thought that you stumbled across the mid-convestion security booth, with all of the consoles, workers and players surrounded by thick, iron bars. After passing through the turn style, however the PR people from Digital Extremes and 2K games were more than willing to give us some one-on-one time with the game, explaining some of the changes they’ve made as well as some incredibly different, yet not immediately noticeable design changes.

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Why Max Payne 3 Is A Game You Should Keep Your Sights On

Max Payne is the franchise known for its gritty noir elements and comic book-style cut scenes. It introduced gamers to the bullet time, which allowed us to choreograph our gunfights with finer control over aiming and shooting. It is Rockstar’s aim that Max Payne 3 maintain those fundamental characteristics and after watching their demonstration at NYCC, I’m confident that fans of the original games will feel right at home with Max Payne 3.

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The Old Republic At New York ComicCon

For the lucky few who attended the NYCC this year and had the patients to wait in line got a real treat from the development team over at Bioware. In addition to the Old Republic that was being demoed on the show floor, there was also a panel. In the panel the development team gave us an hour of their time, explaining some of the development choices, where the team is in development and of course, all the different and amazing things that can be done in Star Wars: The Old Republic.

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NYCC: What We Learned About Skullgirls

We had a great time checking out all the games at NYCC (as well as all the other stuff). Check out one of the lesser known titles that really caught our eye.

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Should Battlefield 3 Be Delayed?

Battlefield 3 has been in beta for a little while now and over this past weekend I had some solid time to really dedicate in playing the map that was available to me. While I really enjoyed the game at this point in it’s incomplete development there are some things that really worried me about its progress.

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Thoughts On Minecraft 1.8: The Adventure Update

After much anticipation, Notch and the boys over at Mojang got around to releasing Minecraft version 1.8 a little less than a week ago. With the new update comes a slew of changes and glimpses into some mechanics that we will be seeing in the coming months.

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Counter Strike: Global Offensive Gameplay Videos

With the announcement of a new Counter Strike Game, a lot of gamers are really excited to catch glimpses of how the game plays and if it stays true to it’s roots.

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Dragon Nest First Impression

Nexon’s newest MMO, Dragon Nest, is due to come out this fall. Join Nick as he gives a hands on look at this new Free to Play MMO from the people who brought you Maple Story.

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Hard Reset May Just Give You A Hard On (Hands-On Preview)

Hard Reset was one of those games that just completely popped out of nowhere. The trailers looked promising but with so little information on what the game was about, I honestly didn’t know what to expect. So what do you get when you put certain members from People Can Fly (Bulletstorm, Painkiller), CDProjekt RED (Witcher, Witcher 2), and City Interactive (Sniper: Ghost Warrior) together and call them Flying Wild Hog?

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Three Reasons You Should Remember To Pre-Order Catherine

After a long week of toiling away in the salt mines you really ought to remember to pre-order Atlus’s soon to be released Catherine (July 26th: PS3 & 360).  You might be wondering why you would want to go and do a thing like that, well I’ll tell you why.

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Not Team Fortress 2: More Information Drops From The Final Combat Beta

The Chinese version of TF2 still lives, tastelessly lifting more than a few things here and there, while adding it’s own favor. Is this kind of thing still okay?

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New Fallout New Vegas: Old World Blues Screenshots

Bethesda has just released a handful of news screenshots from the third Fallout New Vegas expansion titled Old World Blues.

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Horror Icons John Carpenter and Steve Niles Talk Up F.3.A.R.

Horror icons Steve Niles and John Carpenter talk up their latest project: F.3.A.R. Watch the dev diary here.

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GB@E3: Don’t Worry, X-COM Is Better Than You May Think (Dual Preview)

GameBlurb ended our trip to E3 at 2K’s booth to check out X-COM. Is it a defamation to a classic series so many hold dear to their hearts, or is there more to those assumptions? We’re glad to say we are pleased.

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GB@E3: Aliens – Colonial Marines Impressions

GameBlurb had a chance to sit down for a behind closed doors look at Aliens: Colonial Marines. In most interviews, we were with other press only, and had a chance to ask lots of in-depth questions, but with Aliens, we were grouped together with non-press too, and hence there wasn’t a Q&A session like the other interviews. That means all my questions are here for you to read and ponder too.

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