My job hunt has been keeping me pretty busy, so I’ve had to cut down a bit on some writing here. I’m still in the process of getting the rest of my previews, reviews, and random features posted; and there’s a lot so it’s going to take a while. I’ve also been trying to catch up on Dragon Age: Origins, along with a few other games high up on my backlog list. Continue reading
We’ve moved on, and so should you. The TalkGames Podcast is no longer heralding that particular moniker anymore, but now a rather quirkier title; The Rufflecast. Since Artie (creator of the podcast) has officially parted ways with TalkXbox, he felt it was only fitting to give the whole thing a fresh start. Continue reading
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Splash Damage is widely known for their efforts in the Quake and Doom franchises, but Brink is looking to make them stand out in a brand-new light. Although it’s their first original IP, its roots are firmly planted in some of their previous work. Enemy Territory: Quake Wars will be the most noticeable influence, but they’ve grown far beyond what they achieved in 2007. We recently got to sit down with the game to see exactly what they’ll be bringing to the table in 2011. Continue reading
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It’s been almost five years since Chris Taylor and Gas Powered Games released a Dungeon Siege title. Sure, there was a small divergence with a different developer on the PSP, which received positive reviews overall, but it just wasn’t the same. Now, with Taylor’s guidance, Obsidian will take the helm and bring this beloved franchise back to its PC roots, while showing the consoles a little love too. Continue reading
If you’re have a hard time believing that Deus Ex: Human Revolution has plenty of alternate routes, then this is all the convincing you’ll need. This new trailer shows off just a few methods on how to you’ll be accessing any given area depending on your play-style. It also shows off some pretty nice close quarters take-downs, for those of you who like to get stabby. Continue reading
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It’s amazing what only three years and a new set of ideas can do. Since the release of Spore in 2008, it was widely acclaimed as one of the most revolutionary games of all-time. Unfortunately, it was also heavily criticized for its superficial gameplay. Enter 2011, and Maxis Software is hoping to captivate game players with an all new take on the franchise’s huge potential. Continue reading
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It’s been two years since Jackie Estacado had to experience a life-changing turn of events. Now, fully encapsulated by the powers of “The Darkness,” Jackie sets forth into a new state of body and mind. No longer being developed by Starbreeze Studios, the folks at Digital Extremes are looking to set a new standard with The Darkness II, their franchise brand of mayhem and gore. Continue reading
So, I’ve been incredibly busy as of late. If you haven’t already noticed, my website is still in the process of getting updated. I still need to add a plethora of my writings (previews, reviews, interviews, etc.), so some areas might be somewhat blank at the moment. It’s all on a very long list of things I intend to do quite soon. But, here’s what I’m doing now… Continue reading
It’s been a crazy few weeks, so I’ll just make this post quick. My review for Call of Duty: Black Ops went live earlier this week on Cheat Code Central. Be sure to check it out and let me know what you think!
So, this has been a pretty crazy week. Very awesome, yet very tiresome and very confidential. It’s a bummer that I can’t really talk about it right now, because I really want too, but I’ll have to wait another week or so before I can. Even then, I can’t really talk about everything because it would just seem too boastful, and that’s certainly not me (can’t spell “confidential without “confident”). What a horrible thing, secrets.