There’s an argument and perhaps a conundrum when it comes to Next Generation gaming, in that for some people the personification of next gen boils down to how well a game looks; but aside from pretty graphics, what changes can and should gamers expect from new hardware rolling out next
On disc DLC has become the scourge of gaming for some people, yet, there’s a blind lemming like diving into the pits of despair without actually thinking of the logistics or reasoning behind the actions. Capcom has come under the spotlight more than most but regardless of who, DLC has
Out of the big three and forgetting the third party publishers for a moment, it was clear that out of this year’s presentations, Sony nailed the atmosphere and showed off some great products for its audience. Take a look at the video.
Microsoft showcased a number of games during its E3 2012 press conference but also didn’t show much of what it perhaps could have aside from the vague trailers and short snippets of gameplay. We take a look at the press conference highlights in this narrated video. http://youtu.be/b_ijRoUNDO8
With all the kerfuffle over which of the big three won E3 this year the reality is that whilst Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo all showcased new wares and services, the third party game support has blown through the roof. What’s more, the reaction to those games has been positively glowing.
With E3 2012 coming to a close for another year, like everyone else we’ve been blown away by some of the game which have been on offer. However, there have been a number of games which have produced some excellent graphics, making it unclear why there’s a rush to head
When I first saw 3D in gaming on current gen consoles what seems like long ago with Ubisoft’s Avatar the videogame, I was impressed intrigued and genuinely excited to get my hands on 3D in my home. Ubisoft’s Avatar, whilst not the most impressive game produced some stunning 3D effects
We take a look at the Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes trailer and are reminded of the Metal Gear Solid 4 trailer from 2005 E3 and TGS events, and how the actual game wasn’t quite as good looking. Is it a repeat scenario, or is Kojima’s target render hinting towards
It’s remarkable how storytelling in video games have evolved over the years, but what started out as some tacky cliché lines of cheese has evolved into something so much bigger it almost defies belief. Whilst we can cast our minds back to classic dialogue in Resident Evil 1, and relish
