A city floating in the sky? Sure, I'll buy it. Alternate dimensions? Well, yeah. Nothing new. But eating any old random food scattered throughout town to recover health? You've gone too far, BioShock Infinite. I can no longer suspend my disbelief.
The absurdity of Booker DeWitt's eating habits didn't need to be illustrated, but leave it to the Mega64 guys to take the concept to its grossest conclusion. Stick around for the final scene.
I don't watch too many YouTube video series, but I quite enjoy some of the facts Did You Know Gaming? serves up. Sometimes I actually walk away having learned a little something. I ended up liking the latest entry to the DYKG series about Skyrim , and I surmise you all might as well. Unless, of course, you already know all this stuff. In that case, I will feel stupid. And useless. And I will need a pep talk from all of you in the comment section.
A lot of the facts here seem to basically point back to the fact that, obviously, Skyrim is connected to the rest of the Elder Scrolls games. Well, duh. But there's still some cool little tidbits within the 7-minute video if you want to take the time to watch. I recommend the Pokémon videos as well. They're good stuff.
According to "multiple sources within Microsoft", Ars Technica is reporting that Microsoft is set to ditch its long-standing strategy of making users pay for Xbox Live Gold to access services like Netflix and Hulu Plus. Services users already pay for anyway.
Earlier today, Cheap Ass Gamer's Robert Goode pointed out on Twitter that Watch Dogs' Wikipedia page listed out every single various edition of the game you could possibly purchase in a handy table that also detailed what piece of content comes with that version. And, well, it turns out there is no "complete" edition of the game you can purchase; not even the giant Limited Edition.
No matter what you choose to purchase strategically at a specific retailer, it is not possible to have all the extra content up front in one complete package for Watch Dogs . There's also some apparent overlap in the Season Pass with a couple of the versions. This is pretty ridiculous, but not at all surprising. Games have been doing retailer-specific content for far too long now, with all of said content being found in a round-up DLC pack anyway probably not six months later.
That's obviously going to be the case with Watch Dogs, but here specifically it just feels disgusting with it all laid out in a nice table. Hopefully companies realize how ridiculous this looks -- and is -- and end up dropping this sometime soon. I know what this kind of thing does to my fellow collectors out there.
It's May! The sun is shining, the days are longer than ever, and that means it's time to play some video games.
Do you not remember what 1990 was like? Well here's everything about it in one video. Maybe the new version won't be so bad after all.
The things people will do in front of a camera never cease to amaze, and the PS4 is no exception.
In a world with horse armor DLC, things that game companies sell as additional content never surprises me—but it's probably a bad sign that I clicked this particular button half expecting the "Red Boots DLC" to be real, huh?
You can never have enough Pokémon figures in your life, especially when they happen to be Nendoroids. Good Smile Company revealed an upcoming Nendoroid of none other than Pokémon Origins series protagonist Red, clad in his signature outfit from the show. Just look at how tiny he is. Those expressions. That super deformity. If you've never owned a Nendoroid, Red might be a good place to start.
Bandai's announcement is a surprising one since this is toy release news, but given the success of Pokémon Origins and its alternative approach to telling the familiar story so many of us hold dear to our hearts, it's not unusual to see additional marketing dollars being thrown down to make sure it stays profitable.
But just look at that widdle guy! Aww!
GSC is coming out with Nendoroid Red from Pokemon Origins [Tomopop]
