At its first developer summit, Oculus didn't unveil the consumer version of its Rift headset. It didn't even announce when it might come to market. But the company still managed yet another leap forward.
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Watching the above video, I thought I had a pretty good handle on what happens in 24 Killers. After finishing it, I felt more confused than before.
Upon investigating the Kickstarter campaign, it turns out that 24 Killers follows a skeleton hunting down four spirits in an island town full of monsters, and the squat competition is Malbro (listed as "the swolest mallow in town") is just one of dozens of different interactions.
Weird concept, sprites with only a few colors each, and some moai heads. Why does this feel familiar? Oh right, because it is being made by Todd Luke, who previously developed Winnose for Adult Swim Games.
24 Killers has already reached its initial funding goal of $4,000 with less than three days left in its campaign. It is set to release on Linux, Mac, and Windows.
PlayStation TV, the set-top box that will play some Vita games, PS3 games, and PS4 games via Remote Play, comes to North America on October 14, Sony announced today.
In July, ex-military dictator Manuel Noriega filed a lawsuit against Activision over his depiction in Call of Duty: Black Ops II. Today, Activision said they filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit, calling it "absurd" in a press release issued this morning.
So the latest version of the Oculus Rift was just released, and I've got one. It's called the DK2, and it's the next big step on the road to VR headsets becoming something people actually have in their living rooms. There's no set date for the retail version yet, but Mark Zuckerberg's controversial $2 billion cash-injection should hopefully help speed the process up.
Pallet Town, the home of Professor Oak and a total of 8 people might be small with its original three buildings, but that's just the right size to make a Sims version possible.
Inspired by Maya art and Camazotz, an actual bat god from Mayan mythology, here's artist Kimbal's pre-Columbian Batman.
