There’s no question what happened during Sony’s E3 press conference Monday night. They went for Microsoft’s throat, in a big way. Not only did Sony undercut the Xbox One’s price by $100, they made a point of spelling out their policy regarding used games, lending to friends, and online check-in DRM. For the Playstation 4,…
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So today it was revealed what consumers would pay to have the next gaming generation in their living room. Xbox One will release this November, for $499 in the US.
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This reveal felt very much like a bit of a teaser to me. Sure they showed the console (within about 5 minutes…you see that Sony?!), they didn’t go into a whole lot of the details, especially when it came to the games. Though if you think about it, we all know there’s going to be…
So I recently started playing a little game called Kerbal Space Program, an indie game that recently was put up on Steam. I’d actually been hearing about it for a while now and finally decided to give it a shot. Keep reading for my thoughts, and the first Let’s Play video for our Kerbal adventure.
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Our fellow blogger on here, Amanda, who usually writes about anime & manga related things, has a fear of spiders. That fear stretches into the realm of video games, which we find highly amusing, and it resulted in a video.
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For the past five years, every week, there has been new Rock Band DLC released. I’m sure by now that most of you know that string of releases have ended in April. It feels like the end of an era. So it got me thinking about how long I’ve been playing this game and it’s predecessors, and how there’s still a lot of songs I wish had been added.
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