Half of Rain World’s two-man development team took to Sony’s PlayStation Blog today to talk more about the game. Joar Jakobsson describes its world as a once industrial landscape battered into grimy disrepair by the constant rain; an ecosystem to be survived rather than navigated. Years in the making, Rain World is…
Titanfall’s official Twitter account is taking a rather active approach to their marketing. The account is messaging users who make the smallest mention of wanting to play a new game.
Titanfall’s official Twitter account is taking a rather active approach to their marketing. The account is messaging users who make the smallest mention of wanting to play a new game.
The slimmer, redesigned PlayStation 4 will soon be available in Glacier White.Read more…
The slimmer, redesigned PlayStation 4 will soon be available in Glacier White.Read more…
Despite its infuriating control issues, awful stealth missions, interminable boss fights and half-baked sidequests, I cannot discount Gravity Rush 2’s mammoth ambition and abundance of otherworldly charm. If a game must be a mess, at least let it be this exuberant a mess.
Despite its infuriating control issues, awful stealth missions, interminable boss fights and half-baked sidequests, I cannot discount Gravity Rush 2’s mammoth ambition and abundance of otherworldly charm. If a game must be a mess, at least let it be this exuberant a mess.
Polygon’s latest feature article is an oral history of Final Fantasy VII. The piece features interviews with dozens of development team members and creative voices including director Yoshinori Kitase, composer Nobuo Uematsu, and Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi.
Polygon’s latest feature article is an oral history of Final Fantasy VII. The piece features interviews with dozens of development team members and creative voices including director Yoshinori Kitase, composer Nobuo Uematsu, and Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi.
The world is confusing. No one tells you how to do a damn thing until it is too late. This happens in games too. It’s hard to know where mistakes were made. Let It Die’s end of level replays make it easy to grasp the big picture.