Games

  • Atari games found buried in New Mexico landfill make $107,000 on eBay

    In April last year, a film and dig crew set out to discover if the story of Atari burying almost one million unsold video cartridges into a New Mexico landfill was nothing more than a rumor. Led by archaeologist Andrew Reinhard, the teams unearthed hundreds of copies of E.T., consider by many to be the…

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  • Artist Spruces Up Thrift Paintings by Adding Video Game, Sci-Fi Icons

    Artist Dave Pollot has found a way to re-invent old paintings. read more Artist Spruces Up Thrift Paintings by Adding Video Game, Sci-Fi Icons – IGN.

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  • First Look at ‘Human Element’ A Zombie Survival Horror Epic

    35 years have passed since the world as we know it was destroyed from a zombie apocalypse, survivors must fight for the last remaining supplies in crucial outpost locations across the world. read more First Look at ‘Human Element’ A Zombie Survival Horror Epic | moviepilot.com.

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  • ‘Tokyo Dark’ Dev Says Game Was Inspired By Japan’s Urban Myths

    Jon Williams, creator of the upcoming “Tokyo Dark,” talks about how the development of the game was heavily inspired by the urban myths of Japan, Siliconera reported. read more ‘Tokyo Dark’ Dev Says Game Was Inspired By Japan’s Urban Myths : Tech : Design & Trend.

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  • Best 12 ghost films for Halloween

    It’s nearly Halloween so we thought we’d help you find a good scary film to put you in the right mood! So here’s our picks for the best 12 ghost films of all time in no particular order: read more Best 12 ghost films for Halloween | Canterbury Times.

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  • The Most Anticipated Games of Fall 2014

    Something happens to the gaming industry in Fall. In the run-up to juicy holiday sales, every major studio seems eager to push out a number of high caliber, wonderfully crafted titles to gamers — and we’re certainly not complaining. After a relatively light gaming load this time last year, especially on the PlayStation 4 and…

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  • Top 5 – Greatest Zombies In Games

    Zombie games have been around for ages now, but recently there has definitely been an increase in the number of zombie games being released. It seems that gamers cannot get enough of the undead. This whole zombie craze is sort of like a zombie itself — it refuses to die. I’ve been playing a few…

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  • 20 Greatest Zombie Games Ever

    20 Greatest Zombie Games Ever

    It shouldn’t be too big of a surprise that zombies have become such popular video game enemies. It just takes one glance at their key characteristics to see that they’re perfectly suited to the medium. For example, zombies are mindless and stupid. Therefore, dodgy AI in which a member of the undead shuffles repeatedly into…

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  • Guillermo Del Toro Has High Hopes for ‘Silent Hills’

    I have a feeling we’ll be seeing more from Silent Hills when this year’s Tokyo Game Show comes along later this month. Otherwise, I doubt Sony would have dedicated as much of their pre-TGS press conference to the game. After Hideo Kojima took the stage to discuss Silent Hills and Metal Gear Solid V, his…

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  • The Saints Row franchise goes to hell

    During their panel at PAX Prime in Seattle over the weekend, Volition revealed a standalone expansion for Saints Row IV: Gat Out of Hell, which sees the Saints going to Hell to “shoot the devil in the face. “The expansion’s reveal trailer offers a taste of what to expect – and it’s just as off-the-wall…

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  • Dead On: How the Original Resident Evil Did Right By Zombies

    Do you remember when the first Resident Evil game came out in 1996? Like me, some of you may have been too young to play it at the time. I was in fifth grade that year, learning about how scientists had just cloned a sheep named Dolly. In 1990, the Human Genome Project began, and…

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  • Why Silent Hills teaser PT could be one of the scariest games ever made

    PT played host to one of the best game reveals of recent memory. Announced to little fanfare, it masqueraded as a free demo for a new game from an unknown developer during Sony’s gamescom press conference, but was soon revealed to be a playable teaser hence the name, PT for Hideo Kojima and Guillermo del…

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  • ‘Hero Run’ Trailer Pits Batman and the Flash Against Psychic Gorillas and Deadly Clowns – Hollywood Reporter

    Having enjoyed success with mobile games based on existing movie and game franchises in recent years, DC Entertainment’s latest mobile game pairs the Dark Knight and Fastest Man Alive in a race against time to save two cities — and “race,” in this case, is meant literally. read more ‘Hero Run’ Trailer Pits Batman and…

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  • Occult mystery The Vanishing of Ethan Carter first to console on PS4

    Occult mystery game The Vanishing of Ethan Carter comes to consoles first on PlayStation 4.Adrian Chmielarz, founder of developer The Astronauts, explained the decision in a blog post.”Because Sony has been incredibly supportive and pro-active in making sure that happens,” he said. “It’s as simple as that, really.”The PC versions continues unaffected, Chmielarz said, and…

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  • 10 Most Shocking Video Game Myths.

    Game myths are a dime a dozen. Spread like wildfire thanks to the internet and its gaming forums, aided by Photoshop, and also “eyewitness accounts” that resemble UFO sightings, game myths range from standard and believable rumors to totally outrageous lies.. read more 10 Most Shocking Video Game Myths. Closer Inspection Revealed The Truth..

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  • Zombies? Maybe You Should “Fear the Living”- A New RPG

    John Thomas Jessop is a huge fan of the zombie genre, as many of us are, and he set off to make a zombie RPG that really captures ALL the aspects of the zombie apocalypse. Look at the range of zombie movies and tv shows, which cover everything from “realistic” drama, to tongue and cheek…

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  • The D&D Starter Set is a Great Way to Introduce Newbies to RPGs

    The relaunch of Dungeons & Dragons begins this week with the release of the D&D Starter Set, a $20 box designed to be the perfect introduction to tabletop fantasy role-playing games. I tested it out with a group of neophyte gamers, and we had a blast. read more The D&D Starter Set is a Great…

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  • Save the world in the popular RPG Never Future, available for free until August 8

    There are a variety of role playing games available for Windows Phone that are worth downloading and Never Future is one of them. The platform-exclusive title, developed by SneakyBox, is currently free until August 8, a perfect opportunity to try out a highly-rated experience. So head past the break, read more about this post-apocalyptic adventure…

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  • “It’s an iPhone case” – Today’s kids react to original Nintendo Game Boy

    In a video that’s sure to make you feel old, children have been interviewed after seeing the original Game Boy for the first time.TheFineBros gave the classic gaming device to youngsters to see if they knew what it was. read more “It’s an iPhone case” – Today’s kids react to original Nintendo Game Boy –…

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  • A new Tomb Raider Novel Announced!

    On the Crystal Dynamics blog, it was announced that a new Tomb Raider novel is going to be released and is now available for pre-order.This new novel titled “Tomb Raider: The Ten Thousand Immortals” is set to continue the story which was in the most recent Tomb Raider game 2013 reboot. The story picks up…

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  • Neil Gaiman’s ghostly adventure Wayward Manor debuts in July

    Developer The Odd Gentlemen have announced plans to launch Wayward Manor on July 15, 2014. Wayward Manor would be notable on its own, as the game’s premise casts players as a ghost attempting to solve the mystery of his own death by scaring the current, living inhabitants of the old Victorian house where he once…

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  • Why The Original Resident Evil Is So Influential

    Firstly, a brief history of Resident Evil and how it even came about in the first place. You might have heard of a Famicom game known as Sweet Home – but it’s more likely you haven’t as it was only released in Japan, although there is a fan translated version out there. Capcom released Sweet…

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  • Tomb Raider – Through the Years

    Tomb Raider is an action adventure game which first started in 1993 by Core Design leading to the first game of the series being released in 1996 on the DOS, Sega Saturn and PlayStation. The player portrays a British female called Lara Croft in which she is an archaeologist who goes on adventures in search…

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  • The Devil’s Men is Daedalic’s occult Victorian England multi-solution adventure game

    When I went to see Daedalic last year, industrial-flavoured concept art for The Devil’s Men plastered every wall of a corner room in their Hamburg studio. A bunch of journalists were placed under strict orders not to talk about it until everybody else knew it existed. So what was the purpose of showing us at…

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