Monday, May 21, 2012
New James Bond: Skyfall - Trailer & 007 Legends Video Game Trailer
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Delays
This has been a very crazy week, and because of such, it hasn't allowed me to complete an article to post today. I have several articles in the works right now, and you will get to quaff in their greatness very shortly. Please check back soon for my Mass Effect Series Review: Part III, Hitman Sniper Challenge Review, Witcher 2 review, and Max Payne 3 review. You won't regret it!
Until next time, keep on gamin' on!
Until next time, keep on gamin' on!
Monday, May 14, 2012
Welcome to the Retrolution: Indie Innovation and Old School Gaming
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| To The Moon, Indie AND at night. Boo-ya! How's that for some wordplay?! |
From college students programming on mainframes surreptitiously during the night, to multibillion dollar corporations that started out of a home garage, the video game industry has always had an element of independent, or “indie”, production values. However as the video game industry began to rapidly expand and development costs and production values increased drastically it wasn’t long before one-man and small scale studios began to fall by the wayside. While indie gaming certainly survived, its role in the industry changed radically. With most small studios unable to foot the bill for licensing fees, specialized cartridge/disc formats, or decent software engines/tools, indie game development became a domain almost exclusively reserved for PC gamers. But, as the saying goes, "the more things change, the more they stay the same". As prices of both hardware and software decreased video game development once again became feasible for the everyday man, and with a surprising amount of support from console makers and major developers, a digital revolution unparalleled since the early days of the industry was born. While the crap to quality ratio of indie games isn’t that great, quality indie titles are regularly released.
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Halo: Reach "Cook Off" Flyer
What you see above is the sexy and sleek flyer that will appear in the Jordan Landing Gamestop. You may pick one up at their store, or you can just simply sign up now! What are you waiting for!? E-mail your name, date of birth, and indication of the tournament you're signing up for to gamingcuisine@gmail.com
Until next time, keep on gamin' on!
Until next time, keep on gamin' on!
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