The Round Up of Duke Nukem Forever News at PAX 2010
Duke is back to kick ass and chew bubblegum—in fact, it has been confirmed that the game is in production right now, and will actually come out in 2011. 1UP and EpicBattleAxe report that Gearbox Software is currently developing the game. and that a playable demo it is currently playable. This could perhaps hint tha fans of Borderlands and mods of the Half-Life series of games could be in store for some real treats. Here's a round up of the news so far.
Chris GampatHands-on with LittleBigPlanet 2
The other day, Will and I were able to get some hands-on time with LittleBigPlanet 2 coming to Playstation 3. Though I've admittedly not played the first, the game has always been one that I've wanted to try because of just how fun it looks. And the sequel is very, very fun. The extra emphasis on fun comes from the forgiving nature of the game and the ultimate customization and creation of worlds.
The Official Unofficial PAX orgy is now accepting only couples and ladies
It seems like single males are at the bottom of the food chain when it comes to even nerd orgies. Joystiq discovered via Craigslist that there is an orgy that will be going down on the Friday night and perhaps followed up the next night.
Chris GampatCheap Thrills: Master of Fortresses
Cheap Thrills is a column by Chris Gampat reviewing affordable (under $20) or free games for the recession.
If you're a fan of defense games, then chances are that you won't mind getting slightly Imperial on someone's ass when playing Master of Fortresses. Based around the imperial era, the game makes players defend their holdout against either the British, French and Germans, or play as those respective nations.
Chris GampatQuick Review: Soul of Darkness is for dudes that hate Twilight
Haters of Twilight will be happy to know that you will get to go totally fubar on some real vampires in Gameloft's Soul of Darkness. Available for download from the DSi Store, the game is short but very fun and challenging, especially if you don't pay attention to certain details. The game is actually so fun, that I actually went right ahead and replayed it—which is rare for any downloadable game.
Chris GampatNew Pokemon Black/White Trailer looks simply amazing (for Pokemon)
Recently, a brand new Pokemon Black and White trailer came out that goes in depth to show off some new features of the game. The source, a German website translated by Google here, tells of some of the details, though not very clearly. It explains a bit about a "Dark Team" and a regional manager. On top of this video though, another video (after the jump) was released showing off some quick battle scenes and what seems to be a mini-game. Leave us your thoughts in the comments below.
Chris GampatCheap Thrills: Ricochet Kills 2
Cheap Thrills is a column by Chris Gampat reviewing affordable (under $20) or free games for the recession.
If you like solving puzzles, killing shadowy people, and physics, then Ricochet Kills 2 may be just the game for you. With loads of different combinations for murdering the men in suits and with different objects to aid or work against you, the game is highly addicting with a simple gameplay mechanic that will leave your brain confused with how to accomplish your goals.
If you're bored with nothing to do during a lunch break or really want to try a new game to get away from all the FPS's out there, give this simple flash game a try. If you're an Android user, let us know how it works on your phone.
Chris GampatPicking apart the Alice: Madness Returns teaser trailer
American McGee and EA have finally announced the sequel to the much-loved Alice—which was perhaps the darkest interpretation of Alice in Wonderland known to mainstream audiences. With Alice: Madness Returns, we can perhaps expect even more insanity from the world. Here is an analysis of the teaser trailer.
Chris GampatCheap Thrills: Coma Is Like Limbo on Flash
Cheap Thrills is a column by Chris Gampat reviewing affordable (under $20) or free games for the recession.
Coma is a free flash game where the player must accomplish certain tasks to finally wake themselves out of a coma and escape the dreamworld. Remember that very-creepy-but-addicting-nontheless game called Limbo for XBLA? Well, Coma will remind players much of that game. Granted, there are differences—but the core gameplay is still quite similar and players will encounter similarly creepy events without the simplistic but brutal violence that players experienced in Limbo.
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