A collection of blogs for gaming. Included are console gaming, PC gaming, mobile gaming, and other electronic games.
For most publishers, a six-year development cycle on an unproven sci-fi game would be treated as a warning sign. For Capcom, Pragmata has turned into something much harder to dismiss: a new intellectual property that sold more than 1 million units worldwide in just two days. Capcom announced on April 20 that Pragmata had crossed […]
Pragmata’s 1 Million Sales Turn Capcom’s Long Delay Into a Rare New IP Win Read More »
New York Attorney General Letitia James has filed a lawsuit against Valve Corporation, arguing that “loot boxes” in several Valve games amount to illegal gambling under New York law. The state says Valve’s systems in Counter-Strike 2, Team Fortress 2, and Dota 2 push players to pay real money for a randomized chance at rare
NY AG Letitia James Sues Valve Over Counter-Strike Skins Read More »
Flappy Bird launched on iOS in May 2013, made by Vietnamese indie developer Dong Nguyen under his small studio dotGears. It’s the definition of simple: tap to keep a tiny bird (often referred to as “Faby”) in the air and squeeze through pairs of green pipes. Its simple gameplay and extreme difficulty made Flappy Bird
Flappy Bird’s Final Flight: 12 Years Since The Game That Quit At The Peak Read More »
Filipino Pokémon fans were in for a treat on February 1 as Jollibee launched its Pokémon Evolution Surprise Kids Meal toys. By the end of the day, the meal sold out while the FB marketplace was flooded with listings of the Kids Meal toys. What’s In The Pokémon Evolution Surprise Kids Meal Toy Set This
Jollibee Pokemon Evolution Surprise Kids Meal Toys Sold Out Read More »
In 2009, a 27-year-old man in Tokyo who goes by the online name “SAL9000” drew international attention after holding a wedding ceremony with Nene Anegasaki, a fictional character from the Nintendo DS dating simulation game Love Plus. Nene is portrayed as a cheerful, affectionate high school girl whose in-game responses shift depending on how the
Japanese Man Holds Wedding Ceremony With Nintendo DS Game Character Read More »
A Spanish rental listing on Idealista attempted to market an apartment using The Sims 4 images photographed from a monitor, featuring bird’s-eye shots of an all-white space with staged props, including books, utensils, and a kitchen roll, as well as a random bedside table beside the fridge. A Twitter user flagged the post, and replies
Spanish Rental Ad Uses The Sims 4 Screenshots Read More »
Sony’s October lineup leans into spooky season with a marquee horror remake and a stack of story-driven hits. Silent Hill 2 headlines the month, with fresh PS5 editions and horror treats rounding out the slate. Until Dawn and Poppy Playtime are perfect Halloween picks if you want jump scares and tense choices. Yakuza: Like a
PlayStation Plus Game Catalog for October: Silent Hill 2 Leads the Scares Read More »
Silent Hill is one of the iconic horror game franchise that is still relevant in modern gaming. With Silent Hill F about to launch, it is a good time to look back at the older titles. I will go through why the first four games made an impact to so many gamers. The First Silent
Silent Hill: Why Players Love It Read More »
While Fatal Frame 1 established the series’ Camera Obscura game mechanic, it was Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly that made the series popular. The sequel has two twin sisters attempt to survive a haunted abandoned village with the signature ghost-bane camera. While there are minor improvements to the gameplay, the main attraction of Crimson Butterfly
Fatal Frame II Review: Twin’s Terror Read More »
Horror games have been gaining traction since the Playstation 1 era with the likes of Resident Evil, Silent Hill, and Clock Tower. Makoto Shibata was looking to break through the genre with Fatal Frame. A game he aimed to be the scariest title anyone has played. That goal has been accomplished with the title’s clever
Fatal Frame 2001: Horror Through a Camera Read More »
