In a very exciting bit of news for portable game fans, Phoenix Wright is returning as Gyakuten Saiban’s protagonist after a long-awaited return in Phoenix Wright 5, just announced in Famitsu this week.  Scans of Famitsu hint that Maya may not be returning as a protagonist, but instead show a...

There’s just one week left for the SolForge Kickstarter campaign. SolForge is a digital card game created by the team at Gary Games along with Richard Garfield – the godfather of Magic: The Gathering. The Kickstarter has reached the 200k mark of its 250k goal, and it’s fast approaching its end. That...

I’m not going to lie, when I was listening to Ubisoft’s big E3 press conference I couldn’t help but be impressed by them. They seemed to be having such a good time in making and playing all of those different games, and I really wanted to play them. The only thing that’s been keeping...

When Valve first announced Greenlight for Steam, many people saw it as a revolution in how games come about. After all, here you have a program set up that would allow the people who actually play games, not board room executives, decide what games should be funded and created, and which games...

I’ve heard of parkour and it’s definitely not as easy as it looks. Parkour, to some, is an art form while to others it’s a way of exercise. To some it’s a way of life, and there’s nothing wrong with that. For those who don’t know, parkour or freerunning is a mode of transportation where one uses...

The newest piece of DLC, Hearthfire, for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is available now for the Xbox 360. Players can download this content for 400 Microsoft Points off of the Xbox Live Marketplace. Bethesda sent out a press release this morning in attempts to dragon shout the news to everyone. The new DLC...

Making HD remakes of games seems to be the hot new thing for publishers. It really makes sense, as it doesn’t cost nearly as much to update the graphics as it does to completely design and create a brand new game. Gamers are happy because they’re getting the chance to relive some of their...

Windows XP has been around for nearly 11 years, and yet it’s still in use by nearly a third of computer users all over the world. Despite the security flaws inherent in an 11 year old system, and the fact that it hasn’t been able to support the latest in DirectX technology since DirectX 10 came...