Posted by Caitlyn Muncy on 10 25th, 2013

Posted by Raine Hutchens on Jun 5, 2012 When it comes to the Halo series, nothing is more intense than its multiplayer. Sure, gamers have flocked all around for the game’s cinematic storyline and followed Chief through the years, but it’s the ongoing multiplayer that keeps gamers coming back for more as each new title releases. Starting with Halo 3, which introduced a new way to play online with...

Posted by Raine Hutchens on Jun 5, 2012 Dead Island released last year and made more than just a ripple when it hit the waters of the gaming community. As an open-world zombie slasher action RPG, it offers much for players who are into the whole zombie apocalypse idea. Thankfully I’m one of those players and I gobbled up everything the game would give me. Not too long ago Deep Silver helped push...

Posted by Raine Hutchens on Jun 5, 2012 When I wrote about the new multiplayer mode in Gears of War: Judgment, I initially thought it wouldn’t be something I would be into. My fear was that People Can Fly would focus too much on making a class-based multiplayer and it would take away from the true Gears of War feel. It just seems like nowadays too many game developers want to create a game to put...

Posted by Raine Hutchens on Jun 5, 2012 Nintendo took the stage today in front of tons of hungry fans during this year’s E3 event. Fans huddled together to see what announcements the gaming giant had for us, and there were plenty. The conference can be described best as short and sweet, though some fans left with a bit of a bitter taste in their mouths. Let’s take a look at what all we saw, and...

Posted by Raine Hutchens on Jun 5, 2012 During Sony’s press conference yesterday David Cage came on stage to finally reveal his company’s new project. A teaser video was shown, revealing that the new title is called Beyond: Two Souls. Quantic Dream has been working on this project for a while and slates it for a Q4 release, which means we’ll see it sometime from January to March of 2013. The...

Posted by Raine Hutchens on Jun 5, 2012 If you tuned in to Ubisoft’s press conference yesterday during E3 (which everyone should have), you would have seen the amazing live demo of a new game called Watch Dogs. The game centers on a fully digital world, and how certain people can take advantage of the technology we have in use today. In the demo one of the NPCs in the bar sports a QR code on...