After coming away disappointed with the Chapter 4 Gamescom demo in August, this new Final Fantasy VII Revelation demo, set during Chapter 1, gave me exactly what I was looking for.
After coming away disappointed with the Chapter 4 Gamescom demo in August, this new Final Fantasy VII Revelation demo, set during Chapter 1, gave me exactly what I was looking for.
We've played roughly 15 hours of Valor Mortis, the first-person Soulslike from the team behind the Ghostrunner series, and though we're enjoying most of it a lot, its difficulty balance feels out of tune.
The new HD-2D Final Fantasy might be packed with cameos, but it has a little more going for it than just your favorite characters showing up for cool attacks.
By car or by foot, go on the run in this cross-country race that never stops. Take a look at NFS: The Run's protagonist Jack and his wild ride through Chicago.
By car or by foot, go on the run in this cross-country race that never stops. Take a look at NFS: The Run's protagonist Jack and his wild ride through Chicago.
By car or by foot, go on the run in this cross-country race that never stops. Take a look at NFS: The Run's protagonist Jack and his wild ride through Chicago.
Despite the lack of recent updates, the upcoming Wii title was playable on the
show floor in the form of a new demo. I got a chance today to try out
three different sections of the game - a bird riding race, a dungeon
area, and a boss fight.
Activision's blockbuster shooter headlined Microsoft's E3 2011 press
conference, kicking off this year's show with an explosive first-person
battle in the New York City harbor.
Activision's blockbuster shooter headlined Microsoft's E3 2011 press
conference, kicking off this year's show with an explosive first-person
battle in the New York City harbor.
Activision's blockbuster shooter headlined Microsoft's E3 2011 press
conference, kicking off this year's show with an explosive first-person
battle in the New York City harbor.
Can the next Call of Duty live up to the high expectations left by its
predecessor despite all the drama surrounding its creation? My first look left this question frustratingly unanswered.
Can the next Call of Duty live up to the high expectations left by its
predecessor despite all the drama surrounding its creation? My first look left this question frustratingly unanswered.
