New Gravity Rush DLC headed for LittleBigPlanet
Posted: November 19, 2012 Filed under: DLC, News, Video games | Tags: battle royale, dlc, gravity rush, karting, kat, littlebigplanet, playstation all stars, playstation all-stars battle royale, scea, sony, videogames 2 CommentsThere you go.
Mass Effect 3 Ending Patch
Posted: March 21, 2012 Filed under: DLC, Opinion, Video games | Tags: art for art's sake, art majors, art object, art ownership, artistic integrity, bioware, casey judson, commander shepard, cultural ownership, cultural product, cultural production, dlc, ea, electronic arts, ending, ending patch, gameplay, highfalutin, mass effect, mass effect 3, mass effect 3 ending, mass effect ending, muzkya, new ending, normandy, ray muzyka, seth green, shepard, ssv normandy, video game fans, videogamers, videogames 4 Comments
This is starting to become old news, but Bioware has been put on the defensive lately by people having played Mass Effect 3 and been dissatisfied with the ending. Having not beaten the game myself (blasphemy!), I don’t know how much I can argue the point, but I do think it’s gotten pretty ridiculous so far. Read the rest of this entry »
Uncharted: Golden Abyss
Posted: March 5, 2012 Filed under: Review, Video games | Tags: bend, camera, chase, dante, drake, drake's fortune, emulation, feminism, golden abyss, Guerrero, jason dante, marisa chase, mass effect 3, nathan drake, naughty dog, patience, platformer, playstation, playstation vita, release, shooting, sniper rifle, sony, south america, uncharted, videogames, vincent perez, vita Leave a commentYou may remember that I am the proud new owner of a PS Vita. My original review was written after only playing a few of the Augmented Reality games, a bit of Uncharted: Golden Abyss, and a few hours of Touch My Katamari. I lauded the machine in just about every aspect, and I still have no complaints.
Skyrim 1.3, the Unruined Edition
Posted: December 7, 2011 Filed under: News, Opinion | Tags: 1.3, bethesda, bugs, fixed, patch, skyrim, videogames 1 Comment
With resistances broken, hiding behind rocks is becoming a viable option again.
Bethesda has dropped the 1.3 patch for Skyrim. You may remember the 1.2 patch, which ruined bookshelves, introduced a ton of stability issues, made dragons fly backwards, and screwed your resistances so a backwards flying dragon could incinerate you even with your 100% fire resistance.
Finally.
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