The Darkness II hands-on preview reveals new powers, controllable Darkling and… Jenny?
The Darkness II hands-on preview reveals new powers, controllable Darkling and… Jenny? When we caught our first glimpse of The Darkness II back in March, we didn’t exactly see Jackie Estacado in his finest hour. Oh sure, he’d become a top crime boss since we’d seen him last, amassing his own “family” after being possessed by a demonic force known as the Darkness in the first game. And that same demonic force still allowed him to tear a bloody swath through any thugs that stood in his way, now more gruesomely than ever. However, it hadn’t been enough to keep him out of the hands of a menacing group called the Brotherhood, who – when our very first demo started – were in the process of nailing Jackie to a huge wooden cross. Our latest hands-on with the game took us back to that scene, showing how Jackie wound up in that awful predicament – and what happens to him afterward...
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How a Class Doodle Became Stylish Indie Platformer Chester
How a Class Doodle Became Stylish Indie Platformer Chester Want to be a game developer? Start scribbling in class. That's how Benjamin Friedrich came up with the designs for his gorgeous, clever game filled with bizarre characters and levels.
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Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken hands-on preview
Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken hands-on preview We don’t know how the gameplay will turn out just yet, but the story behind Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken is stupendous. The hero has his name because as a little chicken fetus, he was hardboiled inside his egg. That’s… disgusting, but also sets the proper tone for this 2D action/platformer which combines cute cartoon art with shockingly gory violence. In the Rocketbirds universe...
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Why Deus Ex: Human Revolution’s Narrative Fails to Impress
Why Deus Ex: Human Revolution’s Narrative Fails to Impress Deus Ex: Human Revolution's story -- a grandiose tale stuffed to the brim with mythological references, hefty moral questions and dystopian predictions -- is not very good at making you care about it.
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La Vita Loca: Trying and Failing to Play Sony’s New Portable
La Vita Loca: Trying and Failing to Play Sony’s New Portable TOKYO and CHIBA, Japan — Wired.com’s staff came into Tokyo Game Show excited to get our hands on the PlayStation Vita. One endless bus ride, an aimless excursion on a boat and lots of polite rejections later, we were no closer than when we began. Sony is launching PlayStation Vita in Japan on December 17 with [...]
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