I don't know how many times I've read articles like this -- just replace Sony with any company/government entity you can think of. It's the journalist equivalent of saying first ...and like any company/government entity, the response to a crisis is always the same: admit the mistake without giving any ...
I'd love it if every game had a self-contained copy, like an arcade board, so you'd just need to supply the extras -- power source, controller, and display -- to run the game as it was designed. Emulation can only make the game playable, but it's rarely/never the same experience. ...
I don't mind being a cog, as long as the machine isn't a Terminator. I think what's missing in all these rants is the need to be inclusive, but not in the city upon a hill approach. No one -- even the non-gamer moneyman -- should be excluded from the ...
This is a fantastic use of Kinect to Muppify yourself. Pure genius. I can only hope they'll parody games like Sesame Street -- or just Sesame, as Tim Schafer puts it -- does with pop culture.
As a former tester -- though not on this game -- I feel obligated to respond. Like any food we consume, it will contain an acceptable amount of bugs. That being said, I think the report is exaggerated, and the metaphor is unfair. A more reasonable metaphor would be that ...
What I think is unethical is the message of this article, Mr. Clark. For you to assign shame to a game that you haven't played, entirely based on your personal sensibilities, is simply irresponsible. Could it be possible that there's more depth to this game than shooting avatars in the ...
