Being a gamer is like being any other subset of human being, like a gardener, or snake wrestler, it involves dealing with a number of stereotypes. Namely Sony, and Aiwa, but some prefer others.
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Get a sneak preview of the lands in which you'll be dying and the monsters that will kill you in early 2016.
It looks like Team Fortress 2 and Telltale Games made sweeeeeeeeeet sweet love, and this is their cartoony product.
Above all, video games are about building worlds. It's a lot like building a skyscraper. Occasionally, long after the skyscraper is complete, you find a few strange quirks that the architects overlooked. An office kitchen with no countertops, or a bathroom door that can't fully open because the toilet is in the way. Ladies and gentlemen, here they are: the inconvenient toilets of video games.
"The hardest thing in life to learn is which bridge to cross and which to burn."
-- David Russell
If there's anything less realistic than female body armor, it's female bodies themselves.
If you want a system that has a huge breadth of games, most of which you'll never play, then look no further!
During EA's press conference earlier this week, a lovely little game called Unravel was unveiled by an even lovelier, incredibly nervous Swedish man named Martin Sahlin. What's so lovely about him, you ask? His genuine enthusiasm for his work and the way his nervousness made his hands tremble uncontrollably on stage. Martin quickly found his way to being the Patron Saint of the Internet, under such names as 'Precious Yarn Man,' 'Tremble Hands,' and 'Swedish Man of Yarn.'
What happens when you get a bunch of people who have never done stand-up comedy before trying to force humor on a lukewarm audience? You get E3 presentations, that's what. To all future E3 presenters: stop trying to be funny. It rarely ends well.
Another E3 has come and gone, but the memory of all those awesome games will be with us until the next Expo in 2016. If you're too thirsty for new gaming content, here's 15 games you can buy, play and beat all before New Year's Eve.
Take a look at the E3 games you can buy in 2015.
The first ever PC Gaming Show at E3 was quite a hefty one, running nearly three hours long, and with plenty of heady and technical content to satisfy die-hard master race gamers. There wasn't a lot of glamour and flair, but that's just how they like it; substance trumps style any day of the week.
It's been a whirlwind couple of days of awesome presentations from big name companies at E3, and we're beyond excited for the next couple of years worth of games. Though there were way more than fifteen games to be excited about, we whittled down our favorites to these:
Square-Enix had its strongest showing in years with gameplay from beloved titles like Kingdom Hearts and Deus Ex, and a cheer-worthy reveal of an HD remake of Final Fantasy VII.
It's a been a long day full of hype and joy, and Sony's E3 conference was a fitting end to such an action-packed marathon. The conference was equal parts nostalgia and familiar titles, with plenty to satisfy new converts to PlayStation and those who have dutifully had a PlayStation console in their homes since the '90s.
