Frozen Synapse is an indie release from Mode 7 Games, that is simply a breath of fresh air and an extremely fun game. Interesting graphics and art style, combined with a form of turn-based strategy gameplay similar to the old Rainbow Six games, makes for one heck of a time with or without friends. If you enjoy strategy games or chess, you won’t want to put this one down. — Our review after the break!
Dante is quite the charismatic guy, nabbing himself multiple games spanning over a decade now with the help of pretty much no one but himself. So it’s no surprise that soon when people think Devil May Cry, they might picture in their heads a full-length film. Capcom announced yesterday that the series is being adapted by Screen Gems and will be based off the DMC reboot game that Ninja Theory is working on. — More after the break!
Nintendo’s Wii U (shutter) may be a whole year away but that doesn’t mean that journalists weren’t allowed to get an advanced preview of what its controller and some of it core features are going to work and feel like. Check out this hands-on video of what 1up.com’s fella’s thought of the Big N’s next dive into next-gen innovation. — More after the break!
If you follow Vanillaware then you know that they have a very distinct hand drawn 2D way about all their games; starting from Odin Sphere and onward, there work looks like nothing else. So when Sony teased a Vanillaware title in their PS Vita games montage, you could only imagine some people pointing at their screens going “oooooo!!” Well, here’s some gameplay footage of that game, Dragon’s Crown.
Ryu Hayabusa is ninja. He’s got a sword. He cuts people with it. Blood pours out of them like a waterbed getting getting hacked up with a chainsaw. This is the kind of gameplay and visuals we’ve grown accustomed to from the modern Ninja Gaiden series, but this upcoming NG3 title really takes that whole blood and guts thing to the next level. — Trailer and gameplay after the break!
Rhythm Heaven, developed by Nintendo, was released on the DS a few years back since it wasn’t that huge of a seller, though it did get a lot of attention with this Beyonce ad — aah! Well, it’s making a return in the form of a full-on Wii title. The original got some really favorable reviews and the gameplay was solid, so you can expect more of the same radness in this home console version.
Decades ago Kirby made his gaming debut onto Nintendo’s first portbable system, the Gameboy. Kirby’s Dreamland was the monochromatic introduction to the pink puffball we know and love today, and Nintendo’s revealed not one, but two, new Kirby titles this E3; namely this one — Kirby: Mass Attack which stars a group of Kirby’s you can control all at a single time.
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