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With 2013 just around the corner and the release of The Elder Scrolls Online drawing nearer and nearer, ZeniMax Online Studios calls upon your attention to begin considering the alliance to which you will pledge your efforts.
With the release of Wreck-it Ralph finally upon us, it’s as good a time as any to look back and reflect on the (arguably) troubled history of video game movies.
Spicy Horse Games announced today that the closed beta for their latest title, Akaneiro: Demon Hunters, is now underway.
Video game nerds rejoice! In what is perhaps the most diverse video game character collaboration in history, the Disney animated flick, Wreck-it Ralph, is finally set to open to the public today.
Turbine has decided to appease the Apple audience by revealing today that they have released a Mac beta client for the Lord of the Rings Online.
As if you needed more incentive to play Offensive Combat. The browser-based MMOFPS by U4iA games just received its fifth update which brought a host of new features.
A recent article from GameIndustry International explains how Jonas Antonsson, CEO of Gogogic, regards the single player component of a game as nothing more than a “gimmick”. Do you agree?
Perfect World will be allowing fans to test their highly anticipated MMORPG, Neverwinter, at Paris Games Week 2012.
The War Z moves into closed beta phase today. Access to the first open world zombie survival MMO will present new content and feedback to better the game.
Trion Worlds has announced that the open beta for Rift: Storm Legion has been extended an extra two days.
Today Wargaming has announced that the much anticipated new update, 8.1, is now available for tankers in Europe and starting tomorrow in North America.
Do you think games get announced way too early? Do you think there is a certain amount of time that would lead to a good amount of follow up and still make it fresh for the gamers? 6 months out? 1 year out?
Mabinogi will soon receive the Classic Patch which is set to bring a wide variety of changes to the game. While each valuable in their own right, perhaps the most surprising and noteworthy of them all is the lifting of the marriage gender restrictions.
The game industry rarely incorporates the real world of politics, usually preferring the safe, neutral grounds of political ambiguity. However, U4iA Games is hardly a developer to play it safe and conventional.
Can a video game be truly scary or mentally degrading without resorting to making the weirdly shaped monster jump out of a shadow at me? Are there any games that really shy away from the jump scare and focus on your mind?
