A few of the writers at Player Affinity provide their thoughts on Microsoft’s showing at this year’s E3. While they felt the show had its ups and downs, everyone agrees on one major point: What the Hell was Usher doing there?
Was the game Hydrophobia so bad that it drowned its developer, Dark Energy Digital? Player Affinity’s Charles Battersby takes a look at this watery flop to see what went wrong.
I’m not going to start this by saying “you may have heard of Call of Duty”, because everyone has heard of Call of Duty. Your family pets probably know what Call of Duty is, so now we’re past the introductions, Activison announced earlier this week at E3 that they will be releasing the new addition to the Call of Duty franchise: Black Ops 2. What you may not have known, is not only is the CoD franchise one of the biggest franchises in the gaming industry, but also one of the biggest franchises in the history of entertainment.
How much longer can Microsoft solely rely on Gears of War and Halo when Nintendo and Sony are dominating the market with a larger range of first-party exclusives?
During the Ubisoft press conference this week at E3 the Montreal based video game giant surprised the collective video game industry by showcasing a brand new IP called, “Watch Dogs.” You play as as Aiden Pierce, a man who according to Watch Dogs Jonathan Morin is plagued by the violence and oppression of a modern day Chicago and vows to fight back at the ‘powers that be‘ by utilizing all of those means of control against them.
With the new trailer from E3 coupled with ever emerging details, Borderlands 2 is started to look like an amazing sequel to the wildly unique original.
Player Affinity takes a look at Lucas Arts new Star Wars IP. Check out a cut-scene and a glimpse at some gameplay.
