Electronic Arts, and Japanese developer Grasshopper Manufacture promise to enlarge your Johnson with their new game Shadows of the Damned. And, just for the record, the game’s protagonist calls his gun Johnson, and they’re talking about in-game power-ups. If you thought I was talking about anything else, you have a filthy mind.
The original Portal came out of nowhere to become a huge hit for Valve and the general gaming community and for considering the games origins as a small scale student project, it’s completely astounding that it had the success that it had. Portal 2 came out last month after over a year of fans anticipating their next taste of GlaDOS and her deadly neurotoxin and test chambers but the development of Portal 2 is a much bigger story than you would expect.
There are some franchises that work hard to retain the elements that made them great in the first place while other franchises are always trying to reinvent themselves. Resident Evil is one of the latter and although the venerable survival horror series has gone in some interesting directions in the last few games, Capcom is trying to go back to the series’ roots with Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City.
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NC Soft’s electromagnetic entertainment programme, City of Heroes allows interested persons to masquerade as pulp-fiction heroes, and dime-novel adventurers on the new-fangled international compunet. Now gaming enthusiasts who enjoy playing with electronic thinking machines can dress in a proper fashion with the new Steampunk Booster Pack.
Monolith are confirmed as the developer for Gotham City Impostors, a download-only first person shooter where players fight for control of Gotham City. The game will supposedly have an exaggerated take on first person shooters – Take that for what you will, but I think it’s safe to assume kill streaks won’t be found anywhere.
Robot Entertainment, the developers of the Orc genocide slaughterfest Orcs Must Die, are slowly revealing the arsenal of traps and gadgets that player will use in their upcoming game. Today they unveiled the Wind Belt with a video that show how the power of the wind can be used to kill the horde of stupid little monsters invading your castle.
