While many are waiting for the next PS2-to-PS4 Classic to release, PS3 owners can enjoy picking up Suikoden IV when the store updates on Tuesday next week (as of this writing). Discovered by @Wario64 on Twitter, it was announced on the PlayStation Drop for the coming week. It’s great seeing PS Classic’s support still come out on PlayStation 3, as despite many owning PS4’s at this point, some still didn’t get a chance to upgrade yet. It also shows that Konami is … Read More
Zelda: Breath of the Wild – Handheld vs. Docked Comparison (GameXplain)
GameXplain shows Breath of the Wild running side-by-side in both portable and docked mode. The end result is something quite interesting, as the portable version runs better. Using 720p as it’s resolution, the game runs at a stable 30FPS with little to no drops; an impressive feat considering it’s a large open world. But when you crank that resolution up to 900p when docked, some issues come up. The footage GameXplain provided shows that the frame rate takes a heavy … Read More
The Missing Nickelodeon Movie (Cry Baby Lane) – Internet Mysteries
Media gets lost often sadly, through either not being shown often enough or data outright being corrupted to prevent re-releasing it again. Television movies are nothing new and networks like Disney and Nickelodeon have created them for years. But one movie Nick released called Cry Baby Lane was only shown once before never being seen again. While the television channel Nickelodeon is mainly known for their cartoons such as Spongebob, Jimmy Neutron, and Rugrats, they’ve also done their fair share of made for … Read More
Resident Evil 7 – ‘Not a Hero’ Free DLC Releasing This Spring
Resident Evil 7 is getting free content through DLC, with one such piece of content being something called ‘Not a Hero’. It follows one of surprise character appearances that you see at the end of the single player campaign and outside of that, not much is known. But the content is releasing soon and will be coming out on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. Stay tuned for further updates on this and other Resident Evil 7 news. Source: NeoGaf
ZeniMax (Bethesda) Asks Court to Halt Sales of Oculus Rift VR Headset
There was a major court case between ZeniMax (Bethesda) and Oculus (Facebook) over issues surrounding Oculus VR. Claims of stolen code and other problems lead to the two parties going into the courts to get things worked out. The end result was that ZeniMax one and Oculus (Facebook) having to cough up money to compensate for damages. Publisher ZeniMax Media has made good on its intention to file an injunction against Oculus to stop the sale of Rift and any … Read More
Shenmue HD Remaster – (RUMOR) Release on Consoles/PC Planed for 2017
We reported on the possibility of Shenmue getting a HD Remastered collection in the past, as the SEGA registered domains for Shenmue HD recently. But further support is coming out with Rice Digital, as they stated the following. A trusted source close to Atlus USA, today revealed to me that Shenmue HD Remaster will be released this year. Both games, Episodes 1 & 2, may be released together rather than separately. They are presumably being geared up for launch to precede Shenmue … Read More
Yooka-Laylee character reveals week 1
Playtonic games announced this past Monday that every weekday they would reveal a character that’s going to be in Yooka-Laylee up until the games release or until they get bored. Which ever one comes first. Here are the first weeks round up and don’t worry non of these characters are spoiler heavy those are going to be a surprise #YookaLaylee Character of the Day: Blasto! “Cough… what a night… that’s the last time I visit Dirty Dave's Dubious Donners!” pic.twitter.com/6sxyP2HFyu … Read More
Animated Review: Danny Phantom Season One
The name Butch Hartman might ring a few bells if you watched Nick over the years. From making a show about a young lad who has magical fairies that grant him wishes too letting the viewer explore a secret agent/spy show made up of talking animals, he has taken us on some really funny adventures. But what about when it’s time to get a bit more serious or have more action elements? The Fairly Odd Parents had moments where things … Read More
Interview with Yacht Club Games: Learning about the Shovel Behind the Knight
Making a game is difficult as it takes time and talent to make a quality piece of software. Many studios have accomplished this over the years but one should be noted. Yacht Club Games went from a band new studio making a Kickstarter project to into one of the many faces making up indie game development this current generation. With the heroic knight embarking on various adventures across many platforms, having a cameo or two and getting new content to … Read More
Gaming Historian – Panasonic Q
When the Nintendo GameCube originally released, many has issue with the fact it couldn’t play DVD/CD’s. The PlayStation 2 supported both and the Xbox even had a hard-drive; both offered more media features compared to the base GameCube. Nintendo had a plan to counter this though, and that was the Panasonic Q. Gaming Historian reviews the Panasonic Q system. During the sixth generation of consoles, Nintendo’s GameCube was criticized for it’s lack of DVD playback. But in Japan, Panasonic had … Read More