Hohokum is an intriguing and graceful indie adventure game being developed by Honeyslug, the makers of Frobisher Says! (not yelling at you, Frobisher Says! has an exclamation point in its name). In Hohokum you play as a small oval object with a long tail, Chris states what he though it was during This Game is Broken, and may not have been far off. But, Honeyslug clears up the confusion on their website by stating that you are a “flying serpent.” In...
After fighting through the sea of people at CES while heading to Sony’s booth to see what this Playstation Now was all about, I noticed something else I was very excited to see, Infamous Second Son was there and playable. So, I did what any other gamer would do… Knocked everyone over as I rushed over to play it of course. In case you don’t know, in Infamous Second Son you’ll play as Delsin (voiced by Troy Baker). A young man who discovers that not...
Obvious Statement: Kingdom Hearts is a peculiar game if based solely on its premise. Basing it solely on premise would be a disservice to the franchise though. Beyond your heartfelt memories lies a rock solid action RPG, or card battle system, or dream simulator, or whatever other crazy game Kingdom Hearts happens to be at the time. Whatever the bizarre mechanic, it is sure to be anywhere between good and spectacular. That being said, one of the major pulls for Kingdom...
A long while ago I wrote about PSP games that, for one reason or another, are unavailable on the Playstation Store. That was an article full of factual information and appropriate research. This article will have neither. This article is my fanboy dreams and hopes against hopes. If you have a game that you want to see on Vita as well, regardless of the actually possibility of its existence, leave it in the comments. I adore my Vita. Short of Pokemon, it has every single...
This is arguably the most influential and important year in a consoles lifespan. With both the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 now upon the world and gamers shoveling the consoles in by the boatload, the only factor that will decide which one stands victorious in the console war will be the games. Let’s put together a quick list of what games you should be most excited for this year, shall we? (In no particular order…) Project Spark Wow, this one just truly blows me...
Dragonball has always been full of stupidity. Whether it’s characters yelling for a solid half hour or a 10 minute story taking 6 weeks to finish. So it should come at no surprise that this trailer for Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z is crazy and stupid. The announcer is what makes this trailer though, he is so excited about the potential for online co-op, and he nearly messes his pants over menus. It’s had not to be infected by his extreme excitement though.
Humanity can stretch even to the boundless arena that is online game play through your favorite consol. What I mean is that even in online game play known for trash talking to other players if you open your mouth and say something wrong, there still can be that one person that can change your mind and show some compassion. Judson, a 17-year-old gamer from Florida started playing video games with a Playstation 2 and has been on Xbox Live for the past 6 years banking a lot of...
We’re back for year two of the Into the Fray year in review. It’s been a wild year both in gaming and in life and I cant wait to share the highs from my personal gaming experiences. Since this is a new year I figured I would go with some new categories. We will look at Game of the Year, Indie Game of the Year, Best Character, Best PS+ Free Release of the Year and also look into the future with the Mot Anticipated Game of 2014. The winners in these catagories in...
In the spirit of Christmas and with Bioware teasing images of the new Mass Effect title that is currently in development, I figured it was time for me to put my two cents in and get my wishlist ready for the men and women developing the game. Having been a huge fan of the series since the original Mass Effect was released back in 2007, I have spent many hours speculating and dreaming about what the next installment in the series would have to offer. A lot of the time I...
This remake of the phenomenal Super Hexagon, names Micro Hexagon, was ported to the Commodore 64 as part of the 2nd RGCD C64 Cartridge Development Competition. A competition which challenges you to create a functional Commodore 64 game within 6 months. More detailed info can be found here. The video shows that this is a pretty faithful recreation, though fans of Super Hexagon may recognize several missing patterns. One thing it definitely nails is the music. Actually, I...
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