It’s been a week of more awesome releases. With a couple of original puzzlers, a new MMORPG IP, an old F2P Steam release, and a good amount of high-quality miscellany, this weekend is the perfect time to burn some credits. Cannon Fodder 3 This isometric “dual stick” (on PC I guess that would be WASD movement and mouse targeting) tactical shooter looks like a blast. Run around enemy encampments, collect weaponry, and blow holes in the heads of your foes...
One of the most anticipated PlayStation games of 2012 has to be independent developer Queasy Games’ Sound Shapes available for both PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita. Perhaps what drew so much hype around Sound Shapes was just how original its concept was as well as big artists getting involved such as Deadmau5 and Beck. It could also be due to users getting excited about being able to create their own levels and share them with the world. Does Sound Shapes deliver as...
Rod Fergusson, previously the Director of Production at Epic Games today announced that he will be leaving Epic Games and heading over to Irrational Games in Boston. Yes it’s true, I’m leaving my family at Epic to join my new family at Irrational in Boston starting tomorrow. — Rod Fergusson (@GearsViking) August 9, 2012
This is a guest post written by: Tim Wedel Having spent over 300 hours in Dungeon Fighter Online, I was ecstatic when I found out that Nexon would be releasing Dungeon Fighter Live on XBLA in July. I took to Twitter to try and find a way that I could do some writing about the Xbox Live Arcade version and got a quick response from Raven asking if I would like to write a few pieces for Levelsave. Since Dungeon Fighter and Levelsave are two of my favorite things in the world, I...
Back at the beginning of June we let you know that Big Huge Games (the developer involved in the Kingdoms of Amalur fallout) had been saved by Epic Studios. The new studio has been officially named Impossible Studios and will be headed by Sean Dunn, he says, “Epic Games has truly embraced this stellar collection of developers who were displaced by the closing of Big Huge Games. They have looked after us with complete care, giving us all the tools and resources we...
The once old-school only turned new-and-old distribution platform, GOG.com, has a couple of new indie titles for us as well as a few additions of older games to their repertoire. It seems that since the website changed their policy on what they would be releasing, their library has grown manifold with new titles coming in at a steady rate. All their games remain DRM-Free, as well, so all of your purchases can be downloaded, stored, and installed on any and every computer...
What’s up everyone! It’s just the us three shmucks this episode. We talk about Mars, Vampires more than Zombies(WTF, I know), Robberies, Chris tells us about sea dragons, we answer questions and more. We want to thank our awesome listeners for the great questions! Give us feedback or ask a question by emailing [email protected]. Listen. Subscribe. Review us on iTunes. (LevelSave Podcasts) Beginning song – Chaoz Fantasy (8-bit) by ParagonX9 Ending Song...
The boss battle… its one of the most epic moments of a gamers childhood, you’ve battled your way through countless trooper class enemies and mini bosses to get to this one moment. It’s a moment where your palms get sweaty, where your grip tightens on the controller in your hands, this is what you bought the game for, the feeling of victory that you knew awaited your patience and dedication. Whether it was Ganon, Bowser or even Dr. Robotnik you knew the goal… Chase...
Sony Online Entertainment has released their 2nd Developer Diary to discuss the latest changes and news for Planetside 2. Creative Director Matt Higby and Senior Art Director Tramell Isaac sit down to discuss a recent community event, the start of their beta, tech testing and even new details on the light assault class. Check out the 1st Developer Diary!
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