WARNING: Download at your own risk, as Microsoft has banned users in the past for downloading this type of “Mistake Release.” In what can only be described as an error on Microsoft’s part, Capcom’s remake of the classic action side-scroller has been released early and free! That’s right, if you can find it in the labyrinthine Xbox One Marketplace or someone on your Friend List has it, you can install Strider free of charge. Strider, announced...
Trying to get through Ryse on Legendary can be trying for a couple of reasons. A couple of things you depended on during other difficulty settings of the game will be diminished, like the extra execution bonuses and the red flare on an enemy right before a heavy attack. Not only that but, maybe while going through Ryse your first time you may have thought the combat was pretty well polished. Actually, it’s not bad, but the problems of it can become very clear during...
An hour early, the beta signups have begun. Users who follow the link are able to sign up for both the Xbox One and Windows-PC version of the Titanfall beta. After completing the signup, users are told “Thank you for applying to the Titanfall Beta. You will be emailed by EA no later than 11:59 PM PST on Feb 17th if you have been selected to participate.” While the beta isn’t able to be accessed via the front page, visiting Titanfall.com/beta reveals a...
Hohokum! In this episode of This Game is Broken Taryn joins the regular crew of Barry, Matt, and Myself to school us all on some Grand Turismo 6 and Battlefield 4. Other topics include Flappy Bird, Hipster Smackdown, Sang-Froid, Teddy Bear Werewolves, every game ever on Vita, Outlast, Male Genitalia in videogames, Matt “Money Bags” Curione, Bad Stardrive-esque games, and Kingdom Hearts. Were now on iTunes! This Game is Broken 9 The final song is Dearly Beloved...
Well there are some certainly great remixes of some of our favorite gaming music out there, but nothing is as great as a good ol’ metal remix. While Chris, here at LevelSave, likes to find himself some techno/trance/dubstep remixes, I go for the metal \m/. Below are some of my favorite metal remixes of gaming music from NES to the latest gen. Go break something and enjoy yourself. Super Punch Out – Minor Circuit (SNES) by MattMagic I played the hell out of this...
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...
Murdered: Soul Suspect, the supernatural detective game from SquareEnix originally announced for PS3 and Xbox 360 will also be making the jump to next-gen. All versions will launch simultaneously this upcoming June, for the aforementioned systems. The next-gen versions will offer enhanced visuals thanks to the native 1080p output of the consoles. Also on display will be more particle effects than you can shake a ghost hand at, as you lead recently deceased detective Ronan...
Hey folks! In This episode it is just Barry and I talking about Mountain Dew for an hour, so we hope you are down for that. We also discussed Final Fantasy, Kingdom Hearts, Dorito Shurikens, Werewolves, Possessions, Lumberjacks, Brothers, and other stuff about dumb videogames. Were now on iTunes! This Game is Broken 8 The closing song is FF7 – Battle Piano Symphony by XBrav
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...
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