“I Wish This Was On Console” – Infinity Bullets Is Like A Long-Lost ’90s Capcom Game, And You Should Check It Out

“It’s basically Forgotten Worlds on steroids”. Capcom is no slouch when it comes to pumping out brilliant video games, and that’s as true now as it ever was. However, gamers of a certain vintage (like myself) will have a particular soft spot for the company’s ’90s output, which included everything from one-on-one fighters to belt-scrollers,…

Read More

Microsoft’s blobby AI companion has begun his ascent to the heavens to join Clippy and Cortana. Okay, he’s being booted to another platform

Pour one out for Mico, Microsoft’s Copilot AI character that is definitely not Clippy in disguise. The blobby little companion isn’t dead, though. He’s instead being removed from Copilot’s voice mode and sent to Microsoft’s “Learn Live” platform, where he’ll work as some sort of teaching assistant. Which sounds a lot like “went to live…

Read More

Come September, you won’t need a single Total War: Warhammer game to play its colossal, trilogy-spanning Immortal Empires campaign

Yesterday we finally got to see a full reveal for everything arriving in Total War: Warhammer 3‘s Lords of the End Times expansion and it’s a whole heap of content. We’ve got Nagash and his undead legions, a fully-fleshed out Boris Todbringer and Middenland, plus the Glottkin’s putrid hordes, and the greatest of Grey Seers,…

Read More

Donkey Kong Country’s SNES Trilogy Is Getting a Fanmade Sequel Over 10 Years In The Making, With Characters From DK64

Arrives this November! It’s been almost 30 years since Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong’s Double Trouble! was released, and since then, we’ve been treated to two more entries in the Country series: Donkey Kong Country Returns and 2014’s Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze. Both of these took the classic side-scrolling gameplay fans loved and…

Read More

43 Years Later, Michael Cranford Is Finally Bringing Shadow Snare To C64 – With The Help Of Some Pretty Sloppy GenAI

“I’m returning to the original promise with four decades of different experience”. Michael Cranford is a true legend of the video game industry. He’s most famous for designing and programming 1985’s The Bard’s Tale and its 1986 sequel The Bard’s Tale II: The Destiny Knight, and his other credits include Maze Master, Dark Seed and…

Read More