Now that Forza Horizon 6 is available for everyone, Series 1 is officially kicking off. Series are basically Forza’s versions of live service seasons in other games: You’ll need to enter the Festival Playlist to score points and hopefully get the keys to your very own Mazda Furai and many more exclusive rides. Despite how…
Hey guys and gals! Trent Kusters here from League of Geeks. We’re huge tabletop fans here at LoG, and Armello is our passion project to bring board games to life in the medium we know best: video games. With the stunning world we’ve created, bringing that experience to console was something we just couldn’t resist,…
I absolutely loved Indiana Jones and the Great Circle—it’s one of my top games of the year, and a new favorite from MachineGames, a studio whose work I’ve been a big fan of. My least favorite part of the game, though, was The Great Circle’s trial and error, crouch walky sneaking, especially later in the…
Joining Dr. Eggman early next year. In case you missed it, SHINOBI: Art of Vengeance is getting Sega Villains Stage DLC next year, which will see Joe Musashi face off against classic bad guys from past releases. In August, we found out Sonic’s Dr. Eggman would be first up, and now Sega and Lizardcube have…
Never released in the US of A! “Among the finest action role-playing titles ever crafted, possibly even the finest, and a game that absolutely no RPG fan should miss.” This quote, from our 2009 review of the 1995 action-RPG, Terranigma, should give you some idea of just how highly we regard the third slice of…
Need Ultrabook components in a tiny desktop? Intel’s quasi-barebones NUC PC is back for round three, with the sexy-named “NUC5i5RYK” SKU leading the charge. Equipped with Intel’s i5-5250U dual-core CPU, clocked at 1.6GHz, the processor still comes soldered to the NUC’s motherboard. And once again, owners will have to bring their own OS to the…
Just in time for Christmas. Update 2.0 has just gone live for the Analogue Pocket. This update brings with it a new CRT screen filter, just like the one that shipped with the Analogue Duo. Read the full article on timeextension.com Just in time for Christmas. Update 2.0 has just gone live for the Analogue…
Holy smooth frame rates, brother. Now that we’ve got over the excitement of the initial wave of Switch 2 games (well, just about), we’re entering an interesting phase for the new console where certain types of third-party titles — stuff that’s either been pretty awful or non-existent on Switch 1 — is now starting to…
Blue blur, indeed. Publishers these days have pretty questionable ideas of what constitutes ‘definitive’, but this really takes the biscuit. After several leaks, Sonic Frontiers – Definitive Edition is out now on Switch 2, but what it actually offers doesn’t justify its name. You’ve got the base game, the ‘Final Horizon’ expansion, and a bunch…
When Atari released the Saboteur as a 2600 cartridge we had an opportunity to ask Howard Scott Warshaw some questions about the Yars universe and the sequel’s place in the timeline. Background: Completed in 1983, Saboteur was meant to be a fast-following sequel to Yars’ Revenge. Atari’s new parent Warner-Brothers decided to convert the game…