Epic has announced a foolproof plan to tempt devs and publishers to put their back catalogues onto the Epic Games Store: throw money at them. Announced yesterday, the Now On Epic program will offer game makers (and licence holders) 100% of the revenue generated by older games they put on Epic for the first six…
From the perspective of its director/co-designer Hal Barwood. Hal Barwood has had a fascinating career. Not only did he pen the script for Steven Spielberg’s first-ever motion picture film The Sugarland Express and the 1981 dark fantasy film Dragonslayer (along with his writing partner Matthew Robbins), but he has also had a fairly lengthy career…
Join the Blogcast crew as they talk about impossibly adorable PS VR platformer Moss (out next week!) and share an interview recorded on location at Polyarc’s Seattle headquarters. Enjoy the show! Email us at blogcast@sony.com! Subscribe via iTunes, Spotify, Google or RSS, or download here Stuff We Talked About Moss Fortnite Battle Royale Burnout Paradise…
Light up someone’s life Corsair today announced a new thing called RGBshare, which is an online ighting profile browsing and sharing feature for Corsair RGB keyboard owners. We’ll give you a moment to compose yourself. After all, you must be thinking, ‘By Thor’s hammer, this is the greatest development since sliced bread!’ Okay, maybe not….
Hi all, Kevin from Wonderful Lasers here to announce a new take on futuristic racing games. Super Impossible Road is a racing game with a twist: it’s all about the shortcuts. Everyone knows that in the future, there will be no accelerator or brake, no cheap lead-stealing power-ups, and thanks to on-the-fly procedural generation of…
Vroooom! Welcome to another edition of Box Art Brawl, everyone! Last week, Klonoa: Empire of Dreams was thrust into the spotlight, with North America, Europe, and Japan all vying for the top prize (and yes, we mistakenly labelled it as a ‘duel’ – sorry about that). Ultimately, with its bold, simple design, Europe’s offering won…
And save states. Originally published back in February 2021 as part of our Legend of Zelda 35th anniversary celebration series, we’re republishing this feature in honour of Zelda II: The Adventure of Link‘s 35th birthday (in North America — in Japan it launched in January 1987 on Famicom Disk System). Here, Gavin looks back at…
Positively sparkles. Earlier this year, Retro-Bit announced it was reissuing Jaleco’s Rod Land on NES and Game Boy – and now, those same carts are arriving in the hands of customers who pre-ordered them months ago. We were lucky enough to be sent some copies to show off here, and we’re pleased to report that…
While Dungeons & Dragons’ huge OGL stumble didn’t quite convert the game’s captive audience to the hundreds of other (very good) TTRPGs out there, it’s still caused a resurgence of people checking out other games. It also prompted several creators (like the minds behind The MCDM RPG) to start doing their own thing—both to capitalise…
RSS Feed | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Direct download Hey there gamers, welcome to this week’s episode of the PC Gamer Chat Log podcast! Have you ever played a game and thought to yourself “Dang, I really wish they’d adapt this into a movie or TV show?” Don’t lie and say you haven’t, we’ve…