Mortal Kombat has some characters in it. Here are five more that should be in it. DEFINITIVE LIST A-GO-GO.
Here at PLAY magazine we get a lot of letters and e-mails from readers about a wide range of topics, but two subjects come up way more than any other. First – how do I get a job as a games journalist? And a close second – how do I get a job as a game developer?
Another day in Cologne and by God was it a busy one. What with running between the convention centre and a hotel where Sony has been showing all its games, Probably lost a few pounds. Anyway it was a day of Gran Turismo, Portal 2, inFamous 2 and so much more.
N4G: newsy nirvana or game-based godawfulness? I don’t actually agree with either of those. I do think it’s not the best source for gaming news, however.
Play is at Gamescom and brings the first of four daily round-up blogs of what it’s seen and been up to.
I have no dress sense, but I know not to exceed my limits, unlike these clowns…
Now, I’m not claiming to be some kind of tough guy or anything. Far from it – in real-life I get scared by stupid things like cows, dwarves and The Games Workshop. But in games I don’t scare that easily at all. I’ve passed up on many a reputedly scary title, simply because I just wasn’t scared. But in my entire gaming lifetime, five games have put the willies right up me. Here they are…
5 minutes with Platinum Games’ Vanquish was all it took to convince us it’s one of the games of 2010.
Licensed movie games are, with very few exceptions, utter twaddle that do no service to their respective sources whatsoever. But there are games that pay tribute to movies with style, it’s just that they tend to do it in a totally unofficial capacity. Here’s the best five we could think of in a hurry…
BioShock is the subject of this week’s fan art celebration
Guillermo Del Toro is rumoured to be working with THQ on a new RPG property. But – if this is true – we as gamers need to calm down. Not get as excited as we’re already getting. Why? We have reasons…
PlayStation Move isn’t infallible. There are plenty of places and situations in which in simply won’t work. Find out what they are.
Double Fine has announced its first digital download game, Costume Quest and we’ve spared no time in coming up with costume suggestions.
Remember when you were rewarded with tangible, in-game items, characters and STUFF for finishing games? Not just a plinky-plonky shiny thing? I do. I wish those times would return.
