It’s no secret that Steam Greenlight, Valve’s attempt to crowdsource approval of new titles for Steam, has been something less than a success. Valve has rigidly stuck to their guns with the program, but even they admit (quietly, privately) that it hasn’t turned out how they’d hoped.
It’s Monday, and god dammit. So let’s cheer ourselves up with some quality video games! I wanted to play some SNES games, but as it turns out, I’ve actually played almost all the SNES titles that I own… and the few that remain wouldn’t really work for a Goddamn Mondays. So instead, we’re going classic …
Finals are finally coming to a close for Ben, and for me, the busy season of work rolls on for a few weeks yet. Microsoft finally made a formal announcement of their announcement of the next Xbox, and Ratchet and Clank is getting a movie with a theatrical release. Hell of a week.
Picture this; you’re casing a bank with three other partners in crime, each bringing their own skillset to the table. You pick the lock of a door, allowing the Lookout to observe the layout and memorize the guard patterns.
Been a good week! Ben and I have both been busy, and hopefully you enjoy these little stories we have for you. Dig in!
For this special edition of Let’s Argue, Ben and I will not be arguing. The next Xbox is coming, and Microsoft is botching the reveal process SO badly that we just had to take a few minutes of your time to yell at them, together. What would Microsoft need to show, at this point, to …
Welcome to Goddamn Mondays, where I open up the dark recesses of my backlog, and play games I’ve had lying around for years. This week, we’re playing the Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker. Yes, the original Gamecube one. No, I haven’t played it. Well. I hadn’t, before this. I tell you what, I hope that …
Quiet week, right? We’re sorry, really. For my job, this weekend is quite literally the busiest of the year– I’m sore places I didn’t know existed.
After your first play session of SpyParty, you will walk away with two things: shaking hands, and awesome stories. The game is unbelievably tense as either of the game’s two roles– as a sniper, you find yourself staring at a screen looking for the smallest inconsistencies and odd behavior from the assembled guests at this …