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With E3 behind us, it's time to get back to playing games that are actually out now. And this week we're being treated to the delightfully unexpected New Super Luigi U. Mario's just a boring old plumber, so it's no surprise ...
| Fraser Brown |
Sony didn't spend much time focusing on the PlayStation Vita at E3 this year, much to the distress of the struggling portable's fanbase. Rest assured, though, there are still plenty of hot games in the pipeline for the syste...
| Kyle MacGregor |
Other platformers have gone the random generation route, but not to the extent that Cloudberry Kingdom has. In fact, it's taken developer Pwnee Studios over four years to perfect the engine and game logic. After seeing it in ...
| Tony Ponce |
There came a point at which skateboarding games as a whole became too complex for me to handle. Or maybe I just lost "the touch." At any rate, it was a nice confidence boost to check out OlliOlli, a side-scrolling title for ...
| Jordan Devore |
Dragon's Crown is easily one of my favorite games of E3. It's been on my radar for years, back when it was being published by UTV Ignition, but I've kept my distance lately with the visual style controversy. I had the opportunity to really dig in here at E3, and I like where it's headed.There's a lot more to this game than its polarizing visual style, so let's check it out.
| Jayson Napolitano |
Hohokum is one of the games at E3 that might just convince me to buy a PlayStation Vita already, even if it is also coming to PS3 and PS4 next year. Playing it on Vita with a nice pair of headphones seems like the only way t...
| Jordan Devore |
Some of the most fun I've had at E3 has been playing ports of beloved independent games on PlayStation Vita, a system I do not own but will end up getting sooner than later if this keeps up. Among the titles were Limbo, Hotli...
| Jordan Devore |
Although Remote Play from the PlayStation Vita to the PS4 has been confirmed, Sony opened up a bit more today at E3. To clarify the situation, Sony has informed us that Remote Play is basically required for PS4 development. T...
| Chris Carter |
Just before Sony's E3 press conference, analyst Michael "Frog Touch" Pachter predicted a practical no-show for the PS Vita. He wasn't too wrong about that, either. The analyst went further than that, however, declaring the sy...
| Jim Sterling |
Some of the hardest decisions I've ever had to make in a videogame came during the first season of The Walking Dead from Telltale Games. Destructoid's 2012 Game of the Year was an amazing ride from start to finish; episodic ...
| Wesley Ruscher |
Quietly sneaking out among all the bigger announcement, Doki-Doki Universe got a little trailer for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita. A cross platform game that's free to play, Universe promises to be "more than a game" an...
| Jim Sterling |
After getting snippets of Dragon's Crown over the past six months, we're now getting the first lengthy vignette of practically everything the game has to offer compliments of an E3 trailer. From an in-depth look at the quest...
| Chris Carter |
I'm in love. Contrast is slated to come to PC, PS3 (PSN), and Xbox 360 (XBLA) by year's end, but according to the game's website it will also be available for PS4 at launch. Also, the above YouTube trailer is designated "(PS...
| Steven Hansen |
Telltale's highly praised The Walking Dead is getting its first DLC, 400 Days. The standalone episode is meant to serve as a bridge for the eventual second season. It also comes prepackaged in the limited edition Walking Dea...
| Steven Hansen |
When it comes to first-perosn shooters, the Killzone series is my jam. And that doesn't look to be changing anytime soon. Sony unveiled a pair of impressive new trailers for Guerrilla Games' latest efforts at their E3 ...
| Kyle MacGregor |
Sony's cloud service has been announced to arrive in 2014 instead of at launch for the PlayStation 4. PS3 games will also be able to be played on the PS Vita via the cloud-based gaming service. The cloud service should hopefully provide a long-lasting library of older games for both PS4 and Vita users. Cloud gaming! I hope you're not tired of that phrase yet.
| Patrick Hancock |
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