 11:50 AM on 03.26.2009 |
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Confession time -- I don't own an iPhone or a bonesaw.
Neither of those things kept Marc Ecko Entertainment from sitting down with me to show off the upcoming Dexter title for Apple's portable do-it-all. Developed by Icarus Studios and based off of the popular Showtime series about a sociopathic killer that shares the show's name, Dexter is the only game I know of that features bonesaw and blood-splatter analysis mini-games. You know, for the kids.
Marc Fernandez, Vice President of Creative for Marc Ecko Entertainment, sat down to show us an unfinished version of Dexter, which ships to the App Store this summer. Despite place holder graphical and other in-game elements, the game is shaping up nicely, and possibly one of the best looking iPhone games to date. Check it out after the jump.
Jordan and I are pushing further in our play of the tragically existent Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel. The mayor of Carbon, Texas is sending us down to the bottom of a crater where he swears the people we're looking for...
Last week, it came to light that Nintendo has started making content claims for popular videos on YouTube which feature their products, including "Let's Play" and other forms of walkthrough content, taking the ad revenue whi...
In this extra British episode of Communitoid, we're joined by special British guest JJ McCallum! JJ recalls the time he fiddled with Conor's no-no place, Jo gets all hot and bothered by JJ's accent, Aaron is the worst host ev...
[Update: Full re-run of this episode here.]
The last time we had Jasper Byrne on Sup Holmes, he had just released his critically acclaimed survival horror title Lone Survivor. Like his Silent Hill 2 remake Soundless Mountain...
I'd like to pay Richard Hofmeier to talk to me about videogames. During last week's Sup Holmes (now on iTunes), he told me about so many great things, like the free online "game" Geoguessr, surrealist interactive text auteur...
Here's today's formerly-live Destructoid Show, on which I wear a bad shirt again.
Nintendo had one of their little Nintendo Direct press conference thingies this morning, and a bunch of news came out of that. They're also d...
Welcome to another edition of Dtoid's Friday Night Fights!
May is a notoriously slow month for videogame releases, which means it's the perfect month to dig out and dust off that old multiplayer game you haven't played in mon...
[Update: Poll CLOSED! Wii U dominated. Look forward to our review soon.
Update: MAJOR upset! It has come to light that a PC copy WILL be made available for review purposes, and will be added as a late starter in the poll. A P...
Jordan and I have started a new game in our Couch Campaign, and it's one that I have been excited to play since we first began talking about the project. As a huge fan of the Fallout franchise and a lover of top-down, exploration shoot-em-up games, the pairing of the two could have been glorious. And Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel is, provided you think train wrecks can be glorious.
On this week's very steamy episode, Sterling becomes acquainted with Belladonna's Bitch Fist, a man in hospital demands to know where his foreskin is, and Gordon Ramsay rescues a restaurant with the power of a big ol' dildo.&...
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