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The lack of a customizable field-of-view is understandably a sticking point for certain PC gamers. It was no surprise, then, to see a big release like Metro: Last Light take some heat for not having a FOV slider. Today, an update went out o...   read

Metro 2033 is a game so good, Destructoid reviewed it a year and a half after its release, finally giving it a scored assessment after the original reviewer made it to chapter three and gave up. The claustrophobic Ukrainian shoote...   read

Here's a new trailer for 4A Games' Metro: Last Light. It's called "Salvation" and it's all about the forces struggling for dominance in Russia's post-nuke subterranean tunnels. Expect some plot hints and lots of images of men in masks shoo...   read

Those who enjoyed the challenging "Ranger Mode" setting in Metro 2033 will have to get Metro: Last Light's Limited Edition -- announced today -- to get it in the sequel. The good news is that it's not one of those extravagant, hundred ...   read

Here's today's Destructoid Show, which is the 400th episode. According to the folder we keep on the server, which also contains a bunch of E3 videos, so technically it's not the 400th episode. But we wore sombreros anyway.  Metro: Last...   read

THQ global communications manager Huw Beynon is in damage control mode after a Metro: Last Light developer was quoted as saying the Wii U has a, "Horrible, slow CPU." Rather than take any responsibility, Beynon has of course blamed the...   read

Hoping to get Metro: Last Light on the Wii U? Keep dreaming, because according to 4A's chief technical officer, Nintendo's system is no good. Criticizing its slow CPU, Oles Shishkovtsov said the Wii U could be a detriment to his game. ...   read

Metro: Last Light will be abandoning the multiplayer aspect of its game, taking out the frankly unnecessary mode to concentrate on a polished single-player campaign. 4A Games admitted on its blog that the announcement was probably a mistake...   read

Remember my preview of Metro: Last Light from E3? Well here it is in video form straight from developer 4A Games. Here's a summary of what you can expect from the video: Lots of f*cked up things. Seriously. Monsters, ghosts, planes falling...   read

It's been a full year since we last saw anything of Metro: Last Light. And unfortunately, just like last time, developer 4A Games only showed off a new section of gameplay rather than letting us go hands-on. While it is worrisome that press...   read

It's been way too long since we've last seen anything of Metro: Last Light. So isn't it great how THQ and developer 4AM Games have come out of hiding by trying to scare the ever living sh*t out of us?! This live-action short is called "Ent...   read

Metro: Last Light has slipped to a 2013 release date, according to THQ's latest release schedule. The Metro 2033 sequel is slated for first quarter -- sometime between the beginning of January and the end of March.  With people expecti...   read

THQ has offered up a neat little bundle of Metro: Last Light screenshots for your amusement. Just like the last game, this thing looks utterly gorgeous, so make sure to check it out if you're one of those sultry graphics whores.  I lik...   read

Here is the last part of that Metro: Last Light gameplay footage I got to see (and cream over) at E3. You can watch parts one and two if you've missed them.  In this video, Artyom and his pal concludes their escape from the Reich, fig...   read

Greetings, faithful viewers of the Destructoid show! Max and I are back with a honey nut cluster of video game news for you this evening, starting with Ubisoft claiming that their little DRM fiasco effectively solved piracy. Next up, THQ...   read

Here's the second part of that Metro: Last Light gameplay footage released a while back. In this video, Artyom and Kahn must infiltrate a Nazi encampment. Metro's twisted take on the Third Reich was only hinted at in 2033, and it seems we'...   read

Metro 2033 was released on March 16, 2010. As I write this, it is May 30, 2011. You might be asking yourself why there's a review for Metro 2033 over a year after its launch.  Well, Destructoid never officially reviewed Metro 2033...   read