SATIRE: Why Ubisoft Was Right
A lot of controversy has been caused over the past few days by Ubisoft’s assertion that including female character models in Assassin’s Creed: Unity’s multiplayer would have been too time consuming and expensive. Lots of people...
Creative Director of Far Cry 4 Comments on Box Art Controversy
Far Cry 4 has been announced for a November 18th release date for later this year and since then the box art has seemed to gain the most uproar. The title has been under a lot of scrutiny as the art work depicts a light skin to...
Industry Analyst Calls PlayStation Now ‘a Joke’
Industry analyst Michael Pachter has made his opinion on Sony’s upcoming streaming service, PlayStation Now, known in the latest issue of Game Informer. In the March issue of the magazine Pachter is quoted as saying ̶...
Xbox One Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition’s Gameplay May be 900p Upscaled, Worse Textures
In the run up to the release of Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition for the next generation of consoles, the internet has been ablaze with criticism surrounding the staggering differences in frame-rates between the XBOX One and Pla...
US Gamer Controversy: Castlevania Lords of Shadow 2’s Perceived Disturbing Scene
Recently, Kat Bailey from USGamer.net, posted some of her initial impressions about a certain scene in the preview build of Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2, that she found quite disturbing. The scene involved a vampire feeding o...
Why is Titanfall Using Cloud Computing Again?
By far the most high profile console-exclusive heading our way in the first quarter of 2014, Titanfall is the game Microsoft is hedging its bets on when it arrives in March. The EA-published, Respawn Entertainment-developed FPS...
Defective PlayStation 4’s in the Wild
 It’s Nov 14th and the PlayStation 4 releases tonight at midnight for the gaming public (wait for the applause to die down). If you’ve been keeping up with the news, you may be a little uneasy about the whole thi...
Xbox Live’s New ToS: They’re Watching You
Hey! No Peeking! When you turned on your Xbox yesterday, you might’ve noticed a new Xbox Live Terms of Use and Services that you had to agree to, to get back on Xbox Live to commence watching Netflix, playing multiplayer, or ...
