Many of us are The Walking Dead fans in one way or another. Whether you’re a fan of the television show, or the graphic novel, you’re probably pretty devoted to watching each episode or reading each issue. Some of us are fans of both, raging at the severe storyline differences that are the result of the director not wanting “graphic novel fans to know everything that happens.” And then things got all sorts of weird—Telltale Games announced a Walking Dead point-and-click adventure video game.
It’s been two months since the PS Vita’s American release–where are we exactly? I love my PS Vita, but it’s been collecting dust. Why is that? Why am I not using my PS Vita as much as I did a few weeks ago? Is something wrong with it, or is something wrong with me? The Vita is suffering from what I now dub this as, “why the hell did I even buy this thing in the first place?” syndrome.
Racer represent quite the broad genre–it contains everything from kart racing to formula racing. Diddy Kong to Mario, Gran Turismo to the recently released, an much hyped, Forza 4. I remember spending at least $10 alone on the Crusin’ the World arcade machine at my local pizza joint. Not all racing games are liked by all, but almost anyone can point out at least one they like. We at 2D-X are no different. Here are our favorite racing games, Forza 4 and beyond.
You’ve surely, by now, heard that the ending to the Mass Effect trilogy is god-awful, illogical, and out right stupid. As someone who uses the series as an outlet for stress and anger, and has played through it eight times, it disappointed me, too. But does a bad ending make a bad game? In this case, absolutely not. Mass Effect 3 is a phenomenal game
If there’s something almost every gamer can agree upon, it’s that we have a damned good time splattering zombie. Owen Morris, game director of ARG Zombies wanted to take zombie-slaying to the next level by giving America zombies everywhere. Coming this holiday season to both the Android and iOS devices, ARG Zombies is a title that blurs the line between reality and the game world. I connected with Owen Morris (Game Director) and David O’Hagan (PR Director) to answer some questions about the upcoming title. A title that you can help get made.
It’s finally here, everyone.. March 6th.. BWRRRAAWWHHH! That’s the sound of the Reapers coming down from above and shooting everything you ever loved and dreamed of loving with gigantic laser beams. The last two Mass Effect Collector’s Editions weren’t too impressive, but I think EA took the criticism to heart, and really outdid it with this one. Warning: THE ART BOOK SECTON HAS A FEW SPOILERS YOU MAY OR MAY NOT WANT TO SEE. I suggest you stop watching at that point if you want to remain spoiler free. If you don’t want to watch the video at all, here’s what’s included:
While pondering what to include in my upcoming weekly video series, “The PS Vita Diaries,” I decided to consult Twitter and the hashtag, “#Vita” for some guidance on what questions to answer and tips to give. I was surprised to find several appearances of the image I’ve posted above: a PS Vita with the words “Game Over” on its screen. A PS Vita that’s surrounded by an army of Nintendo 3DS units. Did people really believe that the 3DS would run roughshod over the PS Vita?
The Sony PlayStation Vita has touched down in the 2D-X HQ. We are incredibly happy.
And we’re sharing that happiness with you by offering an invitation to watch us unbox this sexy beast. So gather ’round as Managing Editor Tatjana Vejnovic works her nimble fingers over the packaging.
Don’t forget to check out our four reasons why the PS Vita will best the PSP, and learn how to download PSP games to your new handheld.
You want some gaming gear? We got your gaming gear. Well, actually, Mad Catz does. Many gaming-related accessories graced the CES 2012′s halls and hotels, but no company matched the variety that Mad Catz showcased. From fight sticks to MMO mice to flight sticks (and beyond!), Mad Catz had plenty of wares on display. But enough of our yappin’; check out the gallery below for some most excellent shots of Mad Catz’ new merchandise.
Let’s say Doc and Marty did an 88 miles into another dimension, and met up with GlaDOS and some cloned cats–you’d basically have Quantum Conundrum. After the launch of Portal 2, Kim Swift left Valve and came up with the idea of Quantum Conundrum, an all new platform and cerebral puzzle game coming to XBLA, PSN, and PC this summer. If you even only slightly like Portal, you’ll for sure fall in love with this new title.
