Tagged: action
Chapter 1 Great Mother Okami Amaterasu… I am filled with unbridled joy at your safe return! I would have found you and done so just the same. How delightful to see that the savior whose brave sacrifice sealed away the… Read More »
Grand Theft Auto V now has an official release date, that’s the good news. The bad news is that it’s September 17, which is a delay from the game’s initial spring 2013 window. Rockstar Games accompanied the announcement with the… Read More »
Dante admirers and demon slayers across the globe need not fear, since the anticipated Devil May Cry reboot appears to be proving its commitment to loyal fans of the series with some free DLC. DmC: Devil May Cry, which comes out next… Read More »
In Ubisoft’s latest Splinter Cell Blacklist developer diary, Art Director Scott Lee explains the team’s use of visual techniques to create an overarching aesthetic style to complement Sam Fisher’s stealthy exploits. The game will focus heavily on the use of light and shadow,… Read More »
After several months locked in the bowels of Dunwall, a once-great city turned into a shrieking, squeaking nightmare of rats and plague sufferers, something visits Corvo Attano. Corvo has been accused of the murder of the Empress, a most heinous… Read More »
It’s been almost eight years since Dante has filled the protagonist role of a Devil May Cry game. Granted, he appeared as a supporting, and playable, character in Devil May Cry 4 (as well as a featured character in every… Read More »
I’ve been fighting this war for six long years. I’ve loyally pledged myself to the Assassins, freeing the world from the machinations of the Templar order. I’ve traveled through the very fabric of time itself, following Desmond and his Assassin… Read More »
I don’t like what I’m going to say about Borderlands 2 because it’s difficult to objectively support. I’m going to say it anyway and do my best to provide evidence. The game is arrogant in its brash humor and elegant… Read More »
Without a villain to conquer, there can be no hero. However courageous and bold, a character can never be heroic without reason, without motivation, and without emotional foundation. With no villain and no hero, the tale is empty and insubstantial…. Read More »
I had a dream of battle. A dream of armed combat in which warriors rode to the field not in helicopters, tanks, or even “warthogs,” but only by the power of their own two legs and the battle cries of… Read More »
