Tagged: Visceral Games
Over the last few years, EA has taken the Battlefield series and turned it into a fully-fledged yet stereotypical modern military shooter. Though successful, the fatigue that gamers are feeling thanks to a multitude of installments in this genre has EA believing… Read More »
After shuttering LucasArts just a month ago, Disney has now found a new home for Star Wars games in Electronic Arts. The two companies have struck an exclusive publishing deal, with EA-owned studios DICE, Visceral Games, and BioWare set to… Read More »
Bret Robbins, the creative director for the original Dead Space game (a critically acclaimed survival horror game, now almost five years old) put it best, “The thing about doing horror, it’s kind of like doing comedy. You can’t tell a… Read More »
Dead Space 3, the third installment in Isaac Clarke’s horrific struggle against the Necromorphs, hit store shelves today, February 5. GamerNode wants YOU to have a copy of the game, and that’s why we’ll be giving one away this Saturday! Entering to… Read More »
Monday mornin’ Grillin’…it’s a beautiful thing. Every weekend, join GamerNode Senior Editor Jason Fanelli (with videographer Matt Boyle behind the camera) as he runs down the top gaming news stories from the previous week. Game announcements, developer quotes, major events:… Read More »
Earlier today Electronic Arts announced via press release a new Army of Two game: The Devil’s Cartel. The latest entry in the co-op focused franchise will bring a few changes, including a fresh face on the development side of things…. Read More »
Isaac dated survival horror. Then he started coming home late, his space miner’s suit smelling like a different genre, and still survival horror stayed quietly by his side. He’d been fooling around with action horror. It never got bad enough… Read More »
Ah, Saturday. The best day of the weekend. A day of relaxtion and enjoyment made even better because there’s another day of weekend tomorrow, am I right? Saturday means one thing here at GamerNode: HOT OFF THE GRILL!! Every weekend,… Read More »
Sometimes a game’s universal acclaim leaves me wondering if critics are getting soft, giving it and games like it a free pass in certain ways. In such cases, I find it difficult to stand behind even a reasonably well crafted… Read More »
Pins and needles — a gravelly floor panel rumbles, Isaac Clarke falters, his flashlight swinging at shapes in the dark. He breathes — mangled power cells hiss and spit sparks, Isaac’s respite, another door, obscured by this technological puzzle. He… Read More »
