Pokémon Sword and Shield looks set to be the biggest Pokémon release to date. If you discount Let’s Go, which was a remake rather than a truly new game, it’s the first real Pokémon release on the Switch; in fact, the first main series title on a home console full stop.
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7 Cosplayer Pro tips for a relaxed and successful #gamescom2019
You want to present your cosplay at gamescom and want to know what you shouldn’t miss? In our Facebook Cosplay group we asked how you can best enjoy gamescom as a cosplayer – here are the Cosplayer Pro Tips:
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Fortnite game features
The first entries about the project called Fortnite date back to 2011. In 2014, the alpha version came out and began to gradually accumulate power. In 2017, it began to be sold with the addition “Early Access”. Epic Games developers were waiting for the right moment to announce their offspring officially ready. The release was planned for 2018, the main change in the transition to version 1.0 is the F2P system. But with the proviso that you have to buy game items for real money. The creators themselves say that a conditionally free project is waiting for us. Donate is not mandatory for the game, but they do not hide…
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Ubisoft accused of exploitation over Watch Dogs Legion music
Ubisoft is facing accusations of exploitative practices after it announced that it will use the collaborative creativity platform HitRecord to generate some of the music for Watch Dogs Legion.
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Video Games to Play on Your First Date
The way that people meet romantic partners has changed a lot over the last couple of decades. Instead of going on blind dates set up by friends, about 36 percent of women and 56 percent of men meet potential partners on dating apps.
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5 Famous Gaming ‘Villains’ You Didn’t Realise Were Heroes
Behind their devilish exteriors lies a kind heart… sort of.
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Gaming’s Most Notorious Anti-Heroes
Gaming history indicates that most characters we control are heroes. Predominantly good, our avatars fight the good fight and battle to cleanse their particular world of evil. But there are some protagonists who just don’t care.
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Money on sports betting
In the information space around the topic of bets, hysteria and excitement are constantly maintained. Everywhere there is a veil of easy money, a beautiful life, and all at the expense of wins on betting. As a practicing and successful team in the field of betting, we can responsibly declare that it is possible to make bets, but this is not easy money at all. Let the wet dreams do not obscure your mind when you see images of half-naked models, expensive cars and yachts, carefree stays in tropical resorts on the next resource. All this is the dust that another fraudster, “kapper”, throws into your eyes while you are…
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Cultist Simulator: the retrospective
I talked at Develop this year about open production, a system of developing games in the full sight of your community and building your audience as you go. It reminded me that I hadn’t shared the Cultist Simulator retrospective as widely as I should have, and that the successes (and mistakes!) might be useful to indies who haven’t read it yet. So, here we are! Gama, spread this cautionary tale. It’s worth mentioning that there are lots of things – both good and bad – which don’t get a look-in, because they’re not the headline points. We’re absolutely delighted by Maribeth Solomon’s work on the soundtrack, for example, and I’m very proud we didn’t move…
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Baldur’s Gate II: The Anatomy of a Sequel
Introduction Just over two years ago Baldur’s Gate was released. It was the culmination of nearly 90 man-years of work by a number of inexperienced, but very talented and creative individuals at BioWare. BioWare was a Canadian game developer, with only a single title (Shattered Steel) to its credit prior to Baldur’s Gate. Published by Black Isle Studios (the internal RPG division of Interplay Productions), Baldur’s Gate was the next in a line of famed RPGs that included the venerable Bard’s Tale and the highly respected Fallout, both developed by Black Isle. Baldur’s Gate beat the odds and was both a critical and a commercial success (it collected nearly all of the industry’s PC RPG of the year awards and…
