PixelJunk Shooter coming to PC in November
Slowly, but surely, the entire PixelJunk series is making its way to PC.
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Slowly, but surely, the entire PixelJunk series is making its way to PC.
Described as "something special," Valve's initial Steam Machines prototype is a "high-end, high-performance box" built from off-the-shelf PC parts. Valve says that anyone can go and build exactly the same machine, minus the custom enclosure.
Pokemon's cross-generation transfer and cloud storage service launches in December for $5/year.
Sometimes, mobile crossovers just make sense. Tiny Tower, the official iPhone Game of the Year, is getting a Disney-approved spin-off with Star Wars: Tiny Death Star. As its name suggests, it's Tiny Tower--but in the Death Star.
On Xbox One, games are games are games. That means indie games and retail games will all appear under one Game Store. Chris Charla, director of the...
If, for some reason, you've managed to bunker down and miss the release of last year's Game of the Year-winning The Walking Dead game, you'll be able to get a taste for free. Starting today, the first episode is now free on both Xbox Live Marketplace and PlayStation Network.
Sony Computer Entertainment Worldwide Studios president Shuhei Yoshida explained that Sony has "totally shifted our way of thinking." Whereas the notion of an official PlayStation-branded app would've been impossible not too long ago, Yoshida says that the company is now actively developing games for mobile platforms.
Yes, Rockstar has admitted that Grand Theft Auto Online has not been running smoothly. And it plans on releasing a title update tomorrow that should "address commonly reported issues" with the newly-released multiplayer mode.
While we've yet to see many games take advantage of the new Kinect, it's nonetheless exciting to see the potential afforded by the new camera system. Microsoft Research released new videos showcasing what we got to demo at Redmond earlier this year.
For gamers, PlayStation Plus' Instant Game Collection has been a tremendous deal, offering numerous "free" games as part of a subscription. But why do developers offer their games for free? Well, because some of them are getting paid for it, of course.