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It seems impossible to comprehend now, but in 1969 three government employees climbed into a rocket and blasted themselves to the moon—even though there were no fish there. They bounced around, they drove a buggy, they picked up rocks, but the journey was ultimately pointless because there were no space ponds and no moon fish to catch. Why do you think we stopped going?
Konami has its hands full right now. It has promising remakes of both Silent Hill 2 and Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater in the works, but those aren’t the publisher’s only upcoming games. In recent years, Konami has revitalized its publishing effort to include original titles from small studios (see this summer’sCYGNI: All Guns Blazing). Its two upcoming behemoths shouldn’t overshadow one of those smaller projects: Deliver at All Costs.
If you, like many others, spent a whole lot of your Grand Theft Auto: Vice City playtime back in the day screaming in frustration at that mission where you have to blow up a building with an RC helicopter, I've got great news: that mission is back, in $2 PS4 game form!
is the newest addition to the catalog of sci-fi space exploration in video games. The new game is now sharing the limelight with the 2023 planet-hopping RPG from Bethesda, But there was another space adventure game on the scene years before these two were released: It may seem unfair to compare two current-gen triple-A games with an indie game from 2016, but that's just what one YouTuber has done – and the results are not quite what might be expected.
The buff and tough Rocket Leader Cliff, in , changed his battle team in September 2024. Given higher offensive stats, healso continues to use Shadow Pokémon to increase his chances of defeating you. With these harder-hitting attacks comes weaker defenses, so burning shields and type weaknesses are essential during your trainer battle. Beating Cliff this month will give you great rewards and a step towards victory against his boss, Giovanni.
is constantly getting updated with new features, such as the Rover vehicle and armor sets, giving fans plenty of reasons to come back to the open-world game. Alongside the Rover, fans have noticed that two new spacesuits have been added to the game, called the Vibrant and Bold sets. These gorgeous spacesuits are popping with color, and are definitely worth unlocking.
While playing through the first few hours of Star Wars Outlaws, I found myself once again presented with an all-too-familiar trope. ND-5, the game’s primary droid crewmate to Kay Vess, appeared to be yet another autism-coded droid that is typically played for laughs or treated as “other” by the main cast.
«But can it run Doom?» is an adage that has managed to travel through almost every piece of tech on the market. From controlling the game with a toaster to running Doom on a pregnancy test (please wash your hands after), it has almost become a benchmark of geeky creativity.