Posted by Zac Elawar on May 20, 2013 The third episode in a series of developmental diaries for The Last of Us, courtesy of Sony PlayStation and Naughty Dog, called “Death and Choices” is available to watch embedded below this article. These videos offer a glimpse at an extended behind-the-scenes look to be made available on the game disc come its release on June 14th. We previously shared the first episode...

Posted by Luke Halliday on May 20, 2013 Pokemon: Rival Destinies Collection 1 Studio: OLM Inc. Publisher: Beyond Home Entertainment Format: DVD Release Date: February 6th, 2012 Price: $23.99 – Available Here Overview The Black and White saga has seen a major revitalization of the long-running Pokemon anime series, breathing fresh new life into a series that had grown somewhat stale over more than a decade on the...

Posted by Benjamin Webb on May 20, 2013 Gamers looking to purchase to a collectors edition for the latest Total War game, Total War: Rome II might need to consider getting around to it a little bit quicker than they’ve already been. This is due to the incredibly large amount of collectors edition pre-orders taking place with over half of all collectors editions having been already pre-ordered by gamers in the...

Posted by Dustin Spencer on May 20, 2013 I remember years ago when Cars first came into theaters, I was curious of just how far Disney would take the brand and if we would start getting animated feature films about grass, buildings, or planes. Well, that has been answered, as Disney’s Planes hits theaters this September, and it is voiced by none other than Dane Cook, who is known for his “comedy” and...

Posted by Zac Elawar on May 20, 2013 Today we spoke with the Head of Academic Development for Sony Computer Entertainment Europe, Dr. Maria Stukoff, and the Director of Business Development and Marketing at AIE (Academy of Interactive Entertainment), Neil Boyd. The two gave us their time to talk about the new academic partnership between the two entities as part of the PlayStation First Academic Partnership...

Posted by Joe Morgan on May 20, 2013 Indie development company Nine Dots Studio isn’t completely new to the scene. They released their rookie game, Brand, in May 2012. Currently working on their sophomore release, GoD Factory: Wingmen is poised to do some interesting things. GoD Factory is a unique blend of the multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) genre and space combat simulation. Nowadays, it’s rare...

Posted by Nathan Farrugia on May 20, 2013 UPDATE: Kevin Conroy just joined Twitter, and one of the very first things he did was clear up any confusion by explaining that he was NOT referring to Arkham Origins, but Rocksteady’s next-gen Arkham title instead…he then deleted the tweet because he obviously shouldn’t be mentioning a title that hasn’t even been announced. Yikes. Seems Batman’s...

Posted by Frank Inglese on May 20, 2013 It was announced on Saturday, through the second volume of BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger’s Novelization, that the long-awaited BlazBlue Anime series has been Green-lit. Calamity Trigger…Epic name, hopefully an epic anime. Toshimichi Mori, the designer of the BlazBlue games, has been known to want and long for this Anime adaptation since 2010. Zen United, the European...

Posted by Frank Inglese on May 20, 2013 “Pikachu use thunder…smash!” I’m going to take it from the very beginning with this one: Pokemon Tretta is an arcade game, so far only seen in Japan, that allows you  to collect and battle your favourite Pokemon in an odd yet really cool way. To play the arcade game you simply need one or more of the pog-like, Pokemon discs that you get, at random, every...

Posted by Jamie Laike Tsui on May 20, 2013 Blade Symphony is Puny Human Games’ sword fighting game. Puny Human Games is probably best known by their previous name, Team Dystopia of the hit Half Life 2 mod Dystopia. Blade Symphony has been in development in one form or another since 2008. In 2011, Puny Human Games turned to Kickstarter to allow them to self-fund the game. Back in February of 2013,  Blade Symphony...