Before you read any lower or even click any video on this post, it should be worth noting that this video and the post contain huge spoilers for the entire Walking Dead game franchise from Telltale Games. That being said, today Telltale released the final video going over the percentage of choices that gamers made during the game’s final episode, No Time Left.
So you can find out how the rest of the gaming community voted in the video below, but how about you? Did you choose anything differently than the others or were your decisions along the lines with the rest of the world?
Anuman Interactive’s latest game Monument Builders: Notre-Dame was released to the iTunes App Store for iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch and to Gamehouse.com for PC and Mac. The game a resource and time management sim where players will need to organize the construction of the famed Notre-Dame cathedral. Players will need to handle day to day matters like ensuring enough construction materials and resources are on hand to hiring construction teams. The game features 50 levels and bright cartoony graphics. For the history buffs, the game also comes packed with facts about the construction of the Notre-Dame De Paris.
Monument Builders HD for all iOS devices is $2.99 and can be purchased here, the iPhone version can be purchased herefor $0.99, the PC version can be purchased here, and Mac version here. The PC and Mac copies are $9.99. the Android version will be released soon.
Welcome to Talking Crap, a show were a bunch of game journos talk about crap. In this episode we discuss that weird little box called Ouya, what the best and worst controllers of all time are, shovelware’s classic brick-to-face-enducing nature and Deus Ex: Human Revolution’s orangy black world filled with racial stereotypes and polygon clothes.
You can check out this episode of Talking Crap in the video below. What do you think of the latest episode of Talking Crap? Wanna have your say? Well youu can talk some crap in the comments section below.
Strategy buffs will be in heaven with the announcement of Birth of Rome. Taking place during Rome founding eras, it follows the battles and events leading to the unification of Rome and its rise as a great and powerful empire. The title runs on the popular AGE engine which has been based on the mechanics of Alea Jacta Est. Birth of Rome consists of five different scenarios throughout Roman history, including the Punic Wars and even as far back as the 3rd Samnite Wars, with the latter battle giving Rome full control of the Italian land mass.
The focus will be massive sea battles and large fleets , which were an important part of Rome’s strategy to maintain control of vital waterways and ports. In addition to the aforementioned 3rd Samnite scenario, the bloody battles with the Gallic tribes will be covered in Semones War, the Pyrrhic Victories where the Senate drove out a warrior king from southern Italy. The fate of Sicily will be in the hands of the player as they attempt to follow history’s course in the First Punic War againt Carthage and the mighty Hannibal. This episode will feature heavy reliance on a strong fleet to keep the Carthaginians at bay. AGEOD, the games developers, made this a stand alone game and even though is designed around the mechanics of Alea Jacta Est, will not require the game to play.
For history buffs yearning for more, expect the game to be released this year, and additional info can be found at www.AGEOD.com
Nintendo has launched a bombshell of a Nintendo Direct today, announcing their future plans for the Wii U. Starting off with some examples of what’s happening in the Miiverse, President Iwata quickly moved on to announcing Virtual Console for the Wii U and the upcoming Trial Campaign, celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Famicom. Gamers can expect to see Balloon Fight, F-Zero, Super Metroid, Donkey Kong and more. Iwata continued to announce a few more interesting updates and titles such as Game & Wario, Pikmin 3, Wii Fit U, Lego City Undercover and The Wonderful 101 would see releases throughout spring to summer.
Announced today during Nintendo Direct, Nintendo has revealed a release window for some highly anticipated games: Spring-Summer.
Looking forward to Wii U games such as Game & Wario, Pikmin 3, Wii Fit U, Lego City Undercover or The Wonderful 101? Then listen up! President Iwata has stated in the latest Nintendo Direct that these games will be available from March onwards, throughout Spring to Summer. The Wii U launch may have lacked a little, but it looks like the system’s game library is picking up swiftly which is awesome to see! While no exact dates were revealed, gamers should expect to hear of them soon as they are right around the corner. Make sure you stay tuned to Capsule Computers for all the latest reviews on these titles!
Perhaps the most surprising of today’s announcements during the Nintendo Direct – a sequel to Yoshi’s Story! That’s right! Yoshi, the loveable egg-throwing dinosaur who hasn’t had a console title since 1998 is getting his own game right at home on the Wii U! Developed by the team behind Kirby’s Epic Yarn and the director of Yoshi’s Story, this new title takes the art style of Epic Yarn and mixes it with classic Yoshi gameplay. This title will not only show off the graphics of the Wii U, but also it’s hardware capability.
More information will be reported as we have it. Until then, check out the screen shots below!
This is the announcement of the announcement you’ve all been waiting for!
Announced today via Nintendo Direct, gamers can expect to see a look into the next installment of the Super Smash Bros series at E3, 2013. Since E3 2012, die hard Nintendo fans have been begging for a glimpse of the up coming Super Smash Bros title. The game is set to be two separate games, on the Nintendo 3DS and the Nintendo Wii U with capability options. While the wait isn’t over, fans now know how long they’ll have to wait until they can finally get a sneak peek! For those who don’t know, E3 2013 is taking place June 11-13, 2013. Until then, expect Nintendo to keep their lips sealed on their next up coming smash hit.
Announced today via Nintendo Direct, the creators of Wii Party are working on a new party title for the Wii U. This one could possibly be one of the most unique party game experiences yet. Taking advantage of the two gamepads and four Wiimotes, all types of crazy games could be possible. By the looks of things so far, it’s starting to look like the most bizarre form of Twister to date! But do we really need another party game Nintendo? What do you think? Let us know in the comment section below, or in the CC Forums.
Amongst all the crazy announcements today during the Nintendo Direct, Bayonetta fans got an exciting update – but not the ones they were hoping for! Platinum Games decided to tease fans with an insight into the development team, showing off character models and discussing the challenges and obstacles they have encountered in order to make Bayonetta 2 bigger and better than it’s predecessor.
Sadly, no gameplay footage yet. Perhaps we may see some at E3? Make sure you check out the developer trailer below and get a feel of all the hard work going into Bayonetta 2. It’s looking like it’s shaping up to be one hell of a bad ass title!