World of Warcraft: Forever—returns to the spirit of 2004, trading end-of-the-world stakes for personal adventuring and connecting with friends. Following a successful beta test last month, World of Warcraft: Forever is now live for all active and returning subscribers
Ahh the 80’s… Slightly before my time as I was born in ‘91, but thanks to older relatives’ hand-me-downs of computers like...
»full News StoryGuest post by SZKO Have you ever heard of the term “Golden Parchute”? Well if not, a Golden Parachute is basically a contract between a C-level executive and a company…
>> full storyIt is undeniable that the annual Games Developer Conference (or GDC) is a spectacular event. Once a year sharp & inquisitive minds involved in various facets of game development, marketing,…
>> full storyYesterday saw the launch of one of the most anticipated new gaming IPs in some time, Tom Clancy’s The Division. Like many other eager players I set aside time in…
>> full storySo I have heard a crap ton about this game, seen in on Youtube and seen it on stream. Honestly I thought it wasn’t for me. So when our Editor…
>> full storyToday on BrokenCast we interview Ty Taylor, developer of The Bridge and the upcoming Tumblestone. We talk about all sorts of things like what it’s like to start an indie…
>> full storyCapcom’s Street Fighter V has been available on Windows PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4 for little over 24 hours and players have already found a way to “restore” animation…
>> full storyThis guest editorial was written by Zoey Wolfe, whom you can find on Twitter @CustomRetrofit “I’m a woman, baby, can’t you tell?” The first time I heard Fallout 4’s native Robot…
>> full storySo I’ll admit it, I gave up on Blizzards latest Diablo game just over 4 months after it came out, I had hit the level cap, and wasn’t able to…
>> full storyCall it yearning for nostalgia, call it reliving the old days but after writing and producing the Halo Online preview that went live today I decided to dust off my…
>> full storyThe 1990’s saw a period of unprecedented growth for the console market. After that crash of the late 70s, Nintendo revitalized the industry in the 1980s and found themselves alone…
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