All Posts by: Eddie Inzauto
In a genre that has seen the rise and fall of its most treasured gems, alongside a bevy of copycats and underwhelming bandwagoneers, ModNation Racers delivers a standout kart racing experience that is unrivaled in breadth and depth. This little… Read More »
Journey is one of the most difficult games to describe to someone who has never seen it with his or her own eyes. Perhaps the simplest description would be that it is an exploration of game space that does not… Read More »
The recent trend of RPGs making the shift to more action-oriented play styles doesn’t apply only to the first-person perspective. Bethesda Softworks’ and inXile’s Hunted: The Demon’s Forge is taking the unique route, as an over-the-shoulder third-person dungeon-crawler… and it’s… Read More »
2K Marin has joined the ranks of developers who are resurrecting aging franchises for the modern gaming era. XCOM is a first-person re-imagining of the classic turn-based tactics series wherein the idyllic, postwar society of the 1950s US is terrorized… Read More »
Lara Croft is ready to receive a full makeover in the upcoming Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light, a downloadable title from Crystal Dynamics and Square-Enix scheduled for release later this summer. GoL uses the same engine as Tomb… Read More »
I recently played Remedy Entertainment’s Alan Wake, and was left without concrete closure to the game’s story. Former GN staff writer, current GN contributor, and author of the Nerdology blog Creighton DeSimone couldn’t be more eager to talk about the… Read More »
I would advise anyone who thinks of Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands as a simple movie tie-in to change that preconception right away. Instead, think of Ubisoft Montreal’s latest middle eastern adventure as a return to the Sands of… Read More »
GamerNode’s "You Win!" Awards have made a return. This latest award goes out to Activision, one of the biggest publishers in the videogame industry. Activision and their non-gaming CEO Bobby Kotick have earned themselves the "Killing Your Golden Goose" Award,… Read More »
For gamers reared on Nintendo’s action/adventure titles of the late 80s and early 90s, the concept behind Silicon Studio’s 3D Dot Game Heroes is what dreams are made of. This PS3-exclusive title is built entirely around homage to the Big… Read More »
It looks like the nice folks at Rockstar have found a great way for piracy to be useful: by using a no-CD crack from dismantled "pirating outfit" Myth to make Max Payne 2 function on Valve’s digital distribution platform, Steam…. Read More »
