Category: Previews
The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing. Let’s break down the title of this game to really examine what you’re going to be experiencing when the full title launches on May 22. The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing The player begins… Read More »
It’s been almost eight years since Dante has filled the protagonist role of a Devil May Cry game. Granted, he appeared as a supporting, and playable, character in Devil May Cry 4 (as well as a featured character in every… Read More »
Hello there zombies, it really hasn’t been long, has it? You’re always clawing and gnawing and moaning and swarming, and just when I think I’m safe from your mindless lurching and throaty moans you go and turn up as DLC several months later. Good… Read More »
Let’s get one thing straight: it doesn’t matter what Dante looks like, because DmC: Devil May Cry is still that same great collaboration of action, difficulty, and attitude that fans of the series have come to love. Just because the franchise’s… Read More »
When I heard Halo 4 would have a presence at New York Comic Con this year, it became clear which booth I would be visiting first. The next installment in the megaton series was showing off its version of Team… Read More »
Back at E3, we here at GamerNode had a ball playing PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale against one another. There was a reasonable selection of characters back in June, but this month at New York Comic Con a much larger chunk… Read More »
Nintendo came to New York Comic Con with a huge presence this year, bringing a slew of Wii U titles along for the ride. Among the most prominent was The Wonderful 101, Platinum Games’ single-player action title formerly known as… Read More »
Warren Spector, Junction Point Studios’ co-founder and creative director for Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two, was on hand at New York Comic Con this month to join in a half-hour roundtable with members of the gaming press. He discussed in… Read More »
When a major property jumps into the MMO realm, it normally goes the route of the open-world RPG. Players create their own personal avatar, interact with the major characters in the universe, learn a massive number of skills, and run… Read More »
Among all the cover-based, linear stage demos and cinematic trailers of Agent 47 fighting scantily clad battle-nuns, it seems fair to stop and wonder if IO Interactive has lost its way with Hitman: Absolution, but there’s also a sense of… Read More »
