Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy Sees Remastered Version on iOS and Steam
Quantic Dream’s cult classic Indigo Prophecy to get definitive port for iOS devices and PC The so-called “definitive version” of developer Quantic Dream’s game Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy (or simply “Indigo Prophecy” in the original North American release) is finally getting its much-deserved Remastered version. Driven by porting specialist…
Immediate Downsizing Just Announced by SEGA of America, Office Relocated
The speed at which the news of SEGA of America came and went just might rival that of their own blue hedgehog SEGA of America went public today with some unfortunate news; the company will begin downsizing starting right now, and lasting all the way until June. On top…
Sony Partners with Spotify to bring You PlayStation Music
Sony partners with Spotify to bring over 30 million songs to Playstation Xperia devices with Playstation Music PlayStation Music is a new service Sony is offering, starting March 29 2015. After partnering with Spotify and will be provided to 41 territories, including North and South America, Europe, Asia and…
Life is Strange, But Launch Trailers Aren’t
A launch trailer kicks off Life is Strange’s release today With the release of Remember Me developer DONTNOD’s heady, time-shifting episodic adventure Life is Strange slated for later today on the Playstation Store, Xbox Live Marketplace and Steam, the developer has released a launch trailer giving us a glimpse…
Galactic Civilizations III Preview
So Much to Conquer….So Little Time With the release of Sorcerer King right around the corner and the recent partnership with Soren Johnson’s Mohawk Games, the strategy genre overlords at Stardock Studios sure have been busy. While a few weeks back Hey Poor Player’s Adam Foster took a long…
Anthony Spivey’s Top 10 Games of 2015
2015 was probably the year I played the least amount of games released in the same year. Not because I didn’t want to, but I had both my PS4…
Unknown Fate Review (PC)
Light Leads the Way I’ve always had the naive mindset that immersive, first-person games exist so people can live out fantasies. But why do that when you can…
Predator: If It Bleeds Review (Book)
Predator: If It Bleeds Proves That You Can’t Really Kill The Predator This review actually required some research on my part. I hadn’t watched a Predator movie since childhood…
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