Sounds like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan will have more than just regular four player co-op action, as Leonardo slices and dices his way with some slow-mo action.
Screw the excerpt, I'm singing the cartoon theme song from the 1980s. TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES! HEROES IN A HALF-SHELL! TURTLE POWER!
Wait, before you click further: These turtles look almost as disturbing as the ones from that 2014 movie where they resembled the mutated love children of el presidente.
It’s not easy to love the robots in disguise, but they’ve certainly had some high points of entertainment during the last decade. Specifically, High Moon’s superb Cybertron series, which was later muddied by less than stellar movie tie-in games. Enter fan-favourite developers Platinum Games, who’ve decided to go back to the roots of the iconic franchise while throwing their own brand of high-energon fisticuffs into the mix.
Swords! Sorcery! Dragons! Beats by Dr Dre! Scalebound sounds like a great idea for a game, one that might finally give Xbox the chance to actually sell a few Xbox One consoles in Japan. But it was also a very different game when it was first pitched.
Warframe is the kind of game where the majority of the gear on offer can be earned. But sometimes, not only are you in a rush, but you also want to give back to a game that has given you tons of action for free. And you can do that in Warframe, by purchasing various packs. But maybe you’re in …
It doesn't have Michael Bay's fingerprints on it, it was developed by Platinum Games and all the visuals inside of Transformers Devastation are lifted straight from the G1 era. This is why I can't wear pants when talking about games such as this, because they transform into a hot mess.
After being teased for years, Scalebound finally appeared in proper gameplay form at Gamescom this month. There’s still a lot about the game that needs to be revealed, but seeing it in action finally unveiled what Platinum and director Hideki Kamiya had been working on all this time. And it's going to push the Xbox One to the limit, like a cheesy 1980s workout song.
Movie theaters can give commercials instant atmosphere, but they also introduce real production risks. …
A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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