How do big sites like IGN and smaller sites like…us, cover such an event? See for yourself below in a documentary that is a fascinating glimpse into what goes on behind the scenes.
What happens then, when Activision comes knocking on its door and attempts to cheapen it operations by laying off a third of its French workforce at its Versailles studio? You get the following fascinating documentary from Chris Bratt over his People Make Games channel:
A solid mix between professional hardware and more consumer-friendly pricing, the rumoured Canon EOS 90D specs makes for a reliable DSLR camera on paper.
Team Ninja have announced that a closed alpha for Nioh 2 will kick off on May 24 for “some PS4 users”, running through until June 2.
Fujifilm’s best camera to date, the X-T3 has plenty to love: A rugged design, an autofocus system that leaves the competition in the dust and a suite of video options that could easily record a Hollywood blockbuster all on its lonesome. A few issues still plagues the X-T3 from being the best of the best, but the pros definitely do outweigh the cons in this case.
God of War was emotional, it was splendid and you’d be hard-pressed to find anyone who didn’t feel satisfied by the time the final credits rolled on an adventure that starred an older and crustier Kratos as he battled back against Norse mythology. A five year odyssey, to create not just the best God of War game, but the definitive example of how the video game industry can be create true art. Want to see how it was all done? Then watch the full-length documentary.
The Sony A6400 is amazing in the fields where it was meant to play second fiddle. As a still photography device, it’s everything you could ask for: Lightweight, durable and quicker than the Flash when it comes to autofocus. But when you need to take some serious video? Several hang-ups, a bafflingly bad bit of design oversight and the lack of true IBIS makes it a more limited piece of hardware.
Grand promises! Lofty ambitions! A game that smelt worse than Batman & Robin on launch. Bethesda’s Fallout 76 may just be one of the worst games of all time, and that’s a statement which can be made after some extensive patching was made. But where did it all go wrong for Bethesda? How did a studio which was known for quality and engaging games, create the digital equivalent of being forced to attend a Steve Hofmeyer concert at gunpoint?
Cloud gaming removed hardware barriers, but it replaced them with something less visible and …
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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