Many of you have likely played Dark Souls II by now. However, you probably haven’t seen much of the current-gen port of Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin. Luckily, we have you covered!
Continue reading Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin Receives Trailer
Nintendo revealed that the New 3DS and New 3DS XL have sold a combined total of 335,000 units in its first weekend in Europe and North America. Continue reading New Nintendo 3DS and 3DS XL Sell 335,000 in Western Launch Weekend
While a lot of Intelligent Systems’ Code Name: S.T.E.A.M. remains a mystery, the latest teaser secures Abraham Lincoln as an American force to be reckoned with. Continue reading New Code Name: S.T.E.A.M. Teaser Features Honest Abe
Puzzle games often get brushed aside. Who would want to play a puzzle game when Smash or Call of Duty is begging to be played? Blek however, is a simple game that isn’t trying to be the next Halo franchise. It’s just trying to be Blek. Continue reading Blek Review
Valentine’s Day may have come and gone, but Microsoft has saved some love for all Xbox owners with this week’s Ultimate Game Sale.
Continue reading Microsoft Holding Ultimate Game Sale This Week
Have you ever wanted to play a tabletop card-based dungeon-crawler, and a third-person action-RPG at the same time? No, you’ve never thought of that? Well now you don’t have to because Hand of Fate is now available on PC and current-gen consoles. Hand of Fate is a unique game and so much more. The gameplay is both intriguing and exciting, and the graphics are gorgeous. However, this amazing experience is interrupted with the game’s persistent technical issues. Continue reading Hand of Fate Review
To celebrate all of the awards shows that take place during February, Sony has launched the Critic’s Choice Sale, “discounting some of the biggest games from 2014 that received awards and recognition from the gaming media.” Continue reading PlayStation Critic’s Choice Sale
On this week’s MONG Podcast, the team discussed some of this week’s biggest gaming news like The Order: 1886’s completion time, Daybreak Game Company’s layoffs, Sony finally allowing users to upgrade from a SUB account to Master, Fatal Frame’s chance of coming to North America, January’s NPD Report, the future of Amiibo, PSN and XBL’s big sales, and the never ending saga that is The Last Guardian. Continue reading Should Sony Give Up On The Last Guardian?
The time has come! Our official Game of the Month for January 2015 is… Continue reading Game of the Month – January 2015
Turtle Rock Studios is a developer already much beloved for the Left 4 Dead series, a set of games that really pushed forward the concept of cooperative multiplayer. With Evolve, Turtle Rock looks to push cooperative multiplayer even further with an ambitious 4 vs. 1 match style. At full disclosure, I’m not very good at this type of game. Normally, I tend to stick to playing single-player titles (an option that Evolve allows). However, Evolve’s concept really excited me: a huge, nearly unstoppable monster versus a squad of hunters, high stakes, the thrill of the hunt. These ideas were enough to venture from my comfort zone into the realm of multiplayer gaming (which is definitely how the game deserves to be played). Was Evolve everything I hoped it would be? Did I have a great time? In short, the answer is yes, though a few shortcomings will likely prevent it from evolving into the most dominant game of 2015.
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