The Legend of Dragoon has been one of the strangest titles that I have ever reviewed. The Playstation Japanese Role-Playing game, released in the year 2000, isn’t a really a special RPG, but it is the one game that I felt was the definition of “Pedestrian” when I first reviewed it, and yet, somehow, it…
Author: Samuel Rivera
Halo Infinite Remains on Target for a 2021 Release on Xbox One/Series X
Halo Infinite’s turbulent development has had enough rumors (both confirmed and unconfirmed) to write an entertaining Netflix series about its controversial development saga. Less than a year ago, when the first trailer for the game was unveiled, everything seemed to have been running smoothly. Microsoft touted the game as a launch title that would showcase…
Bloomberg Reports: New More Powerful Switch Coming in 2021
Nintendo news have been scarce over the Summer. While Microsoft and Sony prepare for the Holidays, and their respective next generation console launches, Nintendo has remained awfully quiet. The Nintendo Switch, both in its original hybrid form, and in the portable only Lite model, has been a massive success for Nintendo. The company couldn’t have…
Rumor: Halo Infinite Delayed Until 2022, Xbox One Version to be Canned
A new week, a new Microsoft rumor. This one, however, isn’t very flattering. A Resetera Forum member called Sponger ignited a fire storm with his ‘insider’ information on 343 Industries and Halo: Infinite. Sponger, apparently, is a trusted Xbox insider (as has been right about rumors before), so hold on to your seats, because what…
Sony: The PS5 Has The Greatest Launch Lineup in PlayStation History
An in depth interview by Gamesindrustry.biz with Sony’s Eric Lempel, SVP and head of global marketing (Sony Interactive Entertainment), shed light into some interesting topics regarding the PlayStation 5’s launch and how the company feels about its new machine. After weeks of only getting Phil Spencer news on Xbox and a variety of different topics,…
Throwback Bit Thursday: Turok: Dinosaur Hunter
The Nintendo 64 was the first home console capable of delivering great First Person Shooting experiences. While the PlayStation (and Sega Saturn) would have some first person shooters, by comparison, most (if not all) were subpar when stacked against the games that the Nintendo 64 was running in that particular genre. The Nintendo 64…
Xbox Series S to be 61% Less Powerful Than XSX
The rumored, yet, almost official Xbox Series S is will be about 61% less powerful than the Xbox Series X. A new spec leak confirms that the Xbox Series S won’t target 4K gaming, but a bump in RAM from 7.5GB GDRR6 to 10GB GDDR6 has given us hope that the budget console can target…
A Skyward Sword Switch Remaster Apparently Exists
Wii’s Skyward Sword is the only pre Breath of the Wild 3-D Zelda that has yet to be remade or remastered. Nintendo’s lack of urgency in porting Wind Waker HD, and Twilight Princess HD into the Nintendo Switch has had many a Zelda fan a bit bummed at the company, as the titles should be…
Phil Spencer: Not Interested in Outselling Sony (Or Nintendo)
It seems like there are Phil Spencer news every other day of the week, and that’s because there are Phil Spencer news every other day of the week. With Sony and Nintendo execs being pretty hermetic about their upcoming projects and plans, the gaming industry has to thank the outspoken Phil Spencer for keeping us…
Phil Spencer: Nintendo Has The Strongest First Party Pedigree
Xbox Head Honcho, Phil Spencer, had some incredibly positive things to say about Nintendo’s first party games, and how well the Japanese giant has handled its gaming platforms during a Twitch Animal Crossing themed talk show. “The pure thing about what Nintendo does, is they think about games, and they think about their hardware…