There’s just something inspiring about a small game studio teaming up with Alaskan natives to tell Iñupiat folklore through a beautiful puzzle-platformer game. What’s more, Never Alone, coming to PC and unspecified consoles this fall, gives you a trusty little white dog sidekick. Dogs are pretty ins
Clocking in at a devastating 247 hits, this has a high likelihood of being the longest, most pain-inducing combo ever dealt to a brainless dummy opponent in Street Fighter 4. The move set is a minute and 37 seconds of Chun Li spamming icrouching blows, the occasional blue fireball, and that oh-so-an
As long as there have been games, there have been people taking indignant moral stances towards them. This is shown in this nice write-up on a short history of game panics by Jesse Walker over at Reason. From New York City’s pinball ban, which we have a standout article on by John Teti in issue #1,
One question more than any other will define the course of modern society: Would a sensible human being shag a robot? You know, possibly like this one. Well, 25 percent of people across the pond in the UK would. It turns out that one in four survey-takers wouldn’t mind have sex with a human-like ma
Tetsuya Mizuguchi, worshipped by some for creating the rave-y, transcendent, perception-melding Rez, has dropped some big hints about his next project in the latest issue of Edge. And it’s sounding surprisingly social. Consider the evidence: One, his next game will continue the lineage of Rez and L
