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Journey’s greatest gift to videogames was telling us all to shut up
Journey returns to PS4, and with it, the gift of quiet
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What Remains of Edith Finch weaves stories from the madness of the family home
If these walls could talk…
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Rollers of the Realm accomplishes the incredibly strange thing it sets out to do
Become a real pinball wizard.
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LittleBigPlanet 3 is full of toys and joy
The series moves beyond floatiness.
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Hohokum custom vinyl lights up the sky
Ghostly releases all the tracks online with some custom vinyl to boot.
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Sony’s surprise unveiling is the artsy game Entwined. Oh, and it’s already out. Surprise!
It’s like Romeo and Juliet, only with more origami.
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Infamous: Second Son shows what the PS4 is capable of, and nothing more
Down and out in Nu-Seattle.
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Let’s gawk at Hyper Light Drifter’s preposterously hot pixel art
We already knew action-role-player Hyper Light Drifter was easy on the eyes. That was a done deal. But this new trailer really hammers the point home. In case you missed the Kickstarter campaign that blew up last year, this gorgeous showpiece of pixel art is also a game, and judging from the footag
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Sony to blow lid off not-so-secret VR headset next week
Edge is reporting that Sony is indeed developing an Oculus Rift competitor and plans on lifting the lid on it next Tuesday at Game Developers Conference in San Francisco. (We’ll be there with bells on.) This news comes to us by the same wings it usually does: anonymous developers blabbing about hot
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These low-poly animal sculptures are straight out of a PS1 game
The New Aesthetic continues its synthetic, eye-catching overgrowth into the natural world with these striking statues by Ben Foster. They may have a low poly count, but that just makes his sculptures of PS1-era dogs, horses, and marine mammals stand out all the more from rustic, snowcapped backdrops
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Kill Screen presents the Future of Genre series
Deconstruction and democratization, ahoy.
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PlayStation Now needs to be the Netflix of videogames
Future perfect.