When Namco Bandai, best known for their niche and Japanese titles, announced Inversion, a third person shooter that lets you shoot gravity, we were a little surprised. We were invited to go along to Namco’s offices to try out both the single player and the multiplayer of the title and see if it made us float up or sink into the ground.
Not too long ago StickTwiddlers were invited to a Paradox Interactive event preview of their upcoming games. Previously famed for Magicka, Mount & Blade and Crusader Kings games we were lured into the hollows of a church basement to learn of Paradox’s new games due for release this year. The Showdown Effect This is a [ Read More ]
Breaking out of the subscription mould, Bioware have brought us the free-to-play game Warhammer Online: Wrath of Heroes. The game features some great PvP arena action and with matches lasting only fifteen minutes you can be sure that it’s fast-paced. You can choose from one of three characters to start with; Bax, Drulg and Ilanya, [ Read More ]
At the recent EA showcase, we got to see something that many people have been waiting a long time to see; the new SimCity. The build that we got to see was very much pre-alpha, though it was already looking like the SimCity we all know and love. Don’t be fooled into thinking that they [ Read More ]
The next big DLC pack for Battlefield 3 titled “Close Quarters” is due out this June and we managed to get some hands on time as well as information about the upcoming maps and content due for release. ‘Close Quarters’ is the next batch of DLC before the ‘Armoured Kill’ and ‘End Game’ packs are [ Read More ]
We got a flurry of info from the EA Showcase and another one of the stars on show was the new Medal Of Honor Warfighter. Rich Farrelly, Creative Director of Danger Close gave us a brief preview of one of the games single player levels (multiplayer details to be announced at E3). From what we [ Read More ]
For all of its references to videogames, adult animated comedy Family Guy doesn’t really make for a great one itself. The series became the inspiration for a mediocre action title in 2006 and, until now, has continued doing what it does best on television alone. Family Guy Online, to put it succinctly, is a watertight [ Read More ]
