Pretty much every game out there has some kind of niggling problem that drives one person bonkers. Whether it’s the dress system in FFXII-2 or the backtracking of Resident Evil, even the best games have something to pick at. Today we spotted some creative images that have edited the box-art from several games, giving the games a more ‘realistic’ advertising approach.
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If box art told the truth…
October 2nd, 2012 
ramdewarkiron
Posted in Features 
Tags: Diablo III, Duke Nukem, Final Fantasy, Mario, Mass Effect 3, Mortal Kombat, Team Fortress 2 
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Metal Gear Solid Movie – The Ultimate Cast
September 21st, 2012 ramdewarkiron
With the Metal Gear Solid movie officially announced, the rumour mills are doing overtime with their predictions of who will be cast to play all important roles. Details on the movie are sparse but, we are going to go ahead and just (for the sake of fun) presume that the first game will be converted [...]
History of TEKKEN (Part 3)
September 18th, 2012 Will Dawson
Following the successful release of the first two TEKKEN games, things were looking pretty good at Namco towards the end of the 1990′s. They’d struck gold with their approach to the fighting genre and the innovative ‘family feud’ storyline which governed TEKKEN’s central narrative. By 1997 they’d truly found their feet with this series and with new technology on their side, Namco proceeded to create one of the greatest fighting games in video game history.
History of TEKKEN (Part 2)
September 8th, 2012 Will Dawson
The success of the first TEKKEN game got the fledgling series off to a good start, and as if to capitalise on this early success, Namco released the follow-up, TEKKEN 2, just a year later. As with all emerging franchises, it was up to the sequel to make or break TEKKEN’s reputation, to build on the successes and improve the weaknesses of the previous title, to make its mark in gaming history.
History of Tekken (Part 1)
August 30th, 2012 Will Dawson
Today, the very word is synonymous with the beat ‘em up genre. It boasts six canonical instalments, numerous spin-offs, and three movie adaptations, all carried out in the space of just over a decade. Not to mention the numerous world records including The Best Selling Fighting Game for Playstation Consoles and the First Playstation Game [...]
Fallout 4 should include race selection
August 29th, 2012 Kamran Draeger
Inspired by a recent discussion I stumbled upon on NeoGAF, I started thinking about the next Fallout title and if the inclusion of multiple races to chose from when creating your character would make sense.
Source Film Maker is revolutionising machinima
July 26th, 2012 Kamran Draeger
Since I can remember there have been people who sought out to combine their passion for gaming and their creativity to make something that was of their own [...]
Dead Space 3′s Papoutsis invites you to “torture” humans
July 25th, 2012 ramdewarkiron
Visceral’s Vice President, Steve Papoutsis has stated that players will be able to “torture” humans in Dead Space 3. Speaking to PSM3 Papoutsis discussed the different ways of taking out necromorphs.
Dead Space 3 co-op and EA’s attempt to justify it
July 20th, 2012 Kamran Draeger
Ever since rumours have been kicked around that Dead Space 3 would receive a cooperative mode, fans began to worry that they might not get the game they wanted. When the first look at gameplay was released [...]
OUYA – a revolutionary idea?
July 11th, 2012 Kamran Draeger
A group of gaming enthusiasts have combined forces to create a new console, OUYA. Based on the Android platform, its software is open sourced so that nobody is faced with the hurdles today’s home entertainment systems put in the way of developers and hackers.
