Before I interviewed Electric Coffee Games' Ben Shippee, I sat down and gave a go of their first title Photons, a game that is only two months into the making of it and already had previews in a French competition!
I like a good beat 'em up game like anyone else, whether it's a classic side-scroller like Streets of Rage or it's more third-person-styled such as God of War or MadWorld. When a game comes along that not only makes a chore out of the genre, but mocks the intelligence of the fan base, it can truly leave a vulgar taste in my mouth. Such is the case of Qooc Soft's first foray into video games: Kung Fu Strike: The Warrior Rises.
Next month SEGA fans everywhere will be able to go hands-on with two HD remakes of their beloved titles.
It's a full-on Wii U coverage episode of B3, and the King invites a few friends in on the festivities!
The Boston Festival of Indie Games has revealed all thirty-six games that attendees will be able to go hands-on with at the event.
Much anticipation was riding on Nintendo during today's preview event. What was revealed wound up being the knockout punch we were looking for at E3.
With the Boston Festival of Indie Games coming up next week, King Baby Duck sits down for a chat with one of the head PR people behind it.
It has taken Humble Hearts (AKA Dean Dodrill) over three years to make Dust: An Elysian Tail. How amazing it is that the video game work of roughly one man (and a couple others to help with voice acting, soundtrack, and scriptwriting) is more enjoyable than most games that take an army of developers and writers to create.