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Reactions: Awesome Games Being Collected for Convenient Consumption
Remember when Cody and I told you to go play Beyond Good and Evil HD and Outland? Well, if for some reason you were able to resist our compelling arguments and charming personalities, you now have a second chance.
Author: Ryan
Trailers: The Many Ways to Brutally Murder Your Fellow Survivors in I Am Alive
Slashing their throat with a machete? Check. Bludgeoning them in the back of the head with your pistol? Check. Shooting them with a hunting bow and then ripping the arrow from their cold, dead corpse? Check. Kicking them into a bottomless pit of despair? Check.
Author: RyanReactions: Microsoft’s “House Party 2012″ headlined by I Am Alive, Alan Wake
Before we move on to how out of touch Microsoft’s marketing people are (oh, there’s a trailer below that will blow your mind), let us first discuss the game featured in the above video–I Am Alive. The title’s development struggles have been well documented and there’s certainly reason for concern when we stop to consider that it shifted developers mid-development and transformed from a full-fledged retail game to a downloadable title. And that gameplay does look a little rough around the edges in the graphical department. But I can honestly say that Ubisoft Shanghai’s take on the post-apocalypse is one of my most anticipated games of the year. It’s just fundamentally different from nearly every other game on the market today, and in this humble writer’s hopes, has the potential to revolutionize video games’ take on the post-apocalypse in a very positive way. So dude: seriously, just buy it.
Author: CodyTrailers: The First Rule of I Am Alive…
Is not “Don’t talk about I Am Alive.” Though, given the game’s long development cycle, they certainly could have been operating under that rule for a while.
Author: RyanReactions: Bully 2, Beyond Good & Evil 2, and a BioWare Command & Conquer?
Everybody loves rumor time! So let’s start with that shaky-cam video above. The blurry concept art you see is allegedly from Beyond Good & Evil 2. The gentlemen speakers you hear are Ubisoft’s Michel Ancel and Jordan Mechner. The hopes and dreams you feel stirring in the depths of your soul are shared by all fans of quality gaming.
Author: CodyTrailers: Brush up on your Assassin’s Creed history…with a brush of blades, that is!
So Assassin’s Creed III is going to put us in the memories of Desmond’s most recent relative, twin brother Nathan Drake, right? What’s that you say? Their voices are only so similar because Nolan North must be blackmailing people to get voice-acting leads for two of the biggest franchises in the industry?
Author: CodyReactions: For a few dollars less
Interested in Ubisoft’s highly acclaimed Rayman Origins but not so sure you’re ready to drop a whole $60 on it? Try out the demo to get a taste of the wacky art direction, blissful Platforming, and the best music I’ve heard in a video game since…ever?
Author: CodyTrailers: Allegedly this is a trailer for AC: Revelation’s multiplayer
But we all know that Ubisoft doesn’t make Assassin’s Creed trailers without a healthy dose of dub-step and an overabundance of stabbing…
Author: CodyReactions: Rainbow 6: Patriots scheduled for 2013 release
And here’s a proof-of-concept video to give an idea of what to expect when the series returns after a five year hiatus. Can’t say that I’m happy about that weird X-ray vision stuff and the apparent lack of tactics and/or squad commands, but the moral gray area Ubisoft Montreal is tackling looks absolutely riveting. Could we finally get a game comparable to the intensity of 24?
Author: Cody
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