Opinion: How The Last of Us & Remember Me killed the Uncharted series
“The Uncharted series is dead.” This was one of the many thoughts that crossed my mind after playing through...
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Remember Me Walkthrough
GameZone brings you the Guide on Remember Me!. Join in with the Errorists as they try to bring down the evil organization...
Interview: Composer Olivier Deriviere talks the unique soundtrack of Remember Me
Remember Me is more than just an upcoming action-adventure game from Capcom. Set in the year 2084, this psychedelic...
A Launch To Remember: PlayStation 3
A Launch To Remember: PlayStation 3 by Louis Bedigian The air was crisp. It would've been bitter, but the temperature didn't drop much for the time o
Goodbye, New Dereth, I will always remember you fondly
Goodbye, New Dereth, I will always remember you fondly By Michael Lafferty Looking back on what Asherons decision to close the game In the end, it wa
How Fallout Taught Me to Survive the Apocalypse
Science fiction has an uncanny ability to come true, as though we’re pulled with the force of a black hole to see our dreams manifested. Philip K.
Lynch Called Me Tonight to Hype Kane and Lynch 2
A California number appeared on my phone and, I didn't think much about it since E3 planning is still happening days before the curtain lifts. I was thinking it was a call from a publisher to confirm appointments or fellow Kombo staff, but after I said "hello," things took a different turn.
Find Me a Gift Offers Nintendo Game & Watch Keyrings
Good news for Nintendo fans: the peculiarly-named Find Me a Gift is now offering three different officially-licensed Nintendo keyrings, each containing a different Game & Watch game from Nintendo's past. Available are Donkey Kong Junior, Super Mario Bros., and Mario's Cement Factory, each going for £9.90 ($16.42). You can learn more by clicking on each link above, or by reading the press release after the cut. Which will you choose?
Molyneux: 'Final Fantasy VII Defined the RPG Genre to Me'
Lionhead Studios Founder Peter Molyneux continues his ever-controversial line of thought, this time turning his attention to the legendary granddaddy of all RPGs (except the ones that came before it), Final Fantasy VII, a game he considers as the one which defined the RPG genre."I always remember back to Final Fantasy VII, when I first played FFVII, that to me defined the genre," he said when talking about the PS3 and if it has had any defining titles. "Those were the 'oh my god' moments, I don't believe they exist. I haven't seen many of those on the PS3." Before angry PS3 gamers send Mr. Molyneux angry emails, it's worth bearing in mind that, despite his company being owned by Microsoft, he owns all the major consoles. "This is very much me as a gamer talking, not as an industry spokesman," he told us. "I've got a PS3, a Wii and a 360, I've got just about everything." -- VideoGamer.comNot me, no sir. Super Mario RPG: The Legend of the Seven Stars is where I cut my teeth on that genre. Not to take anything away from FFVII or anything.
Don't Leak on Me, Baby
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