RAGE is id Software's upcoming first-person shooter. Of course, you can get that from the id Software logo and copious shooting presented from a first-person perspective in the first of these new trailers. But the publishing involvement of Bethesda can't help bringing that company's RPG lineage to mind. Maybe that's why the video, a seven-minute slice of gameplay footage, employs a time-honored trope from many an old-time JRPG: talk to people in town, then jump down the well and get rid of the monsters poisoning our water! Of course, being a gritty post-apocalyptic shooter, for “monsters” read less “cutesy sentient jellies” and more “foul-mouthed brigands.”...
So far “liking” things on Facebook hasn't solved world hunger, freed Tibet, or gotten the space program back on track. Impotent as a “liking” usually is, Bethesda has found a way to harness this hollow Facebook feature to achieve tangible results: for this week only, RAGE HD is free from the app store for iOS devices. We took a look at RAGE HD when it was our iPhone/iPad game of the day, and not only did we like it, but it's an example of what smartphone gaming can aspire to, easily worth the price of nothing...
So far “liking” things on Facebook hasn't solved world hunger, freed Tibet, or gotten the space program back on track. Impotent as a “liking” usually is, Bethesda has found a way to harness this hollow Facebook feature to achieve tangible results: for this week only, RAGE HD is free from the app store for iOS devices. We took a look at RAGE HD when it was our iPhone/iPad game of the day, and not only did we like it, but it's an example of what smartphone gaming can aspire to, easily worth the price of nothing...
You won't believe how much better this simulation looks with its new add-on enabled. And no, it isn't just that all the shadows have been made too dark. Just look at this AMAZING comparison...
The apocalyptic Battlefield-stlye online shooter is getting a free DLC pack and a discount on Steam. Get all of the details right here...
It's getting itchy over at Ubisoft. All November long, employees at Ubisoft's San Francisco, Montreal, Quebec, Vancouver and France offices have been letting their facial hair fly free as part of the annual 'Movember' cancer research fundraiser.
Several cross-gen titles on stage and the showroom floor...
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