A look at some cool Indie Games with My Games Lounge's weekly video update:
"Here you'll see Respawn Rossco look at the awesome Slain! which is coming up later in the year from PC and looks exceptionally action packed, gothic and a lot of fun. Then he looks at a game that will divide gamers in Bedlam, a game based on a novel... based on getting trapped in a game. As an older gamer it may well bring back feelings of nostalgia while younger gamers might not quite get it.
There is also a look at The Age of Decadence In the social media section we look at two new Kickstarter Campaigns one coming up this week for the cool looking Doko Roko and the very funny Adventures of Bertram Fiddle Episode 2. Along with 3 more games from Screenshot Saturday from our Twitter Feed."
Many overlooked RPGs lie dormant in the catalogues of gaming, but players can pick up their swords and shields with these amazing JRPG hidden gems!
Well-loved, obscure, and sometimes just plain weird, there are some hidden gems in the Steam Summer Sale to look into as it winds down.
Along with the revelation of the formats the forthcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops is currently in development for earlier this week, the UK’s biggest specialist videogame retailer has begun their official pre-order campaign. Call of Duty: Black Ops is set to release on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC later this year, and is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated videogame releases of 2010.
It was bound to be more expensive - most fans of the Call of Duty games don't know about there being two developers on the series, they see the name and think it's just the next in line. All this Infinity Ward hoo-hah will just fly over their heads...
I did not play Modern Warfare 2. I feel content with COD4 for the time being. Am I missing something huge or can I just wait for this game?
In my honest opinion? If you haven't bought it by now, it's obviously not a priority for you; and if that's the case, it won't amaze you.
The Modern Warfare series has left the Call of Duty franchise at a cross roads, it could go either way, continue with the financial success of the MW2, or go downhill. It's a shame really, because Black Op's is being slated by the public for the mistakes of Modern Warfare, when in fact, judging on the details, screens and video, it looks to be the most promising Call of Duty yet. I lost interest in the series before even Call of Duty 4 (Which I found ok, but nothing groundbreaking), I've always had respect for Treyarch's installments to the franchise, I dont know why, just have... Best of Luck Treyarch! Lets hope you can redeem the respect the franchise once had.
