Month: October 2014

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Eliza Now Available for Skullgirls Encore on Xbox 360

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While new downloable character Eliza has been available for Skullgirls Encore players on PlayStation 3 and PC for some time, those on Xbox 360 haven’t been as lucky. Due to a previously undiscovered bug, the patch for Eliza had to be delayed on Microsoft’s platform. Happily, the bug has been addressed and Eliza is now available for download on Xbox 360.

This update will consist of a title update for version 1.03 and a new compatibility pack, as well as the downloadable content for Eliza herself. The title update brings a good number of changes to game and its existing characters, a complete list of which you’ll find here.

As with all of characters funded through the Lab Zero Games’ Indiegogo campaign, Eliza will be free to download for the next three months.

Source: Lab Zero Games

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Elder Scrolls Online: Let’s Talk About Werewolves

Let’s Talk About Werewolves

In The Elder Scrolls, werewolves are a part of the series lore, so in creating The Elder Scrolls Online, it was clear that players wanted the option to choose or to somehow encounter a little bit of lycanthropy in their journeys. Werewolves, along with vampires, offer a unique opportunity for a player to enjoy the benefits and be afflicted with the cons of this arrangement, which is not limited by race or class.

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Heroes of the Storm: An Awesome, But Poorly Monetized Game

An Awesome, But Poorly Monetized Game

The main issue holding the game back right now is how Blizzard has decided to monetize Heroes. The game’s monetization was something worth discussing in the past, but things were in flux, as Heroes was in technical alpha after all. Anything could change. Now that Blizzard has performed the game’s final player data wipe and give out refunds, I’m not so sure.