Month: April 2016

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Guild Wars 2: Legendary Fury

The recent decision to ax new legendary weapons hasn’t gone over well and speaks to wider issues with Guild Wars 2’s development and communication.

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Dark Souls 3: Tried & True, But a Little Tired

Dark Souls 3 is the not-so-long awaited sequel to 2014’s Dark Souls 2, the series of Action RPGs from From Software which has earned their fanbase through punishing difficulty. When I sat down a little more than a week ago with the PC port of Dark Souls 3, I expected a familiar yet different sort of experience. And Dark Souls 3 is familiar, indeed. In fact, hot on the heels of Bloodborne, Dark Souls 3 feels a little too familiar.

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Nick Blackwell wakes from induced coma

British middleweight Nick Blackwell woke from an induced coma on Saturday and a day later was talking with family and close friends at his bedside, promoter Hennessy Boxing announced on Monday.
Blackwell, who was making his third British title defence, collapsed following a 10th-round stoppage defeat to Chris Eubank Jr on March 26 at The SSE Arena, in London.
Blackwell suffered a small bleed on the skull but did not require surgery. Doctors placed the 25-year-old in a medically induced coma to…

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General: The Skies: A Reawakened Post-Apocalyptic MMO

There is no question that The Skies is an early access game. It is rough around the edges, laggy at times and buggy to the point of frustration. Yet even in all that, there is a game there that has some potential. Those who loved Fallen Earth may find themselves drawn to The Skies.

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Ragnarok Online: Ragnarok Online Mobile – New Trailer Arrives

Chinese game studio, Xindong, has released a brand new trailer for its port of Ragnarok Online to mobile devices. Gravity has signed on for licensing of the IP and it appears that much of the original game has made it into the game with much content remaining as it was in the original version. There is no word on release at this time, but it is encouraging to see.