Month: April 2017

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– Expeditions: Viking is an Indie RPG You Should Be Playing

Expeditions: Viking, the indie RPG about raiding, pillaging, and excellent beards, is out this week and it’s worth your attention. No, really, go check it out. See, as a game’s media, we have a habit of collectively talking pushing what’s new and exciting only to turn to the next shiny game with a marketing budget. The little guys tend to get left behind. That shouldn’t happen here. Expeditions: Viking is something special and I’m having a blast digging into it.

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Star Citizen – Banu Defender Subject of Developer Q&A

The Star Citizen team recently revealed information about the Banu Defender, one of the ships coming to the game in the future. The team has collected a number of questions from the community and sent them on to the developers to answer. Topics included cockpit visibility, range and mobility of the fighter, whether or not it comes with a jump drive, what type of weapons it uses and so on.

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– Crowns of Power Fans Buy Out Game from Developers

Crowns of Power, an MMO developed by Rampid Interactive, originally debuted in 2008, though shut down in 2011. Usually that is the end of a story. However, an intrepid group of fans who missed their favorite MMO got in touch with members of the original team and have successfully purchased the development and publication rights to Crowns of Power.

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Teabag like a pro with desk’s in-depth Street Fighter V video tutorial

desk examines multiple input methods to determine the most efficient means to disrespect your stunned opponent.

Thanks to the antics of Liquid’s NuckleDu and Panda Global’s Punk–among others–teabagging has taken the Street Fighter V pro circuit by storm! As clearly the most powerful and effective means of disrespecting your opponent, it’s worth looking into the storied history of this technique and learn how to execute it for the most devastating effect.

In this new video tutorial, desk explores the ancient (in video game terms) origins of the teabag, and compares three different input methods–one on an arcade stick, and two on the Dual Shock 4 pad–to find out how to get the maximum BPS (bags per second) possible. Using the analog stick on the DS4 allows you to reach up to a whopping 16 BPS, to express maximum contempt for your enemy’s abilities. But there is an even more powerful teabag that no human has yet achieved: desk also reveals the fabled game-breaking 30 BPS teabag! Witness its terrifying strength for yourself in the video below.

Source: desk