This Rose Parade Kinect float won’t respond to voice commands
College football enthusiasts first laid eyes on Microsoft’s Kinect float prior to kickoff at this year’s Rose Bowl game today, but how else can those without an affinity for football…
Best of the Rest: Alexander’s picks of 2011
Dead Space 2 I am a passionate man. When Dead Space 2 was overlooked by several of my fellow editors, preventing it from attaining a rightful place in our top…
Super Smash Bros. ‘The Life and Death of Kirby’
ReMix of Super Smash Bros. (N64) by Insert Rupee. Original soundtrack by David Wise, Hirokazu Ando, Hirokazu Tanaka, Jun Ishikawa, Junichi Masuda, Kazumi Totaka, Keiichi Suzuki, Koji Kondo, Taro Bando.…
Cave Story ‘The Unbroken’
ReMix of Cave Story (WIN) by Nutritious. Original soundtrack by Pixel. Tweet
Games of 2012: Tomb Raider
Drawing inspiration from James Bond and Batman as it treads the dark path to reinvention… Tomb Raider is a gaming institution. First released back in 1996, this new game represents…
24 games that will define gaming in 2012 – Part 2
Commanders, demons and crafters… In part one of our feature we listed 12 games we think will define gaming in 2012. The list included Assassin’s Creed 3, God of War…
Joystiq Top 10 of 2011: Saints Row: The Third
If there’s hope for mainstream video games, it’s represented by Saints Row: The Third. Yes, I know, it has dildo bats and treats women like objects and maybe leans a…
BioWare looking for ‘logical extensions’ to its brands for mobile development
“We did that iOS Mass Effect Galaxy thing really early. We said, ‘We should just try this and see what happens.’ And we learned something from it,” BioWare group creative…
OpenGameCircuitFuel #02: End of Year Extravaganza!
jmr and KyleJCrb join forces once again to celebrate an amazing year of music with over SIX hours of selections, featuring just some of their personal favorite tracks from 2011!…
Joystiq Top 10 of 2011: Dark Souls
It’s a crying shame that, for the uninitiated masses, Dark Souls will primarily be remembered for its considerable difficulty. It’s an absolutely true shame, of course. To my recollection, no…
