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PAX 2009: Uncharted 2's Nathan Drake catches a trainNaughty Dog has been more than happy to explain to us how complicated it is to have a moving character on a moving surface, like on the floor of a collapsing building or the top of a moving train. But we have no idea how to quantify these things. We play games ... we're not math and physics experts ... |
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PAX 2009: Hands-on with TorchlightWe never thought a completely new game would rise from the ashes of Mythos in just over a year, but that's exactly what Torchlight represents. We played through Torchlight for half an hour at the show, and it's a delightful action RPG that looks like a cartoon version of Diablo ... which doesn't ... |
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PAX 09: Red Dead Redemption is at PAX, you can see itHello everyone at PAX. I hate you. We're not friends and I'll probably attempt to stare you to death with an evil stare the next time I see you. While you have fun I sit here reporting the news and crying. It's hard to type with a wet keyboard, especially when all your friends and c... |
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PAX 2009: Sam Fisher to see green againDuring the live demo of Splinter Cell Conviction at PAX -- the same demo given at E3, incidentally -- Ubisoft creative director Max Beland revealed that Sam Fisher will indeed reacquire his trademark night vision goggles. A brief video showed the goggles in use,though Sam was still in civilian garb ... |
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PAX: And the Terrible-Game Winner Is…SEATTLE — Yep, it looks like it’s Gilligan’s Island by a landslide. Thanks for voting on which probably awful classic Nintendo game you wanted me to buy. While some people did think that the Rocky and Bullwinkle game was the dark horse candidate and thus attempted to vote it u... |
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PAX 09: Ubisoft make Splinter Cell joke trailer, we laughOne of the bad things about PAX is that I'm not there (yes, I will be whining all weekend), but one of the good things about it is companies seem to lay back a bit while they are there. It's not about business like it is at E3, it's just about gaming. Ubisoft has plopped right down ... |
