This week's NextLevel Podcast features Carl Rollmann, Aaron Schalk, Dean Karpowicz, and Lindsey Wachs. Topics discussed will include day one DLC controversy for Mass Effect, Bioshock's 1999 mode, PC vs. Console gamine, and California's failed video game lawsuit.
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This morning, EA announced the first DLC package for Kingdoms of Amalur: The quest for glory continues in Amalur! EA, 38 Studios, and Big Huge Games unveiled The Legend of Dead Kel™, the first...
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EarthBound was the second installment of the Japanese game series Mother, following the lesser-known first release in Japan. Its release was accompanied by widespread advertising and a very baffling slogan: “This game stinks.” Seventeen years later, it remains a classic that is loved by one of the most dedicated fanbases in the gaming world.
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Oh, Diablo III, what a long, strange road it’s been. Well, mostly long. Diablo III still doesn’t have a release date, but a privileged few have access to the beta test in order...
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This weeks NextLevel Podcast featires Carl Rollmann, Aaron Schalk, Jon Barajas, and Dean Karpowicz. Topics discussed include Bethesda's PS3 headaches, Team Ninja's new take on the women of DOA, our first impressions of the Mass Effect 3 demo, and a new business model for Major League Gaming.
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This weekend marks what may be a game changer in the eSports industry. If Major League Gaming’s pay-per-view tournament is a success, it has the potential to permanently change the revenue method and...
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This week we will be introducing a new weekly editorial column entitled "Reality is a Harsh Mistress." Staff writer Aaron Schalk, with the help of occasional guest commentators, will be waxing intellectual (maybe) about all sorts of topics relating to video games. Feel free to leave comments!
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The demo for Mass Effect 3 has finally been released! A few of us had the chance to sit down and play through it a few times and get a feel for what...
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Recently. there has been a trend within the gaming community to revisit old IPs. These usually either seek to reboot a series (such as Ninja Gaiden or Devil May Cry) or they are looking to remake a game with an updated look and feel, while maintaining that which made it great in the first place (XCOM: Enemy Unknown). Jagged Alliance: Back In Action is one of the latter, based on the classic turn based strategy game Jagged Alliance 2, originally released in 1999. In this game, players take on the role of a mercenary leader, hired to infiltrate the small island of Arluco and overthrow its despotic leader, Deidranna Reitman.
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This week’s episode of the NextLevel podcast features a discussion between Dean Karpowicz, Carl Rollmann, Sarah Willis, and Aaron Schalk. Topics covered include the future of gaming, everything Skyrim, and Palladium Books news. ...
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