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Xbox One has the software, but it still has a lot of issues that weren't addressed.
After a lackluster reveal of the Xbox One and plenty of reason for consumers to be concerned about the new console, Microsoft needed to do something big to counteract that first impression. At their E3 press conference, the company came out swinging hard with games, with a focus on exclusives. However, something was missing, namely any discussion to tell people what benefits—if any—could be expected from an always connected console that requires a camera to be hooked up in order to operate.
Henshin-a-go-go, baby!
It’s been a while, but you knew this feature couldn’t stay away forever. That’s right, it’s about time that we had ourselves another installment of Missing in Action!
Some gameplay footage of the prequel to the Wii U iteration of this series.
This month's trailer showing off more of the LEGO City Undercover world, and its citizen's shenanigans.
A crossover title to be jointly developed between Intelligent Systems and Atlus.
Even more gameplay footage of the upcoming exclusive title for the Wii U.
Despite the "New" moniker, this iteration of the game suffers from all the same problems.
Little King’s Story was one of the many games to see release on Wii that went mostly unnoticed. While I didn’t have an opportunity to play it myself, I did watch quite a bit of it and had always wanted to dive into my own quest. The quasi-re-release of the game on Vita as New Little King’s Story has afforded me that opportunity, and for that, I am thankful. While the little king seems to have hit his teen years, the cutesy charm and simulation/RPG elements that defined it three years ago still ring true.
A helicopter arcade shooter available on the PC, PlayStation Store, and as an Xbox LIVE Arcade title sometime in 2013.
