| Title | Date |
|---|---|
| Pathways Into Darkness Part 3 | 08.18.24 |
| Pathways Into Darkness Part 2 | 08.03.24 |
| Pathways Into Darkness Part 1 | 07.27.24 |
| Little Kitty, Big City | 07.20.24 |
| No Man's Sky: Adrift | 07.13.24 |
| Destiny 2: Final Shape Part 4 | 07.06.24 |
| Destiny 2: Final Shape Part 3 | 06.29.24 |
| Title | Transcriber | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Halo 5: Advent (String... | cwhiterun | 06.07.16 |
| Halo 5: Blue Team (Str... | cwhiterun | 10.22.15 |
| Halo 5: Light is Green... | cwhiterun | 10.20.15 |
| Halo 5: The Trials (St... | cwhiterun | 10.12.15 |
| Roll Call - Price Paid | pimpnmonk | 06.02.14 |
| Behold A Pale Horse Fo... | pimpnmonk | 01.24.14 |
| Farthest Outpost/Mercy... | pimpnmonk | 12.30.13 |
| Episode | Date |
|---|---|
| Sony Acquires Bungie (mp3) | 02.02.22 |
| Let's Play Mass Effect 3 #27 Final... | 06.02.17 |
| Anger, Sadness and Envy Ep. 27: Craig Ha... | 05.08.13 |
| Anger, Sadness and Envy Ep. 25: Destiny... | 03.05.13 |
| Anger, Sadness and Envy Ep. 24: Halo Ann... | 04.21.12 |
| Anger, Sadness and Envy Ep. 23: Halo Ann... | 06.26.11 |
| Anger, Sadness and Envy Ep. 21: The Wint... | 04.18.11 |
Tired of the rolling resets? Apparently Bungie is too. Mordia has announced at the bungie.net website that there will no longer be monthly rolling resets, but rather full resets every 6 months. Here's the reasoning behind the decision:
Three reviews to report today: Game Doctor, PC GamerWeb and Eurogamer. (The last is useful in case you Euros don't trust us gun-toting fanatics to give a proper review)
The merger of the Halo and Oni teams into one almighty game-developing juggernaut, more about impact debris, and the coolest tree ever in a videogame. Go check it all out at Haloplayers.
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Project Magma Executes Savage Co-op d'etat
'Project Magma', a team of TFL diehards, has released fourquick-to-download co-op maps based on solo level TFL games, re-scripted with M2 units. The co-ops focus players to work on seriously demanding teamplay. In addition, the Magma team has created an M2-stocked, 33-map sequel to the Clan of the Bear's landmark 'Unity' series, and have ported the M2 Lands maps to TFL with original and brand new variants.
CompuExpert is offering the PC version of Oni for $24.90 if you order during their 48 Hour Madness sale. They also offer the Mac version of Oni for $32.90, however that is their normal price. You can also pick up Rune and Star Trek Armada for $19.90 each as well as Kingpin for $12.90 during the sale.
Yesterday VE had archived the poll and then begun to recount the votes. Bungie took second place with 17% of the vote to Blizzard's 29%. Looking Glass gained third place with 12% of the vote. You can view the full set of results here.
There's an interesting article up at 3D Action Planet today, titled The Evolution of Community. It centers mainly upon id Software as the visionary company that set a strong example by encouraging mods of its games. By supplying information to the masses, id caused the gaming and development worlds to intersect much more deeply, developed a strong, cohesive community and extended the lifetime of its products. Others followed.
You would have to have been living in a cave to not have heard of the big developer poll at Voodoo Extreme. All other developers appear to have fallen behind, with Blizzard and Bungie fans locked in mortal combat for the title. The difference between the two has remained somewhat fewer than an hundred votes at any given time and Jester reports to us that Voodoo Extreme has temporarily extended the voting period.
We've reported a few times in the last four months about three Oni comic books that will be appearing from Darkhorse Comics. Today we've learned that Darkhorse slapped up a Flash-page (a bit heavy on the bandwidth) with desktop images, information on the upcoming comics and some related links. In addition, we've found out that there will be a fourth comic book (#0) in limited public distribution:
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