Big fans of the Tales clones have Tales of Zestiria and Tales of Xilia 2 to look forward to. It is because Tales of Asteria is coming on to Android and iOS devices pretty soon. Bandai Namco has announced the mobile-oriented RPG with a spring release on iOS and Android devices planned for Japan. Visiting Asteria’s promotional web site clears out the air. According to reports from a top Japanese gaming …
Kickstarter Hacked, Users Advised to Change Passwords
Kickstarter has told its registered users of a security breach, and while the website has already taken steps to shut the loop and nothing too sensitive was obtained by the hackers, it’s best that you simply change your password immediately. Kickstarter was alerted to the hack by the Law Enforcement officials on Wednesday last week. With the information, the firm has already begun implementing more rigorous and strict security measures. At the time of hack, the hackers gained access to …
Flappy Bird Clones Receiving Rejections
Flappy Bird’s departure is also hitting its clone makers hard. Now, the flappy bird clones are being rejected on the iOS App Store and Google Play following a wave of developers making an attempt to cash-in or pay tribute to Dong Nguyen’s controversial game. According to reports from a top gaming website, last week game creators were making their own takes on Flappy Bird in Flappy Jam, an event that …
Daylight All Set for A PC And PS4 Release
Daylight is all set to come out on PC and PlayStation 4 in a few months. The game has finally booked its window. The news of this release window comes via an IGN preview, which shows an April launch for both platforms. Daylight has been developed by Zombie Studios, the developer of Blacklight: Retribution and the Saw games. It is an Unreal Engine 4 title from the studio. The game sees off players exploring an abandoned sanatorium, armed not with …
Angry Feelings Towards Games Harms The Gaming Industry
PBS’ Game/Show is back once again, and now you are going to sit and cite your feelings. Yes, seems strange, but it isn’t. Specifically, host Jamin Warren says that if our feelings of anger and disapproval towards games we do not like, are harming the gaming industry. Warren points out how negative attitudes toward creators have propagated because of the internet, and cites the departure of many high-level trade personnel as a proof that something in our lines of communication is problematic and broken. We …





