During an interview with IGN, CD Projekt Red co-founder Marcin Iwinski announced that they will release all 16 expansion packs of DLC for Witcher 3 for free. Their reasoning for offering free DLC? “Because they paid full price for our game. We owe them.” CD Projekt Red was hoping to make a statement with this move that states […]
Author Archives: Jake Rushing
Pokemon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire Review
Developer: Game Freak Publisher: The Pokemon Company, Nintendo Rated: E Release Date: November 21th 2014 Platform: Nintendo 3DS MSRP: $39.99 Over a year ago, the whole world was awed as Game Freak brought Pokemon X and Y to the store shelves. Aside from the new region to explore and new Pokemon to catch, we were […]
Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric review
Developer: Big Red Button Entertainment (Wii U) Publisher: Sega Rated: E Release Date: November 11th 2014 (US) Platform: Wii U MSRP: $49.99 As of now, I’m sure that you guys are aware of the reception of Sonic Slump…I mean Sonic Boom. But in case that you haven’t heard on how Sonic Boom did, or if […]
Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Review: This reminds me of a case!
Developer: Level5/Capcom Publisher: Nintendo Rated: E Release Date: August 29th 2014 (US) Platform: 3DS MSRP: $29.99 A puzzle-solving gentleman crosses paths with a defense attorney who often aims to seek the truth to defend his client in the best of his ability. Even if their game series weren’t as well known and loved as they are today, this […]
Hall Of Fame Review – Donkey Kong Country (1994)
By Jake Rushing Publisher: Rare Platforms: Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, Wii Virtual Console (Delisted as of November 16, 2012) Release Date: November 21st, 1994 Mode: Single/Two player Genre: Platformer In 1994, Donkey Kong debuted on his first adventure after having a history of kidnapping fair maidens, throwing barrels down on […]
Obscure Game Review: Audiosurf
By Jake Rushing Hello everyone! Welcome to LTG’s first ever Obscure Game Review! I couldn’t think of a better way to kick the series off than to review the first game to be published on Steam in 2008, Audiosurf! Some of you readers may remember playing this game years ago. If you don’t, I hope […]
A day at an Indie Game Development meetup.
The original post came from my personal blog. Come check it out here and give it some love too!Hello everyone!It has been a long while since I was last active in making games. Since the game Sean and I both created for the Candy Jam, I became burned out from working nonstop at my job and working […]
Nostalgia Game Review: Spyro The Dragon
By Jake Rushing Ahhh, Spyro the Dragon. This was an another game that I remembered playing at my aunt’s house years ago during the glorious Playstation One years. I was drawn to this game because of the fact that you could play as a dragon. I also saw the commercials for the game which made […]
Achievements: game makers or game breakers?
This post originally came from Jake’s blog post. View the original post here and check out Jake’s blog! Nearly nine and a half years ago, the Xbox 360 console was released to the retail shelves. The release of the second Microsoft console generation introduced a feature that eventually became the staple of the entire gaming culture. That feature is […]
Nostalgia Review: Crash Bandicoot
By Jake Rushing The new Xbox and Playstation generation is well underway, with notable games like Titanfall, Outlast and Assassin’s Creed IV garnering praise and attention from gamers and critics alike. However, as amazing as these games are, sometimes it’s beneficial to get a good dose of nostalgia by heading back to the past. For […]