“THE ACTION BUTTON DOT NET MANIFESTO: A LIST OF THE TWENTY-FIVE BEST GAMES OF ALL-TIME” at Action Button
They’ve been teasing it for months, but finally here it is. Twenty-five full reviews. It’s a lot, so they’re releasing them three at a time twice a week. The three up now are all good examples of why Tim Rogers is important to the topic of this column.
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I'm sure Uwe is pleased.
Neversoft Entertainment ⋅
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By Jim Canapa on July 1, 2008 in PS2, PS3, wii, xbox 360
For the Aeromsith fans under 40. All three of them.
Mind over matter. Skill over persistence. Limbs over torsos.
Smart, satisfying, and a lot of fun.
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Attention, everyone! In case you haven’t noticed, SPDC has gone through a complete redesign. It’s been in development for the past few months and is finally getting implemented. I’m excited to see where this new design will take us, and even more so, the new content we’ve been working on.
There used to be a lull in summer releases. I almost welcomed it; there was finally time to catch up on the games I missed during the previous November crunch, or at the very least pad my gamerscore with marginal releases. XBLA and the advent of console digital distribution has brought an expensive end to that.
I admit I was disappointed when Microsoft didn’t have any surprise XBLA releases during E3. All’s not lost however, since they announced some exciting new games for the service that will arrive later this year. But before I get into that, let’s talk about this week’s nice pair of releases: 1942 Joint Strike and Go! Go! Break Steady.
“Game|Life the Video 21: Shigeru Miyamoto” at Game|Life
This is worth watching whether or not you were disappointed with Nintendo’s presence at E3. As should be expected by now, Miyamoto doesn’t reveal anything new (I still say mentioning Pikmin 3 at that round table was not something Nintendo meant to do), but it’s interesting to see how Wii MotionPlus and Wii Music tie into his philosophy about games.
Hey guys, I’m back from a long hiatus, which involved me trying to get Live working again and doing some other actual work. Big thanks to chamberlain who wrote the last article, and will now be alternating posts with me. To celebrate my return, Microsoft has decided to release two quality games this week: Schizoid and Golf: Tee it Up!