Why Disney Infinity 2.0: Marvel Super Heroes is more than just DLC
InterviewsI’m sure I went a bit white when John Day, Producer of Disney Infinity 2.0: Marvel Super Heroes, asked me, “You know what a Marvel No-Prize is, right?”
I’m sure I went a bit white when John Day, Producer of Disney Infinity 2.0: Marvel Super Heroes, asked me, “You know what a Marvel No-Prize is, right?”
Nintendo today released a statement explaining why they will not allow homosexual relationships in the upcoming Tomodachi Life.
When we reviewed Xbox Fitness prior to the Xbox One’s launch, we said the app had “the potential for greatness, if Australian internet wasn’t holding it back.”
Microsoft Australia was kind enough to provide Stevivor with a pre-release Xbox One, and we’ve taken full advantage of the opportunity to provide you guys with our thoughts on the next-gen console.
Two developers slave away in their respective home offices, working tirelessly on their indie games. The titles have a similar aesthetic, and both are defined as gay-themed.
The LGBT community is saddened this week to learn that Nintendo plans to fix a “bug” in their Japan-only Tomodachi Collection: New Life that allows same-sex relationships between male characters.
I’ve never felt like I was writing an obituary instead of a game review before — but that’s where I find myself with Star Trek (2013).
It was day three of E3…or day four, if you were counting what I’d coined “the press conference day from hell.” Most importantly, it was the last hour of the last day of the Expo.
Fans of hockey and of the EA NHL series will find enough diversity to warrant a purchase. Newcomers or casual fans may have a better time picking up any of the current-generation games that can be grabbed for very little cash and provide the same type of experience.
“Do yourself a favour and pick up this game – it’s definitely on fire,” Steve writes in our Alan Wake review.
There are MANY types of achievement addicts, but to simplify things, you will eventually identify with one of three main types: gamerscore addicts, completionist addicts, or hybrid addicts.
Earlier this week, Consumerist reported that Teresa, a lesbian Xbox Live user (or, make that ex-user), was allegedly banned from Microsoft’s Xbox Live service because she had identified herself as gay.