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Just minutes into the beginning of Bloodforge, you’ll probably tell yourself “this certainly isn’t God of War.” And though Crom has his moments, he’s certainly not Kratos. In fact, it feels like he’s trying a little too hard to be everyone’s favorite revenge-seeking maniac.
Bloodforge, Xbox 360, action games | in QCF Reviews 
I’ve never really had a super powerful computer, so when The Witcher 2 hit PCs late last year and started gathering a hefty following, I was unfortunately unable to play it. With this release, CD Projekt Red made some concessions in order to bring this epic rpg to consoles, so people who don’t own a $1,000 pc can get a chance to guide the mighty Geralt of Rivia through his adventures in the north. But could they bring this graphical powerhouse down to what is essentially six year old hardware and make it work?
Quarter Circle Forward Review, RPG, The Witcher 2 | in QCF Reviews 
I'm really excited for this article, and not just because of the art I'm going to post but because it takes this article back to my roots -- the Pokemon kind.
Blog, Pokemon, art | in Features, Pixel Glass 
Telltale Games has developed a reputation for taking well established franchises such as Back to the Future and Jurassic Park, and transitioned them into the adventure game genre. Some of these titles were well received, while others may have missed the mark. In my opinion, their latest effort with The Walking Dead is their most ambitious and most successful transition to date. Everything fans love about the graphic novel and television show is well represented, and also gives players the chance to tell their own story as they play out the zombie apocalypse.
Adventure Games, Telltale Games, The Walking Dead | in QCF Reviews 
We here at Press Pause Radio has been busy! Within a matter of a month from each other, we’ve finished covering GDC 12 and PAX East 2012. Between all of the posts, we had to ask ourselves if whether or not all of our listeners /readers were able to catch all of the madness we covered. Well, you’re in luck, because we decided to have all of our coverage listed for your enjoyment all in one convenient post. Here you’ll find all of our impressions, interviews, previews, and podcasts from the two events so go ahead and catch up with anything you’ve missed! Also, be sure to prep yourself for our Mass Effect trilogy Games Club in the biggest Spoiler-cast we’ve ever done yet!
GDC 12, PAX East 2012 | in Features The new Casually Hard Core HD is here! In this MASSIVE Half-hour Episode One special, we take a behind-the-scenes look at PPR at PAX East 2012!
Did you like what you saw here today? Questions and comments are not only welcome, but encouraged!
Boston, CHC, Casually Hard Core, PAX East 2012, video | in CHC HD, Features 
About five years ago, the world was introduced to the wonderful vision of Phil Fish’s flatland-inspired, pixel dream world starring a marshmallow-like man named Gomez, and featuring his defiance of two-dimensional physics. Time moved on, and through troubled development, FEZ rose from the ashes of irrelevance and finally made its way to the Xbox LIVE Marketplace. With conclusive play on the finished product, the overview of FEZ is as mixed as all of the different camera perspectives you’ll encounter.
2-D, FEZ, Indie Games, Phil Fish, XBLA | in QCF Reviews 
So this has been the very first big gaming convention I have ever been to (barely counting Midwest Gaming Classic) and with all the excitement at PAX East, came the appearance of awesome and really elaborate Cosplay. This edition of Life Through The Pixel Glass chronicles the very best Cosplay PAX East had to offer right here at Press Pause Radio, Enjoy!
Cosplay, PAX East 2012, art | in Features 
