Today, one of my friends sent me a website they came across. This website allows you to search and compare information from various search engines. It calculates how people refer to your search term as a positive, negative, or neither and displays it in a bar graph. So, I decided to search what the internet thinks about the current video game consoles. The results I got were pretty shocking, so I ...
As we last left off in the Tales of Monkey Island; lots of pirating went down on Flotsam Island and Guybrush now has a new ship called the Screaming Narwahl. He’s a man with a mission, as not only does he have to rescue his wife Elaine from the clutches of the evil pirate LeChuck, but he has to find a legendary sponge to cleanse him of an evil voodoo pox. As This pox was released during a ...
This is a Japanese game made by a game developer called Frontier Aja. This is probably the closest we’ll ever get to seeing a traditional hard core Castlevania game ever again. The game has a tentative title which translates to “Scarlet symphony legendary Magic Castle Hongdo”. I only wish it was Konami endorsed since it looks so great in action. Watch a video after the jump.
I’m a huge fan of Team Fortress 2, a FPS shooter published by Valve. One of the reasons I love the game so much is that you can come across so many custom made stages that are fun and refreshing. Here is a custom stage that is almost a replica of the first stage of the Donkey Kong arcade game. Have any suggestions or videos for YouTube Tuesday? Send them in at tips@infendo.com
La-Mulana is a side scrolling platformer that was released back in 2005 for the PC. The game features a mixture of ‘bit’ graphics and an interface that is inspired by MSX games. La-Mulana is one of those traditional action-adventure games that will punish the player if they make a wrong move and is very reminiscent of the Castlevania and Metroid games. [via Nigoro | Nicalis | La-Mulana...
One of the more interesting announcements around the time of E3 was the return of the great Monkey Island series. Not only is it back, but it’s being done as a monthly episodic game by Telltale and will be out for WiiWare as well! I got to play the first episode of Tales of Monkey Island for PC and it definitely upholds the Monkey Island name.