Marie Flanigan, Director of Marketing and Social Media
MARIE FLANIGAN is the Director of Marketing and Social Media for Game Industry News. That means you will see her online and at events. She also enjoys writing reviews and sitting in on podcasts when she can. Her most loved games are open environment titles with beautiful graphics that she can spend months playing, but she's got a favorite in most categories and is always open to new gaming experiences.
Gauntlet: Slayer Edition puts a modern twist on that amazing arcade game that gobbled up too many quarters of the kids of yesteryear. Available now for the PlayStation 4, the PC version has also been patched and updated.
Sierra is back with Shiftlings for consoles and the PC, a funny platformer that oozes quality at every turn. Platform players will want to jump right on this one.
Game Review- Titanfall: Ultimate Angel City Campaign
Building on the incredible Titanfall success, K’NEX brings us the Ultimate Angel City Campaign, a huge model with over 1,200 pieces suitable for master builders to try and tackle.
Another in our series of K’NEX building set reviews, this one features Super Mario 3D World, which includes the very cute and kind of odd Cat Mario costumes.
With brand new figures, portals and an innovative new way to play, Skylanders: Trap Team could very well be the best game yet from this wonderful series designed for players of all ages.
Nut shots, fat jokes and overly sexy women form the backdrop for Blue Estate, a rail shooter that is trying to bring the genre back to popularity. It demonstrates the best and worst of rail shooting.
Game Review- Plants vs. Zombies Cone Mech and Wild West Skirmish
Everyone loves Plants vs. Zombies. And now thanks to K’NEX, that skirmish can be extended onto tables, chairs, backyards and offices in the real world with these fun play sets.
The Great War is an adventure game that transports us back to World War I, perfectly capturing the emotions and horrors of this unique time in history.
Putting both Tales of Symphonia and Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World in one package is a great deal for this beloved Japanese RPG, even if the actual combat and storyline are a touch dated.
I have to confess that these days, when I think platformer, I think of a game to play on my phone while the oil is being changed in my car. So when Putty Squad arrived for review, I wasn’t super excited about it. After all, what’s the point of playing a platformer on a console? Wasn’t my shiny, new PlayStation 4 worthy of more meaty play? Luckily for me, I was suffering from a kind of mass delusion that mobile gaming apps have done to us. Putty Squad on the PS4 is so much more fun than any phone game. … Continue reading Rekindling Platformer Love→
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