This February marks a release of is Anthem. Developed by BioWare and published by Electronic Arts, this game has the potential to become the next great thing in online gaming. At first glance, many players might feel like Anthem looks like Bungie’s Destiny. This is only partially true. The game combines third-person shooter genre with aspects of an action RPG and huge open world. Anthem is focused on multiplayer hunts, raiding – players run missions to gain experience and gear in order to progress. Classes of the game are also something to look forward to. Anthem doesn’t have game classes … Continue reading Anthem – the next big thing in online gaming?→
Electronic Arts kicked off the E3 press conferences with a rousing show that did everything it could to make up for the sins of the past year, including hosting a simultaneous three-day gaming festival where anyone could pick up and play the latest and greatest EA Games.
When it launched 10 years ago, Burnout Paradise was a revelation in racing games, where spectacular, slow-motion crashing was even more enjoyable than the racing part of the sim. Burnout Paradise Remastered offers a better visual punch, without changing nearly anything else.
Todd laments that fact that it seems like Electronic Arts is doing everything it can to destroy Star Wars and the Battlefront series like they did with Ultima, Command and Conquer, SimCity, Wing Commander, developer Visceral Games and many others.
Recently, mainstream news outlets have started to claim that single player gameplay in videogames is dead. Nothing could be farther from the truth. Single player games are not dead, and never will be. And there is a slew of new single player content to prove it.
What’s worse for gaming? A patent from Activision trying to trick players into buying loot boxes, the death of Visceral Games, or maybe it’s something else!
As part of their Live EA Play event, Electronic Arts showed an in-game footage trailer for Battlefront II. They also released some key details about the new game, like the fact that there would be a huge single-player campaign that can be played offline this time around. The multiplayer will be three times as large as before and feature missions in all eras from the Star Wars Universe. Check out all the Star Wars goodness! [amazon text=Preorder Star Wars Battlefront II today!&asin=B071JSJ9GC] Publishers: Electronic Arts Developers: DICE Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One
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