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Worms Reloaded Out Now!
Aug 26th
Yes you heard it right, Team 17′s latest reiteration of it’s hit game, Worms: Reloaded is now out in Steam. I was one of the few who pre-ordered the game and I got in earlier than the supposed release date (Aug. 26). Worms: Reloaded comes with a lot of added content. It provides more single player experiences which the armageddon lacked
Say Goodbye To The Dancing Zombie
Jul 28th
We all love Plants VS Zombies, right? On top of that, we all love the backup dancer-summoning, faux-moonwalking Dancing Zombie, right? His resemblance to a certain pop icon is certainly the reason this particularly enemy is endearing, isn’t it? Well, spend as much time as you can defending your lawn from him. More >
A Friendly Little Reminder
Jul 27th
It’s July 27th. There’s this little independently-produced game called Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty that’s coming out (or actually, IS out) today. So, will you be rushing to stores to get it, or are you going to take your sweet time before you do? Either way, it’s inevitable that everyone’s gonna have the game one way or another.
On a slightly related note, I have this gut feeling that a lot of Korean ESL students, or at least the ones that play SC, won’t be showing up for class later. Well that, and there’s also my prediction that South Korea’s overall productivity is going to grind to a halt for the foreseeable future. I’m not really one to reinforce stereotypes, but Starcraft is A REALLY BIG DEAL there.
Oh, here’s a little historical tidbit: July 27 also happens to be the day the Korean War ended. It was July 27, 1953, to be exact. The United States, People’s Republic of China, North Korea, and South Korea came to an armistice. Syngman Rhee, president of South Korea at the time, refused to sign the agreement, but pledged to uphold the ceasefire. To this day, North and South Korea are still in a state of war, the armistice agreement was there simply to end open hostilities between the two halves of the Korean Peninsula.
Street Fighter X Tekken Is A Reality!
Jul 25th
After possibly weeks of speculation, Street Fighter IV producer Yoshinoro Ono and company have unveiled their latest crossover fighter, Street Fighter X Tekken. Yep, you read that right. At the Street Fighter IV and Beyond panel at this year’s San Diego Comic Con, Ono-san was suddenly interrupted by Tekken producer Katsuhiro Harada and both went on to co-announce the crossover. Shortly after that, attendees were treated to the game’s announcement trailer, done in the same sketchy/watercolor style of the SF IV games. For your convenience, we have the trailer right after the jump. More >
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