Tag Archives: serversidehawk

Konami has released an online demo for its upcoming solve-’em-up, Doctor Lautrec & the Forbidden Knights. The preview bundles a few of the game’s puzzles and early plot sequences, giving players a taste of what to expect when the 3DS title’s released in the US this December. Click here (opens …

Tales Studio, the independent developer responsible for the Tales series of RPGs since 1995’s Tales of Phantasia, has been closed (opens in new tab) by parent company Namco Bandai. But Tales fans can take comfort in the fact that upcoming titles in the series haven’t been cancelled – however, with …

It’s been quite the eventful week in gaming, so why not check out what our sister sites and publications thought of the biggest happenings? There’s loads to choose from, from cringe-worthy chat-up lines readers of ONM would aim at Zelda Williams to Hideo Kojima revealing that Snake really should have …

NBC green lights a pilot for the Bryan Fuller makeover over the ’60s sitcom

Blogger Laura McConnell looks back at her favourite episode of Farscape

But forget the intro you just read – let’s pretend it’s a new game and made by Joe Schmoe. Why should you care in 2011? What you get for your money is just ONE chunky polygonal race car with either automatic or manual gears, 39 opponents (up to 7 human) …

Skyrim fever, a Star Trek cake fit for a member of the Voyager and Simon Pegg unloads on the state of Star Wars (again) in this week’s tweets

Hackers took a few months off after taking down the PlayStation Network and a number of other websites, but it appears their vacation is over. Only a week after defacing the Steam forums and digging into users’ personal information, hackers have apparently targeted MyResistance and GlobalResistance, two Resistance websites run …

Instead of ushering itself in with a sprint, Need for Speed The Run began with a stumble when the first portion anyone saw when the game was revealed at E3 was an on-foot quick-time event. Later we were assured that these QTE moments were only 5% of the game. In …

Jordan Farley looks back over the choppy history of science fiction and fantasy’s best, worst and most baffling extended cuts