Patrick Dane Archives

In case you didn't know, a demo of Final Fantasy XV will come bundled with Final Fantasy Type-0 HD in the form of Episode Duscae. This will be the first

Ninja Theory's DmC: Devil May Cry was a divisive title when it came out in 2013. That largely came down to the new look for the character, changing the

So, straight up, Shin Megami Tensei: Persona isn't a series that has ever truly penetrated my gaming habits. That isn't that surprising as I'm generally

The Amiibo craze has been blowing up my Twitter feed for the last few months. I've seen sane people turn into crazed collectible searching monsters as

Last week I ran a story about how PewDiePie and many other Let's Players were up in arms about Nintendo's new partnership proposal. The proposal would see

It's no secret that the development of South Park: The Stick Of Truth was troubled. On top of THQ going under at a crucial time for the game, there have

Hey guys, Patrick here. When I came on board to be Bleeding Cool's games guy, I said I wanted to use the opportunity to be more than words on a screen.

The character creators in From Software's games always feel like they're pulled out of a game from the turn of the century. There is something kind of

Last week, LEGO Jurassic World was announced by TT Games and Warner Brothers Interactive. It's a great property to be LEGOfied into game form and it's

The latest generation of consoles have been selling like hotcakes with the current numbers of the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One outperforming their

I'm enjoying Dying Light a fair bit more than I expected too. I hope to have more complete thoughts later this week, but this feels like the game Techland

Evolve is really not far off now. With that, the marketing is obviously ramping up and as is usually accustom for the biggest titles, that comes with a

While I still contest that Rise of the Tomb Raider is a silly name, as Lara Croft rose to be the Tomb Raider during the last game, I'm certainly excited

Condemned is a bit of a cult favorite. The dark and bloody first person game launched with the Xbox 360 and has its fair share of admirers lurking around.

Survival horror is really on an upward trend of late. Over the last year or two, we've seen what we thought might be a dead genre rise from the grave with