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By Joe Cammisa   [audio:http://joecam.net/SML/SML-e064.mp3] Monday night is here and it's time for The SML Podcast Episode 64: Still No Heart Attacks here on Bleeding Cool! This week on the show we are joined by Shael Riley and Chris Motola, creators of the game String's Theory, now attempting to get greenlit on Steam! We chat about the game and how[...]

By Jared Cornelius Welcome back for another week of new releases, it's Live(ish) From The Games Shop!  I don't think I could be more pleased, after last week's utter failure of new releases, this week has some interesting new titles to talk about.  We see the return of a cult classic fighting game, two Nintendo favorites[...]

Maybe just go outside and we'll pretend this week didn't exist. Trials Fusion, is the latest iteration of the 2.5D platforming stunt racer.  The Trials series was a huge hit on the last generation of consoles with its tight controls, sprawling  Excitebike stunt jumps, and one more run level design.  Trials Fusion is taking the extreme attitude of go big[...]

By Jared Cornelius Welcome back readers to another week of Live(ish) From The Games Shop.  This week is about as light as it gets, with only one major retail release, and a console port playing catch up.  Don't fret though there's still so much out there I'm sure one quite week won't hurt anyone. Lego: The Hobbit, continues Warner[...]

 Games that would never to be held up as a critical darling, only existing to be pointed to and laughed at.  I said it in that article and I'll say it again, everyone who's played a game can point to some awful licensed title.  Games like Maximum Carnage, Dragon Ball Z, Superman, hell anyone remember the Aquaman game for GameCube and Xbox?  But I[...]

By Jared Cornelius It's another round of new game releases on Bleeding Cool and this week finally looks like it's not overwhelming.  This week a challenger steps up to challenge MMO giant World of Warcraft, the Dark Knight's small screen adventure get ported over to the TV and an indie darling hits the PS4. The Elder Scrolls Online,[...]

By Jared Cornelius Welcome back for another dose of new releases, it's Live(ish) From The Games Shop.  I hope everyone's been having a good time with the landslide of releases this month now that it's finally nice enough to go outside.  This week's batch of games features an anticipated expansion, a beloved puzzler, a niche isometric hack[...]

By Jared Cornelius Spring is officially here friends and it's time to drop the controllers and go outside.  Oh wait it's still kind of lousy here on the east coast, I guess I can convince myself to stay inside for another week.  That's ok though because this week is powerhouse of releases, with games to suit[...]

Hanky's poo wave, charging unicorns, and hand cupped farts.  The graphics look like they were taken from South Park blu-rays, while Trey Parker and Matt Stone seem to be fully behind the effort, lending their voices to the animated adventure.  My only concern being the game is made by Obsidian Entertainment who've been known to release buggy games in need of patching.  South Park:[...]

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Rebellion have released a new game to the platform Steam, only it's not exactly a new game–it's something of a classic from the early 2000's MoonBase Commander was one of the best-kept secrets of that era, a favorite for those in the know because of two compelling features: firstly, its easy to learn format for[...]