We heard that Burnout developer Criterion Games was looking into bringing Burnout Paradise to Xbox One via backward compatibility last year, though since then we have not gotten any updates regarding how this process is going. However, the developer has now broken the silence and confirmed that the process is still ongoing, but they have nothing further to announce at this time.
They provided the update on their Twitter account recently, saying “Patience, Paradise fans! Read More...
Follow the video games industry close enough, and you’ve likely heard that single player games are dying. The reasoning behind this being that solitary single player experiences don’t offer enough of a value proposition for players. It’s true, we are gaming in the multiplayer generation, but there have been some great single player experiences this generation as well. The trick that the great single player games perform is to give players such a great experience in a single play through, that they want to come back and do it again. Read More...
The Dragon Quest series has been around since the very early days of the NES, though the first few entries were known as Dragon Warrior when released in the US. After skipping the fifth and sixth entries that were on the Super Famicom, the US did see the release of Dragon Quest VII for the PS1, which was re-released on the 3DS in Japan back in 2013. After years of wondering if the US would actually see this release, it is finally here for the 3DS under the new title Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past. Read More...
