The Scott Pilgrim graphic novel series debuted in 2004 and ran through 2010, the same year that a film based on the series was also released titled Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. Alongside that release came a game exclusively for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 from Ubisoft that was based on the graphic novels instead, which was later delisted and made impossible to play for those that didn’t already own it. Read More...
Phoenix Credits in The Division are the end-game currency that allows you to purchase high-end items and gear from special vendors across New York City. Unlike Dark Zone Currency and the game’s standard currency, Phoenix Credits can be used for a couple of different purposes — They can be used to purchase gear, weapons, mods, blueprints, and re-roll stats. For The Division end-game players Phoenix Credits can help your character become more powerful to tackle the game’s toughest challenges. Read More...
Update 30.7 launched in Warframe just about two weeks ago and brought a handful of needed changes and new additions. I had the opportunity to interview the Art Director of Digital Extremes, Geoff Crookes, regarding this update and some further insight to the design philosophy put into this update.
This update brought Nidus Prime, the return of the Plague Star event, and the long-awaited Grineer Ghoulsaw weapon. Of course, I had to ask about Nidus Prime, his lore, and the reasoning as to why the design team went with his weapon choices. Read More...
