Video Games A lot has gone on this week in video games. Here is a recap of what we covered in the world of video games on the site this week Mark one more week in the bag for all of the fun we had for video games. Another one filled with all manner of updates big and small. Mortal Kombat 1 and Star Wars Outlaws giving us some big things to look forward to and then others like Nope Challenge and V Rising gearing us up for other experiences to have. All of that and we were able to cap it off with one of those reviews we have been working on for one of those video games from the past. Not too shabby for a way to end it all and then look to the future. Read More...

Brothers We sit down and review Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Remake. A new way to experience this dark & deep story. Here is our review of this remake for Brothers In an era of remakes and remasters, it is always nice when we see some of the under-appreciated titles show back up as we did with the Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Remake. A title that caught my attention a while back when I enjoyed the original version and now we have Avantgarden coming back in to bring us the same story and fun but with all of the other upgrades that we have had over the last decade. It has been a while since we were able to join these brothers, so that is why we were glad to jump and take it for a spin one more time. Read More...

Video Games A lot has gone on this week in video games. Here is a recap of what we covered in the world of video games on the site this week One more of these big weeks for video games is now down and many more are still to come. This one did give us all the likes of the Brothers Remake and the latest for the Final Fantasy VII Remake, so that is crazy exciting. Along with word that there is a Paranormal Activity game in the works and more for other video games like Along In The Dark and Rise Of The Ronin. A lot of fun to enjoy as well as a lot of fun to look forward to down the line. Read More...

Brothers The remake of Brothers is finally here with one more look at what the Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Remake is bringing us all We have hyped it all up for a while now and it is now time for us all to see how the Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Remake actually flows out there. For those who have never had a chance to experience it before, it is now their chance to see how the story holds up and what Avantgarden has been able to put together on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. I would say right now to hop on in and give it all a go with my previous experiences with Brothers, but we will be polite and offer up one more look at the game for those who might not have caught it all before. That or to give you a good reminder that the game is out there and a nice little video to watch while you wait for it to download. Read More...

Brothers One more developer diary for Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Remake is out to help us see how the Brothers remake has advanced Next week, we will have the upcoming Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Remake on our PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC so we can see just how great this game can be again when we are given more of the details. Details in the way of the visuals and fixing some of the basic mechanics that only the Unreal 5 Engine would be able to do now. That is how Avantgarden is displaying it all for us in the latest developer diary out there. Read More...

Brothers Compare things between the original Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons and the upcoming Brothers Remake as it comes to the gameplay After over a decade of time and upgrades to the various technologies out there, one would be certain to think that the Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Remake is going to be leaps and bounds beyond the original version of the game. It should blow us all away, and it seems Avantgarden has the same thought when it comes to it all and what the Unreal 5 engine can give us for it. With February 28th quickly approaching and the Brothers Remake landing on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC then, it should be time for us to see those improvements side-by-side with the original. Read More...

Brothers See how The gameplay is looking for the Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Remake and if it will be worth the time to join our Brothers The remake for Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Remake is coming and coming fast for us all on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Like, by February 28th coming at us all fast, so we need to get up to speed on how the game is looking and changing by then. Thankfully, that is where we are now with a look at the new gameplay to is on the way for the Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Remake that we can all take in right now. All so we can see how the 3D visuals and world have been vastly updated along with some of the basic gameplay elements that we loved before and now will have a bit of a different twist to them. Read More...

Brothers The famed Brothers are coming back into the mix for us all again with the announcement for Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Remake It seems as if there is no way to escape the mass amount of remakes coming, as we have the announcement for Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Remake. One more to the list to see if the original title can be outdone. Although, this one is coming from Avantgarden instead but 505 Games is still part of the picture for all of this. All so we can see Brothers land on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC on February 28th, 2024. Read More...

Brothers Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons is heading to the Switch next week and there is still time and reasons to pre-order Brothers before then If you have been missing out as of late, it looks like Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons is finally making the jump over to the Switch next week. The game has been out there in the wild for quite some time for various other platforms and now it looks like Turn Me Up Games is bringing it over to the mobile platform with a few little extras. Not that Brothers needed them, but I guess you need to throw something out there to entice people to buy a game they have already had many years to experience already. It cannot just be for the new crowd, can it? Read More...

Big news in the world of witty cross-over card game simulators. Telltale Games has recently announced that Poker Night at the Inventory is getting a sequel. According to the Telltale's website, “Poker Night 2 is the unnecessary sequel to Poker Night at the Inventory! In the original game you played poker with a bunch of weirdoes for fame and fortune Team Fortress 2 items and the satisfaction of beating the odds.” The original game had you playing against Max from Sam&Max, Strong Bad from Homestar Runner, The Heavy from Team Fortress 2, and Tycho from Penny Arcade. This time around you will be able to play against Max’s partner Sam, Claptrap from Borderlands, Brock Sampson from Venture Brothers, and Ash Williams from Evil Dead. Read More...

Batman: Arkham Asylum One game that seemed to be at every one of the big companies booths, sans Nintendo, was Batman Arkham Asylum. It even had it's own booth show casing it as well as an area in the Warner Brothers booth, with leather restraint chair for those who got to bonkers while checking out this game. You might be laughing, but we had to restrain Church at one point. Well he kind of just hopped into it for some reason, but this is not the point of this article. Read More...

So I normally don't write two articles in an hour, but I just checked my email, and this was featured in my Thinkgeek.com Newsletter... SUPER Pii Pii brothers is a crazy, imported Japanese game for the Wii that requires you to... well... wee!! Complete loads of mini games by attaching your Wii-mote into the support harness provided and AIM AWAY!! Score extra points by tinkling on cats and other fun creates who pop out of the urinals and lose points for getting too much on the floor. Verse your friends in the fun multi-player mode and if the humiliation wasn't enough, just the mere ability to say you own Super Pii Pii Brothers is worth the $34. Read More...