The Walking Dead The first gameplay for The Walking Dead Onslaught was displayed during E3 and tries to put you deep into The Walking Dead It is finally here thanks to E3, we have the first gameplay for The Walking Dead Onslaught. You know, the VR title that Survios announced a little bit before the event to get us all worked up and then held until an event out here. All set in the TV version of The Walking Dead universe and not the comics. The VR game that also aims to let us play as some of the iconic characters from the show in their own little stories. Read More...

The Walking Dead A new VR title in The Walking Dead universe is now announced with The Walking Dead Onslaught bringing some VR experiences to us If you were sitting around wondering when we would be getting another video game set in the universe of The Walking Dead, wonder no more. We are here with yet another entry for the franchise and this one is coming in from Survios and heading to a VR setting instead of the myriad of other styles we have already had. Here we go with the announcement for The Walking Dead Onslaught. That would be the name and it is currently aiming for a Fall release for the Oculus and HTC Vive if you have them and a PC to run it. Read More...

Hinted at last week in their press release, Nintendo released three Commodore 64 games on the Virtual Console this past Monday.  While this is not necessarily news to our friends across the pond, this is a first for those of us in North America.  The 500 Wii Points per game seems a little steep to me, but it's Nintendo and heaven forbid they sell something for less then 500 Wii Points because who knows, perhaps people will begin expecting to purchase a game only paying what it is worth.  I have a lot of fond memories over at my friend, Jason's house playing Commodore 64, but unless they release Summer Games or Winter Games, that price point is too high for me.Besides the Virtual Console releases, Wii Ware also had one release. Read More...

Last week Hudson Entertainment released screen shots on Onslaught, hailed the first First Person Shooter on WiiWare. Now, they have finally pulled back the curtains on the official Onslaught online page. The new, flashier vehicle now provides more insight into the story, wiimote and nunchuk button layouts for both foot and vehicle movement, small weapons and vehicle layouts and some finer details on on-line play. Yes, folks I had to re-read the website myself, Hudson is promising on-line co-op and ranking system for up to 4 players. The “Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection Free Battle” seems promising as you can play with friends from around the globe. Read More...