Runbow Getting Re-Released As Ultimate Editions Originally released in August of 2015, Runbow is a Wii U eShop exclusive title built around multiplayer mayhem. Developed by 13AM Games and often described as a platform racer, Runbow was met with critical [...]
MyGamer Exclusive Interview With the Publisher Behind Gurumin: A Monstrous Adventure 3D Founded in the early 2000s, Mastiff has made a name for themselves by publishing a series of hunting/fishing titles such as the Outdoors Unleashed games and even [...]
Based out of Hoffman Estates, Illinois, High Voltage Software has been developing one of the Wii's most anticipated games of 2011 – Conduit 2. With a background that spans many years with a solid mix of original IP's and licensed games, HVS has one [...]
DOFUS is a long running MMO series that has recently seen a reboot of sorts with the release of DOFUS 2.0. For those unaware DOFUS is a tactical, anime styled MMO that people can play for free up to a certain point of the game. Recently I was lucky [...]
While Square-Enix is all about hyping Final Fantasy XIII right now, they’re very close to publishing a slick RTS by the name of Supreme Commander 2. Developed by Gas Powered Games, SC2 is looking to make a splash ahead of that OTHER SC2. To discuss [...]
Nintendo has been working hard to push the idea of gaming for all ages. Regardless of which side of the Fanboy War you are on, a strong case can be made that The Beatles: Rock Band has more all-age appeal than any video game, ever. Amidst the buildup to [...]
Here’s Part 2 of our two-part interview with Ignition’s Shane Bettenhausen, where we talk at length about the recently released King of Fighters XII. If you are yet to read Part 1, check it out here. MyGamer: Something with Street Fighter IV that has [...]
One of the industry’s most talked-about games in recent months is King of Fighters XII. The hardcore fighting game wowed back at E3, but has drawn all sorts of scorn since its preemptive launch, due to spotty online play and a relatively small cast. The [...]
