Photo Credit: Gen.G Esports Twitter
The PLAYERUNKNOWN’S BATTLEGROUNDS (PUBG) 2019 Global Championship went down this past weekend, with Gen.G taking the top tier spot as overall victor:
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Gen.G Takes the 2019 PUBG Global Championship Title
Posted: November 25, 2019 by Ian Gaudreau in Gamenomics - Video Games, Steam, PC, & Indie GamesTags: 2019, eSports, Global Championship, PC, PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS, PUBG, Steam
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Super Meat Boy Forever Demo
Posted: February 8, 2019 by Ian Gaudreau in Gamenomics - Video Games, Steam, PC, & Indie GamesTags: Indie Games, PAX East, PAX East 2018, PC, Steam, Super Meat Boy, Super Meat Boy Forever, Tommy Refenes
Super Meat Boy Forever hit the East Coast at PAX East 2018. Keep reading our latest article to learn about the new changes and challenges this iconic platformer sequel brings to players:
Game&Comic’s Game of the Year
Posted: January 9, 2017 by Ian Gaudreau in Gamenomics - Video Games, Sony/PlayStation, Steam, PC, & Indie GamesTags: Blizzard, Overwatch, PC, PlayOverwatch, PS4
2016 brought a lot…pain…but it also delivered many memorable games. In this post, we acknowledge our game of the year, Overwatch.
A Gigantic PAX East Game
Posted: March 30, 2015 by Ian Gaudreau in Gamenomics - Video Games, Steam, PC, & Indie GamesTags: Gigantic, Indie Games, MOBA, Motiga, PAX, PAX East, PC, Windows 10, Xbox One
It was no secret that there was an apparent absence of many large triple-A titles at PAX East 2015. However, this shifted the spotlight on the medium and smaller sized games, allowing them to flourish. On the showroom floor, very quickly the crowd became overrun by bright blue shirts, baring the name “Gigantic”. We talked to dozens of people on the floor, all of which giving this game their ‘favorite game at PAX’ title. Here’s why:
Original Cooperative Teamwork: Black Hat Oculus
Posted: September 22, 2014 by Ian Gaudreau in Gamenomics - Video Games, Steam, PC, & Indie GamesTags: BFIG, Black Hat Oculus, Boston Festival Indie Games, Gaming, Indie, Mac, Oculus Rift, PC, Steam
This year’s Boston Festival of Indie Games featured a stellar lineup of developers showcasing their hard work and dedication to making a game they can call their own. We got to sit down with Team Future, the group behind the very intriguing Black Hat Oculus, which is taking two-player cooperative gaming to a new level:
Titanfall Beta Released This Week
Posted: February 18, 2014 by Ian Gaudreau in Gamenomics - Video Games, Microsoft/Xbox, Steam, PC, & Indie GamesTags: Beta, Gaming, PC, Release, Respawn Entertainment, Titanfall, Xbox One
This week marks the release of the beta test trials for one of 2014’s most highly anticipated games, Titanfall. Developed by Respawn Entertainment and published by Electronic Arts, Titanfall will officially release on Xbox One and PC on March 11 (North America) and will later be available for Xbox 360 on March 25th.
Future of Gaming in the Palm of your…Foot?
Posted: March 27, 2013 by Ian Gaudreau in Gamenomics - Video GamesTags: Foot Controller, PAX East 2013, PC, Price, Stelulu Technologies, Stinky Footboard, Stinkyboard
Stinky Footboard PC Controller
Photograph by Andrew Rossi at PAX East 2013
For those that attended PAX East 2013, you probably saw the new foot controller being showcased. Game&Comic reserved an interview spot to get first-hand experience on the Stinky Footboard PC Controller. We sat down with Co-Founder and President of Stelulu Technologies, Stéphane Rivard, who explained to us why this controller is the future of gaming.
Xbox One Might Have ‘Anti-Used Game’ Technology?
Posted: December 21, 2012 by Ian Gaudreau in Gamenomics - Video Games, Microsoft/XboxTags: Games, Indie Games, Microsoft/Xbox, No Used Games, PC, Playstation, Preowned, Steam, Used Games, Video Games
Is this what the future holds?
Did anyone else hear about this? Click ‘read more’ to get my full thoughts on the matter:
Relive Final Fantasy VII on your PC!
Posted: August 16, 2012 by Ian Gaudreau in Gamenomics - Video Games, Steam, PC, & Indie GamesTags: FF7, Final Fantasy, Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy VII PC, PC
To put it bluntly, this is literally my favorite video game of all time. Although I have been begging for a remake for PS3 with up-to-date graphics, I am pumped that the game is now available for PC, so more gamers can enjoy an older classic game. I have been planning to do an additional blog that delves into my opinion of the Final Fantasy VII saga, but I wanted to get this message out as soon as possible. If you want to play an incredible game, I highly recommend picking this game up at the Square Enix Store as soon as you can. Final Fantasy VII is the epitome of a fantastic RPG. It has awesome characters, a storyline that is easy to follow (which is rare in most Final Fantasy games lately) and a great battle system that will surely keep you entertained.
Since Square Enix has just released the remake for PC, they are doing a promotion that makes the price only $9.99! At that price, you can’t beat the gameplay that you will get.
If you end up buying it, let us know and leave a comment! We would also love to hear from long-time FF7 fans!
Say hello to Surface, Microsoft’s first tablet device
Posted: June 19, 2012 by Joel Kost in Gamenomics - Video Games, Microsoft/XboxTags: iPad, Kindle Fire, Microsoft, Microsoft/Xbox, PC, Smart Glass, Surface, Windows
Microsoft revealed its very first tablet device yesterday during it’s press event in Los Angeles, called Surface, and man does it look pretty. At first glance it looks like any other tablet: very flat with a large screen. In terms of aesthetics, however, what sets this tablet apart from all the iPads and Kindle Fires is its integrated kickstand. In the video above it seems that the kickstand simply snaps into place when needed, and folds back against the tablet just as easily. While this isn’t a major innovation, it certainly is a cool feature. There is also the 3 mm thick Touch Cover, which is showcased in the video. Rather than buying an overly priced cover and a keyboard for your tablet separately, Microsoft has kindly made them into one accessary. Available in an array of colors, the Touch Cover is more than just a keyboard attachment. Rather than using buttons, it uses a pressure sensitive system that allows the user to type much faster than using a standard touch screen.
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