Admittedly at first glance the most impressive thing about the Remember Me demo at this year’s PAX East was probably the Nilin cosplay walking around taking pictures with anxious gamers. Capcom does tend to have a history of putting together an underwhelming show floor presence; a little more promotional work and even some theatrics never hurt anyone. This is the exterior however; those who allow themselves into the heart of the booth can find hidden treasure. Lately Capcom has been putting...

Maybe it's the celebrated line-up of characters. Maybe it's the dazzling special attacks and super moves. Or maybe it's satisfaction one gets when pulling off a complicated and impressive looking combo. Whatever the reason, no one can deny that the Marvel vs. Capcom franchise is a fighting game powerhouse that has spawned an entire generation of fans since it made its arcade debut in January of 1998. Now, after 10 long years of silence and amidst a myriad of rumors and fan...

Standing in line at THQ's elaborately designed set for the upcoming FPS Homefront, I couldn't help but be taken in by the lengths the famed publisher has gone to promote its new IP. Korean propaganda posters lined the walls of a barricaded building surrounded by mounds of sandbags and fully armored guards with fake guns. There was even an elevated walkway at the entrance with guards posted. If you like having weapons pointed at you, this was the place to be. Homefront's...

You never know what SouthPeak Games has got under its sleeve. When the publisher of staff favorites like Section 8 and Dementium II told us that it was unveiling a brand new IP known as Nail'd, Games Abyss was first in line to see what the awesome folks at SouthPeak were so anxious to show off. Maybe it's just us, but with a title like Nail'd, our minds can't help but wonder what kind of game we were going to be shown. While we pondered on the possibilities, the one thing...

In an age where plastic game-controller instruments far outnumber the real ones, the majority of gamers use games to sate their melodious appetites. The recently-released DJ Hero covers the urban and dance genres, while Rock Band and Guitar Hero (and their genre-blind DLC) cover most, if not all other forms of popular music this side of symphony. However, since variety is what makes the world and the industry so great, it was inevitable that DJ Hero would have some stiff competition. And if...