RipTen Retrograde: Hydlide (NES, 1989)
You better appreciate this everyone- I played Hydlide for you.
You better appreciate this everyone- I played Hydlide for you.
How important is a first impression? In the world of video game developers, the answer is “very, except when it isn’t.”
Drinking and video games go hand in hand on a Friday and Saturday night. We’ve all done it at some point.
Games can create funny situations- but there are loads of scripted jokes too. Here are ten great ones.
The Nintendo’s 3DS could be in for a blockbuster year in 2012, even though it will be going up against the PlayStation Vita.
The problem with having to save the world is that, more often than not, it doesn’t wait until you’ve had a full nights sleep.
In the first entry of Ripten’s fairly irreverent journey through the wayback machine in over a year, Black Isle’s second entry in the Fallout series is played and analyzed.
RipTen has used its extensive sources to come into possession of a damaging conversation between two high ranking officials and their use of the Pokédex Act.
The time is right for a retrospective look at how the game has performed following its release.
Beautiful, expansive worlds with a plethora of enemies, tools, and diverse characters with whom the player character can interact aren’t just for open world games.
Last year, most of the games came out in the Winter and Fall. What’s wrong with the Spring and Summer?
This past year was not so nice to THQ. They need a big hit. Can Death breathe life back into THQ?
Online Passes are quickly becoming the norm, but they’re not welcome. Here’s why they’re flawed and need to go.