When Atari announced that they'll be creating and marketing a modern console, almost 23 years after they released the Atari Jaguar, the crowd was not quite as "hyped." And understandably so. Atari's exit from the console race in 1996 was met without much fanfare. Unlike Sega, who set off quite a bang with the Dreamcast,…
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The press conferences of E3 2017 are all done and the What's a Geek team reflects on the games that caught everyone's eye. This year's E3 doesn't feel as heavy hitting as E3 2016, but that doesn't mean the conference is devoid of exciting content. There are plenty of new surprises, returning franchises, and established…
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Nintendo announced that plans for a Pokemon game for smartphones way back last September. Also previously announced was that the game was in joint development under the banners of The Pokemon Company, Nintendo, and Niantic - the makers of the game Ingress and would use the phone’s camera as part of gameplay. In addition to…
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Usually, I don't pay much attention to E3. I usually never pay attention to these conventions in the first place. However trailers usually do catch my attention, here are some of them: First of all, Netherrealm studios got me quite excited for Injustice 2 due to the release of its gameplay trailer. I got in to the first…
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On May 5 2016, 21:30 JST, Atlus released new, much awaited info on Persona 5 in an event titled "Take Tokyo Tower." They showed a new promotional video (PV), an interview with Persona 5 director Hashino Katsura, and some sweet new tunes for the game. Following this, Famitsu released new information with regard to what…
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When we last checked in on Pokémon Go, we knew that field testing for the game had officially begun, and that it would spiral out from Japan. Most of the leaks and information about Pokémon Go has been compiled by the awesome people over at /r/TheSilphRoad. You can pop over there for more in-depth reads. As of last month,…
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