Joe is back (did you miss him?) and he is joined by Kalai and Kory as they take a look at the consoles wars!!! You may be surprised which sides they took. The gang also debates the age old question: Did anyone really own a Sega console? Special thanks to the shows contributors, you can…
On this episode Kory and Kalai discuss how they decide what system a game should be played on when you own multiple consoles. Special thanks to the shows contributors, you can find the band of our intro music, Take Away The Ugly here and find Isaac Sagoeii (the shows artist) at https://isaacsagoeiii.carbonmade.com/ Please subscribe to the Game Stuff…
Sony’s Playstation 4 is entering year-five of its release the public and as of now maintains an unwavering stranglehold on the console gaming market. With sales more than double that of its closest competition – Microsoft’s Xbox One – Sony and Playstation 4 have shown no signs of slowing down…or so it would seem. 2017…
Kory and Joe talk about the industry change in the gaming world and how its going to effect you. We appreciate your support (and your ears)! Please subscribe to the Game Stuff feed in iTunes, Google Play or RSS and please leave a review. We won’t give you cookies, but it will help us make…
On this episode Kalai and Kory discuss if a company should shut down a server or find alternate methods to keep it running. We also discuss when we think a single player series stop producing more games in the series. We appreciate your support (and your ears)! Please subscribe to the Game Stuff feed in…
This episode Kalai, Kory, and Joe look at gaming gimmicks over the years. Are these gimmicks good or bad for the industry? Here our thoughts on what we think of the new Nintendo Labo. Special thanks to the shows contributors, you can find the band of our intro music, Take Away The Ugly here and find Isaac…
On this episode of Game Stuff join Kalai and Joe as they jump on the Hype Train. Do companies use the hype of video games to promote them? And does social media contribute to the hype? Special thanks to the shows contributors, you can find the band of our intro music, Take Away The Ugly here and…
Following the success of Ori and the Blind Forest, Ori and the Will of the Wisps was announced. The trailer, which was accompanied by a live piano player, set a somber tone, as a bright creature and an owl set forth on an adventure across multiple environments and worlds. Ori and the Will of the…
Ashen will launch exclusively for Xbox consoles. The trailer showed off two players exploring a world of demons and mummies, as they tried to survive through melee combat. Enemies reacted to the light emitted by characters’ lanterns. This suggests that light will play a an important role in the game. Stay tuned to Proven Gamer for future coverage of E3.
After a hyped-up Terry Crews set the tone, Microsoft showed gameplay and a new trailer Crackdown 3. The trailer showed off the crazy, combat, weaponry, and destruction that the franchise has been known for. The characters rapidly destroyed buildings, bridges, and vehicles. Crackdown 3 will launch on November 7 exclusively on Xbox consoles and PC. Stay…
Sea of Thieves was back at E3 this year with a gameplay trailer. The narrator introduced pirates aboard a ship before diving down underwater to explore a sunken ship. The trailer presented a humorous tone throughout. After collecting some treasure from underground, and narrowly avoiding confrontation with a shark, we were back aboard the ship.…
After being announced several days ago, Dragon Ball Fighter Z, a new 3v3 fighting game, was featured during Microsoft’s press conference. The name was announced as Dragon Ball Z Fighters. The combat was fast-paced, with characters tagging in and out to create flashy combos and moves. Stay tuned to Proven Gamer for future coverage of…
After showing off Player Unkown’s Battlegrounds, Microsoft and the Xbox family of consoles featured another arena-based combat game: The Darwin Project. The Darwin Project will be a multiplayer combat game in which players fight for survival, collecting resources, and trying to stay alive. Stay tuned to Proven Gamer for future coverage of E3.
Continuing to flesh out its first-party line-up, Microsoft showed off gameplay of the survival game State of Decay 2. The trailer showed off characters fighting for survival through multiple environments. Characters used guns, melee weapons, and vehicles to fight off hordes of zombies through a mountain town. The trailer put a heavy emphasis on survival,…
After taking the PC world by storm, Player Unknown’s Battegrounds will be coming as a launch exclusive to the Xbox consoles, with enhanced features for Xbox One X. A trailer showed off the enhancements that can be found on One X, as well as improved visuals and new areas. The game will maintain the same…
After showing a teaser trailer yesterday, Microsoft revealed the return of the METRO series, with Metro Exodus, which will launch in 2018. The trailer showed a snowy, barren city before shifting underground. The player explored a tunnel environment, collecting resources, before being attacked by rabid dog-like creatures. After fighting them off with a shotgun, the…
After revealing the Xbox One X console, Microsoft showed Forza 7. The trailer displayed the power of the console, showing multiple environments, cars, and weather conditions. After the trailer, Microsoft revealed — on stage — of a brand new 2018 Porsche 911 G2RS. The car was then shown in game on a track in Dubai.…
Microsoft has announced that their new console, Xbox One X, will launch on November 7 for $499. All Xbox One accessories will be compatible with the new console; all old Xbox One games will run better on One X. Among the improvements, games will have improved load times and graphics. Xbox One X will be…
Reviewed on PS4 The Walking Dead represented a new direction in story telling for Telltale back in 2012. With an emotional and compelling story mixed with fantastic relatable characters, Telltale placed themselves in game of the year conversations across the globe and have become the standard of modern story telling in video games today. The…
With the new initiative by Microsoft, Play Anywhere, a lot of people are asking, “why do I need an Xbox if everything is coming out on PC as well?” While this is a good argument, Microsoft does not have to care. With the 20 million Xbox Ones to Sony’s 41 million PS4s, Microsoft has to…