Dead Island Riptide continues to eat up its competition in the UK Charts.
Bye bye Elizabeth
It seems that the UK game buying public has spoken: Dead Island Riptide was the most popular game released last week, because as per usual, the best selling new game has taken the top spot in the UK charts.
After the critical acclaim bestowed upon BioShock Infinite, it was always going to be a tough game to oust from the top spot in the UK charts.
Jennifer Hale and Oliver Vaquer spoke to GameTrailers about BioShock Infinite’s Robert and Rosalind Lutece.
A Christian gamer has been refunded by Valve after he bought BioShock Infinite on Steam & was upset by one of the opening, religious scenes
This week in the UK video games charts sees very little change in positions, and very little new entries. BioShock Infinite stays on top for the third week, whilst Tomb Raider stays in third place.
The Story Mechanic is a fortnightly column from Mark Bridle, celebrating narrative and story. This week, shared stories on the sofa.
Spoiler Warning: Do not attempt to listen to this podcast unless you’ve completed BioShock Infinite.
With Defiance being the only new release last week, it was fairly likely this would happen, but regardless, it’s great to see one of the best games of the year so far staying atop the UK video game charts: BioShock Infinite is still number one.
On this week’s episode of everyone’s favourite comedy gaming podcast Saint & Greensie, the lads discuss narrative in video games
If you’ve played BioShock Infinite, there’s a good chance you’re fit to burst with thoughts, theories and all manner of opinions on the game’s story. Well, so are we – so we’ve decided to record a spoilercast (podcast) about it, and take it live, this Saturday at 2pm UK time.
Exactly as you’d expect from one of the best games of the year so far, Irrational Games’ BioShock Infinite has topped the UK video game charts in its first week.
Adam returns to hosting duties this week, as we have a two hour plus podcast for you to enjoy.