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Pendulo Studios tries out the darker side of storytelling with Yesterday [interview]
Fans of point and click adventure games have found a lot to love in Pendulo Studios' releases over the years. Whether it was the Runaway series or The Next BIG Thing, their games have had a tremendous amount of polish and a good deal of humor in their storytelling. But with their next title, Yesterday, Pendulo has decided it was time for their narratives to try taking a darker turn.
Bring a friend back to World of Warcraft with the Scroll of Resurrection and score an epic mount
If you have a friend who gave up on World of Warcraft ages ago to indulge in frivolities like sunlight and fresh air, you ought to consider dragging him or her back to Azeroth. If you're successful, Blizzard has some cool stuff for pal and for you that'll make it totally worth your while.
The French plan an invasion of their own with Le Game
When most folks think of video game development hotspots places like San Francisco, Japan, Washington and even Texas come to mind. One country you definitely don't think of is France, but that may be changing with the announcement of Le Game. The new brand is the brainchild of the National du Jeu Vidéo (NDJV) and the French government, and its stated goal is to raise global awareness of all the great work coming out of French development houses and publishers.
Unreal Engine, coming soon to a browser near you
If you're any sort of console gamer, then you've likely seen so many games created with the Unreal Engine that you've lost count. The most famous franchise to utilize Unreal is the Gears of War series, but there are innumerable others who also take advantage of the easy-to-use engine. Now a whole new world is taking shape for Unreal, as Epic Games has announced that they can now run the Unreal Engine 3 inside Flash.
Peter Molyneux leaving Lionhead to work with indie studio
Peter Molyneux, the co-founder of Lionhead Studios, is leaving the pride to strike out on his own. The famous developer, whose Resume includes the Fable series and the PC hit Black & White, revealed earlier today that he's going to work with an indie studio.
Google set to unify all its gaming platforms
We just told you about the announcement of Google Play, but it seems like the company's mobile service isn't going to be having all the fun. Today the company announced plans to unify its online gaming presence as well, pulling Google+ titles, browser-based games, Android and more into one central location.
Replay Wednesdays: Paper Monsters, Squids, and more!
We cover plenty of new games here at Gamezebo every week, but the number of games we've already covered that show up on new platforms? It's staggering. Starting this Wednesday and continuing every week, we'll be rounding up the games that aren't quite new, but might be new to you depending on your platform of choice.
PC gaming continues to rise in popularity
Next time someone tells you that PC gaming is dead, make sure to flick them on the nose with your thumb and forefinger. Alternatively, you can point them at a recent report from PC Gaming Alliance (PCGA) that clearly outlines the robust growth of computer gaming. In 2011, the industry recorded a global record of $18.6 billion. That's up 15% over 2010. Obviously, it's in the best interests of PCGA to publish a report that says "Everything is A-OK with PC gaming," but there's no denying that the platform is swarming with activity.