Technology and Gaming
Cosplayers looking to attend a convention as Master Chief, your job just got a little easier. NECA, a toy manufacturer, is developing a street legal motorcycle helmet based on the one worn by Halo's protagonist.
Square Enix wants to revive some classic Eidos titles, according to a post on The Collective. They want to see how independent developers can update IPs like Gex, Fear Effect, and Anachoronox.
The Order 1886, one of the most anticipated games of 2015, launches later this month, but it is already being bombarded with scrutiny.
The PC version of Dragon Age Inquisition will be getting a massive patch soon. It will be the biggest update on the game since its release. Called "Patch 5," it will add new content to the game and answer the fan's requests; a storage area will be added to the Undercroft--the part of Skyhold where you can forge weapons and craft armor.
Another Assassin's Creed game may have been leaked. Last year, Victory was accidentally made public knowledge. This time, a recruitment brochure from Ubisoft had the logo for Assassin's Creed Golden Age set discreetly in the corner of one photo.
Creating beats and selling them has been a saturated field of producers flooding social media with promotional posts. Many have set-up their own websites in order to try and sell their beats, but a new tech start-up looks poised to align everyone's interests.
Eiji Aonuma, the producer of The Legend of Zelda games, wants fans to celebrate the launch of Majora's Mask for the Nintendo 3DS. Aonuma wants fans to draw art based on the game.
The SXSW Gaming Awards, hosted by Janet Varney and Markiplier, will be happening on March 14. The nominees for each award have been announced.
Moonman is an indie game where you travel across an alien planet orbited by several moons. A side-scrolling platformer developed by Benjamin Porter, the game is about to finish a successful Kickstarter campaign. It is fully-funded and has received the site's "Staff Pick" award.
