Knights Peak and VEA Games are thrilled to announce that the physical edition of Nikoderiko: The Magical World – Director’s Cut will officially be available on August 22 at major retailers and select specialty stores worldwide. In addition, a new free demo will launch simultaneously, for players to try before they buy.
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I couldn’t help but feel a rush of excitement when I dove into MindsEye on my Xbox Series X, the first offering from Build A Rocket Boy, the studio helmed by the innovative Leslie Benzies. Set against the backdrop of the visually stunning yet perilous desert metropolis of Redrock, this single-player action-adventure thriller has quickly become one of my favorite gaming experiences of the year.
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WWE 2K23 is the latest installment in the long-running series of professional wrestling video games, and the successor to WWE 2K22. Developed by 2K and Visual Concepts, this game has an extensive roster of WWE Superstars and Legends, as well as a wide variety of match types and game modes.
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Dark Horse is back with another epic tome paying tribute to The Legend of Zelda, one of the most successful and enduring video game franchises. The Legend of Zelda Encyclopedia: Deluxe Edition honors the game that started it all by recreating the original gold cartridge as faithfully as possible. The book comes with a black polypropylene sleeve, lined with velvet flocking, and a scale instruction booklet with fun, theme-appropriate material inside.
Today KISS released KISS Rocks Vegas and I received the Deluxe Edition, which features a Blu-Ray, DVD and CD capturing their 2014 Las Vegas residency. This set also features an exclusive CD of an acoustic set KISS did during one of its Las Vegas meet and greets. Check out my video review below to see what’s inside:
20 autographed copies of Gene Simmons’ new book: Me, Inc.
Today I picked up a copy of the Best Buy Deluxe Edition of the new Night Ranger album I recently reviewed: High Road. This Deluxe Edition features a bonus track you can’t get anywhere else and a DVD with two music videos and a 19-minute documentary. Is it worth the price of admission? Watch my video review below to find out: