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Review: No More Heroes 3 - Travis is back and this time he's taking on an alien threat, but with the classic assassin-tier system of old.

Relentlessly chill indie darling A Short Hike gets a spot in [versus], a card game for backers of [lock-on], a new high-end videogame magazine

A Profound Waste of Time may be the only place you’ll see those franchises this year Physical gaming events are dead, at least for now. E3, Gamescom, and EVO have all gone online-only. Physical media, on the other hand, is thriving. Limited Run, the boutique retailer and publisher, had arguably one of the best showings at E3 this year. Collector’s editions for everything from No More Heroes 3, are selling out almost instantly. With COVID-19 vaccination rates leveling off and new variants of the virus causing infections to rise, people still can’t get together like we used to. Maybe tha...

She was also recently confirmed to be a boss in No More Heroes 3. We can only imagine how she’ll end up getting along with Travis, gaming’s most notoriously idiotic, horny hero.  Then again, Travis has changed a lot over the years. He even wears a “Fuck Racism” t-shirt in this new game, a decidedly socially conscious move for a once selfish man. It’s anyone’s guess as to where this is all going. There are also hints that Killer 7, another one of Grasshopper’s rabidly-adored titles. Yesterday, the official site for the game revealed that the text adventure stories from

The smaller games with the biggest impacts The summer of gaming news may still be going on for a while, but E3 2021 comes to a close today, with the last few showcases airing today. From Xbox and Nintendo to the showcases and panels, it’s been four days of non-stop games. And while there are always the big blockbusters and one-more-thing announcements that seize our attention, I always walk away from these showcases with a shortlist of indie and smaller studio gems to keep track of through to next summer. They’re the surprises; the games you don’t expect, but you can’t stop thinking a...