Audio Spoilercast of season 6 at the bottom Venture fans have been waiting for three years, give or take a special, for a new season of Venture Bros. This past January, we were given just that in a new 8-episode season. A new city, a new Guild and what seemed like endless possibilities for the characters we’ve already grown to love. While this season matched the tone and humor we’ve come to expect, the story fell short of the expectations of the fans and the creators, Jackson Publick and Doc Hammer. The city that never henches The biggest change from season five to six is the change of scenery for both the Venture and Monarch clans.
Aidan Hall sits down with former EIC of BYTE and current Playboy freelance writer Joseph Knoop, to discuss his thoughts on GDC and the VR experience.
With Pokken joining the Tekken family of fighting games, what better way to celebrate than countdown the ten Tekken characters that Pokken should take inspiration from. From the King of the ring to the king of the skies, from one masked fighter to another, you can’t tell me King wouldn’t loan himself to Pokken Tournament.
In honor of Women’s History Month, Byte is doing a month long Byteing Question about the most iconic female characters and why they matter.
In the great mash of buttons, the editors convene to talk about the Always Online gaming trend.
In honor of Women’s History Month, Byte is doing a month long Byteing Question about the most iconic female characters and why they matter.
This week, the team reunites once again to break down some of the most obnoxious tropes in anime.
In honor of Women’s History Month, Byte is doing a month long Byteing Question about the most iconic female characters and why they matter.
Hot off their viewing of Miss Representation, the Coven convenes to break down representation issues.
In honor of Women’s History Month, Byte is doing a month long Byteing Question about the most iconic female characters and why they matter.
This week the MAW swallows you up to break down all the great news out of GDC including their thoughts on VR!
In honor of Women’s History Month, Byte is doing a month long Byteing Question about the most iconic female characters and why they matter.
On a very special Women's History Month episode of the Mash, the women of BYTE convene to talk about their favorite female characters in nerd media!
@Daltynmartyn This review is based off the Xbox One version of the game Hitman Episode 1:Paris is the latest entry into the Hitman series, as well as the first to utilize the new episodic format, a move that was met with outrage by fans when developers IO Interactive announced the change earlier this year. Sure, the episodic content will put a damper on any fan wanting to experience more than one full mission a month, however, between a complete lack of content, idiotic AI, and a game-breaking always online system, I can promise you that an episodic format is the least of your worries regarding this horrendous mess. To say that Hitman is shaping up to be one of the worst games of 2016 would be a massive understatement. Missed Opportunities For a game that is split up into seven episodes, you would expect that the content would be pretty bare, as is the case with most episodic games.
In honor of Women’s History Month, Byte is doing a month long Byteing Question about the most iconic female characters and why they matter.
With the release of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD, it feels like a good time to look back at the Legend of Zelda series.
The Coven convenes to discuss Spring Break culture and how to be safe.
In honor of Women’s History Month, Byte is doing a month long Byteing Question about the most iconic female characters and why they matter.
After last time’s severely disappointing game, I was feeling burnt out on otome games. It was like my dreams were crushed, something that I was so excited for turned out to be the most disappointing thing ever. Suddenly I couldn’t trust people’s reviews anymore, so when I turned to the well reviewed Amnesia: Memories it felt like a rock was lodged into my stomach.
@GalledGiatric I knew I was going to review Tom Clancy’s The Division from the moment I watched the announcement at E3 three years ago. Watching those Division agents fight through the streets of New York was absolutely enthralling, and seeing the level of detail that the devs at Ubisoft Massive put into every aspect of the reveal was amazing. Incredibly, despite three years of anticipation and Ubisoft’s consistent failures to live up to their E3 promises, The Division is a flawed gem that exceeded my expectations. Movie Pilot Manhattan is dying The very first steps you take into Manhattan are over body bags on Chelsea’s Pier. Stepping over body bags and staring at the Manhattan skyline through a veil of snow set a very distinct and powerful tone in the first real moments of The Division. When this tone is maintained, which it unfortunately isn’t in much of the side content, The Division is one of the most immersive and interesting games I’ve played in a long time. Exploring an absurdly accurate Manhattan and learning what happened to the populace in the time immediately before and after the cataclysmic “Dollar Flu” hit is powerful. Neogaf Forum Even the collectibles help flesh out this beautiful and bleak world.
