This week Michael, Rich, and Brian talk about the games they have been playing as well as some big games this week like Final Fantasy XIII. Michael is very excited to play the game and we’ll have his impressions on that next week. Rich and Brian talk about the latest sports games they have been playing as well as why everyone is so obsessed with Portal.
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This week Michael, Rich, Brian and Marcus all talk about games they have been playing. Bioshock 2 and Borderlands are discussed as well as a little bit of Heavy Rain. Brian and Rich talk about the General Knoxx DLC for Borderlands, and Michael talks a lot about his experience with Bioshock 2 and how it compares to the first game. We talk about some of the news from the past week which includes Final Fantasy on iPhone and a lot of Nintendo news.
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The Podcast is Back! We know that it has been a long time since we have done a podcast but we are finally bringing it back. The show is now called the RP podcast and will still feature some familiar faces and also some great new ones. The show will be recorded every Monday or Tuesday and baring any issues will be up that same day. It will also be on iTunes shortly and we will update this post once it is approved and ready for you to subscribe to.
This week Michael, Rich, and Nate talk about what they have been playing. Everything from Borderlands to Plants vs Zombies, and we also cover some of the recent gaming news. Nate and Michael argue over which Final Fantasy game is the best and Rich tells Nate why he didn’t like Dragon Age Origins. It’s a great first show and if you want to email the podcast just hit us up at podcast@resumeplay.net!
2K Games and Gearbox announced an official release date for Borderlands third DLC pack, The Secret Armory of General Knoxx, of February 23, 2010 for the 360. PC and PS3 owners will have to wait until the 25th to start leveling up again. The price has been announced as 800 MS points ($10) and $9.99 for the PS3.
This pack will raise the game’s level cap to 61 (from 50) and include a wealth of new missions, vehicles, and other explorable territory. The release date announce explains the suddenness of a recent game update which added achievements for this pack into the achievement lists. Check out some teaser screenshots direct from 2K Games- and pick up your copy of this highly anticipated DLC tomorrow.
Borderlands has experienced some ups and downs with their two downloadable content packs (Mad Moxxi’s Underdome Riot and The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned). Mixed reviews of those two leave the next pack, The Secret Armory of General Knoxx, both highly anticipated and with big shoes to fill. Hit the jump for a breakdown of the announced features of the 3rd pack for 2K’s renowned Role-Playing Sh0oter.
Another year in gaming has finally come to pass, and I”m not sure that I could really ask for a better one. The year started out with fantastic releases, continued to shovel them out through the summer, and ended the year with a crucial big-bang of best-sellers to knock us all on our butts. I can safetly say that this has been one of the best (and most anticipated) years in gaming to hit us in a long time. I purchased so many games that I’ve yet to complete them all. However, the main answer to the question we all want to ask remains to be seen. In a year chock-full of amazing games, which one reigns supreme above the rest? Here are the top three picks from some of Resume Play’s staff for 2009’s Game of the Year award +Continue Reading
Gearbox is really doing a great job pushing out DLC for their open world shooter Borderlands. The newest member to the club is Mad Moxxi. She has abnormally large breasts and loves violence. So much so that she is going to put you through a trial of arenas just to prove it to you. The DLC is available on Xbox today and PSN next week. It’s also gonna set you back the standard 10$ as well. Check out the video above to learn a bit more about Mad Moxxi.
When you first start playing Borderlands, a few things will cross your mind. The first is the similarity between it and Fallout 3. However, besides the whole apocalyptic setting and some similar level up/game-play, there are quite a few discernible differences. In my personal opinion, one of the greatest things about the game is the quirky dialogue throughout the whole thing. This dialogue comes from interactive characters that give you side missions, plot info, and also random one liners from enemies and your playable character.
With Borderlands just on the horizon for release and Fallout 3: Game of the Year Edition just hitting shelves, it is no wonder that the two titles have been in the recent spotlight, often on opposite sides of one another. Yes, both games feature Post Apocalyptic settings, first person perspectives, and rpg elements, but people, that is where the brute of their similarities stop. And likewise, to the people that insist on comparing the two truly epic titles as though they were the same game, you need to do the same: STOP.
I never was that great at math, but this is one equation that makes sense to me. The real question is does it make sense to you? Randy Pitchford and Gearbox Software certainly hope so. +Continue Reading
This week Michael, Rich, and Brian talk about the games they have been playing as well as some big games this week like Final Fantasy XIII. Michael is very excited to play the game and we’ll have his impressions on that next week. Rich and Brian talk about the latest sports games they have been playing as well as why everyone is so obsessed with Portal. 
