Long Road Ahead Is anyone out there? Tony, Josh, Sean and James are still in the Cane & Rinse bunker as they try desperately to send the message far and wide to the remnants of civilization: Telltale Games’ The Walking [...]

Darren Gargette shows off the beginning of his Mark of the Ninja New Game Plus.

Clementine will remember that From a secure location, Cane & Rinse continue to podcast to any and all survivors. Be warned, point-and-click adventures have risen again and are walking the Earth. This is the first of two announcements to help [...]

The skillingest member of the Cane & Rinse crew (sorry other C&R guys, but you know it’s true) plays the first mission of of Ninja Theory/Capcom’s DmC Devil May Cry on Hell And Hell difficulty – the hardest setting available. [...]

If I were to describe the Devil May Cry series in one word, it would be, ‘inconsistent’. There are the highs, like the first game. Which while difficult to go back to now, was hugely influential and effectively gave birth [...]

“Remember that pain! Next time it will be worse!” On the day that the snow turned into rain we recorded the second and final of our Shenmue podcasts. Yu Suzuki’s Shenmue II sees Ryo cross the East China Sea in [...]

Quake 4 is more like Doom 3 than it is like Quake III. It’s also quite a bit like Quake II, but not much like the original Quake at all. PC demo version shown.

In 2010 Platinum Games won the hearts and minds of many gamers with the double punch of Bayonetta and Vanquish. Sure, MadWorld and Infinite Space had previously been received fairly positively, but it was this brace of games, Bayonetta especially, [...]

“Now you’ve really crossed the line” The Resident Evil follow-up that metamorphosed into its own IP during development, Hideki Kamiya’s Devil May Cry arrived on the PlayStation 2 to largely rapturous acclaim in 2001. Two years after 2003’s much maligned [...]

“The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results” So said Albert Einstein, and (less notably, but more pertinently to the topic at hand) Vaas Montenegro, Far Cry 3’s antagonist. Given that [...]