8 years ago
Fallout maps now available on Minecraft Battle Mini
Love Minecraft? Love Fallout? Well you’re in for a treat as Mojang and Microsoft have released the new Minecraft Fallout Battle Map Pack for Console Editions. The pack includes three …
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9 years ago
Xbox One’s Xbox 360 emulator quietly improved for some games
Some time last night, Reddit user ryu489 noticed that several Xbox 360 titles had gotten performance increases. He posted his findings both to Reddit and captured clips via Xbox One …
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12 years ago
What we are playing: March 31
What we are playing is a weekly column published on Sunday. Select members of the team talk about the games they’ve been playing over the past week and which they’re …
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12 years ago
What we are playing: March 10
What we are playing is a weekly column published on Sunday. Select members of the team talk about the games they’ve been playing over the past week and which they’re …
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13 years ago
D&D: Daggerdale Review
Dungeons and Dragons: Daggerdale was developed by Bedlam Games and was released on May 25, 2011 and retails for 1200 Microsoft Points. A copy was provided by the developer or review purposes.
The trial versions of XBLA games often represent some of the best segments of the full product, but Dungeons and Dragons: Daggerdale’s trial leaves you wondering if the final product will let you fight an enormous beast who appears at the end of the demo. Of course, upon purchasing the full game, you realize that this frantic battle doesn’t take place and that you are restricted to mindless escort and fetch missions for the entirety of the game. The demo aptly sums up the entire experience: a worthy license utilized in insufficient ways.