Yesterday, Stardock's digital distribution platform Impulse announced that they had snagged the delayed PC version of Braid, and began accepting preorders for a March 31 release. The price? $20, a thirty-three percent premium over the console version. Needless to say, gamers were not enthuased, especially given the fervor over the original $15 price when the game [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Does anybody remember Infinium Labs? You know, the folks that hyped their uber-awesome home console to end all home consoles, the Phantom, hyped since 2002, destined to never actually be released, only to be replaced by the equally awesome (so too awesome for words, right?) Phantom Lapboard? Yeah, that's the Infinium Labs I'm talking about. [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Last month, we spoke to a pair of gentlemen putting in tremendous amounts of work to make The Witcher: Enhanced Edition into a perfect game -- work which they would then give away for free in the form of a tremendous patch. Though primarily excited by the new bar the team was setting for post-release [...]
Continue reading...Friday, June 20, 2008
GameCyte took Stardock's digital-distribution platform Impulse for a spin earlier this afternoon -- but before we had the chance to download a single program, we discovered some curious lines in the end-user license agreement. They suggest that Stardock will not only encourage the production of user-generated content, but that they plan to sell it, incenting [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Your daily smörgåsbord of the very best gaming has to offer. Enthusiast: EA compromises identity of Need for Speed Undercover; title reportedly takes cues from The Transporter (Eurogamer) Ubisoft reimagining Driver (BBC via Eurogamer) Stardock's digital-distribution and community platform Impulse launches (Impulse Driven via Joystiq) Mmfmmfmmph mm mmphmm mgnmmm! -- aka Team Fortress 2 Pyro Updates detailed [...]
Continue reading...Monday, April 7, 2008
Stardock, publisher of Sins of a Solar Empire and whose CEO Brad Wardell voiced a controversial opinion about game piracy two weeks ago, today announced a partnership with Gas Powered Games (Dungeon Siege, Supreme Commander) to publish Demigod.
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