The Addams Family, a pretty good 2019 animated film, is due for a sequel this October. The 1990s live-action movies enjoyed some odd video game adaptations, so why shouldn't the new movies as well? That's where The Addams Family: Mansion Mayhem from PHL Collective and Outright Games comes in. Heading to consoles and Steam on September 24, Mansion Mayhem will be the first Addams Family game to feature local co-op.
Behold, your Xbox 360 is not going to collect dust. There's a new co-op game coming next month that's available exclusively for the platform. Spongebob Hero Pants is the movie tie in to The Spongebob Movie: Sponge Out of Water and it looks friggin' great if you're a fan of the series.
The Xbox One is all about taking over your living room, from your TV to your Blu-Ray player and of course video games themselves. The Kinect adds a bit to the ease of access for this, allowing you and your family to say simple voice commands for common actions like volume control, pausing movies and even switching channels on the TV.
Ever miss the days where you could lend a PC game to a friend or family member? In the days of digital downloads and DRM it's becoming a foreign concept. Valve seeks to change that with their Steam Family Sharing, announced yesterday.
Freakin’ Sweet. A game based on a popular Fox cartoon, what could possibly go wrong? I mean, The Simpsons Game was great wasn’t it? Futurama: The Game? Perhaps, Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse will be the rose amongst these thorns.
It's quiet in here today, almost as if there is some sort of holiday going on in a distant part of the world. That does not stop Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse and it don't stop me. Check out the launch trailer for the upcoming 2 player local co-op game that launched in the US on Tuesday and is in store UK style on Friday.
We've got a handful of new screenshots for the two player cooperative Family Guy game coming out on November 20th for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse features Stewie and Brian on an epic adventure through time and the universe, with both characters playable in local co-op.
Do you know what really grinds my gears? Games that are released soon, but don't have an official release date! How am I meant to know if I can preorder the game, or whether it has slipped? Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse was one such game until today. The Griffin family et al. will be available on November 20th in the US and November 23rd in the EU.
I’m a big fan of Orcs Must Die! and its co-op sequel, Orcs Must Die! 2 (henceforth OMD2). I had a blast with OMD2 when it came out two months ago (as can probably be seen with the 5 out of 5 I gave it), but since then the “other twos” (other big titles that end with the number two) have sucked my attention away from this humorous, action-driven tower defense game. This week, however, I had the excuse of diving back into the game with the recently released “booster pack,” Family Ties .
Fans of the TV Series Family Guy may remember a certain episode in which Stewie and Brian travel into several alternate universes, all done in different art styles. The Road to the Multiverse Episode apparently was a grand idea for a couch co-op game, and so, Activision is making Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse with Heavy Iron Studios on development.
I’ve been waiting a long time for this. A long time. Once a poor little rugrat occasionally denigrated to a cutesie photo op by her parents for entertainment’s sake, my daughter is several months from three years old and has accepted the fact that she is a gamer daddy’s little girl. As such, she is often subjected to the allure of colorful gamepads and the curious moving images they control on the TV whenever Dora and Boots aren’t busy looking for the Muddy Mountain. Alright, so maybe it's only been two years; but the anticipation has been no less. Finally, the time has come: let the experimentation with video games commence!
