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Arkham City and the Sense of Place - Sessler's Soapbox

This week everyone's playing Batman: Arkham City, and if you're not... well you better have a damn good reason. While playing through the game, Adam Sessler was struck with a thought; Is "Open World" still a genre of video games? In this week's Soapbox the Sess will explain why he thinks the industry has developed the open world to a...

Posted October 18, 2011| 17 Comments
Rage: Starts With A Bang, Ends With A Whimper - Sessler's Soapbox

If you picked up Rage today you already know the game is incredibly beautiful with amazing combat and fantastic AI. What you may not know is, according to Adam Sessler, the game really drops the ball towards the end. That got The Sess thinking about how important it is to stay consistent during the entire gaming experience. On this week's...

Posted October 4, 2011
Rage On Xbox 360 Will Require Three Discs

id Software's Rage is an ambitious monster-packed shooter will come on three discs for the 360 and require an 8 GB install on the PlayStation 3 and a whopping 25 GB install on the PC. "We recommend installing the game to the hard drive, but you don't need to install all three discs," creative director Tim Willits said of the 360...

Posted September 26, 2011| 37 Comments
Rage Co-Op Gameplay Video -- What's Going To Work? Teamwork

Bethesda and id Software's next fps Rage is all about teamwork, friendship and the knowing the true meaning of working together. Okay I lied, none of that is really true but this trailer called "Wasteland Legends: Water Service" does show off Rage's co-op features. Sometimes, two guns are better than one. I take that back, two guns are...

Posted September 8, 2011| 4 Comments
Rage Id Tech 5 Development Pushes First Person Shooters To New Generation

With Rage, developer Id isn't sitting on its (mutated) heels. No, instead the studio behind Wolfenstein, Doom, and Quake is promising a new leap forward for first-person shooters, pushing gameplay into the next generation. Lasers? Got 'em. Deserted post-apocalyptic wastelands? Done. Mutants? They're there, and they're hungry. If you want to know...

Posted June 30, 2011| 9 Comments
Rage "The Shrouded" Gameplay Trailer -- Remote Bomber Cars

Rage, id Software and Bethesda's next post-apocalyptic first-person shooter has a new gameplay trailer. "Shrouded Bunker" shows us a mission in the game where you need to get into the Shrouded clan's secret base to blow up some bombs. Turns out the clans has a bunch of small remote bomber cars that are causing all kinds of trouble....

Posted May 5, 2011| 43 Comments
Rage Single Player Campaign: 15 Hours Long?

An article posted on Examiner (quoting the latest issue of Official Xbox Magazine) indicates that Doom creator John Carmack's eagerly awaited shooter Rage will have a campaign mode that lasts for 15 hours. If this pans out, it's a little surprising given the fact that the game will ship on two DVDs for the Xbox 360. The news comes via an...

Posted April 6, 2011| 40 Comments
Rage Novel Coming Out

As all TheFeed readers know, I am a man of letters, a scholar and a gentleman. So I'm excited that a novel based on video game Rage has been announced. The book, written by Matt Costello (who also wrote the game), will be on finer store shelves on August 30. According to the press release, the novel delves deeper into Rage's world, so if you...

Posted March 29, 2011| 4 Comments
Rage Comic Series Announced

It seems that upcoming id Software first person shooter RAGE will be hitting another platform besides the consoles, PC, and Mac; this time on a comic book. Whetting the appetites of the PAX East atmosphere, Publisher Bethesda Softworks made the announcement of a partnership with Dark Horse Comics to adapt the post-apocalyptic frag-fest that...

Posted March 11, 2011| 4 Comments
Gaming in 2011 - Sessler's Soapbox

As the New Year approaches, it's natural to look forward and try to predict what will happen in the next year. Adam Sessler is no different, and with the long list of amazing games set to release in 2011 he just had to take a moment to gaze into his crystal ball. What games are you excited to play next year? Watch Larger Version | Watch...

Posted December 28, 2010| 61 Comments
Rage: Mutant Bash TV Heading To The App Store Tomorrow

id Software's John Carmack has confirmed the mobile Rage game, Mutant Bash TV, is heading to the App Store soon. The game, an on-rail shooter, was originally announced at QuakeCon. It could be available as soon as tomorrow. Another mobile game is expected to be released before the PC and console versions of Rage are released in September...

Posted November 17, 2010| 3 Comments
Rage Release Date Announced: September 13, 2011

Fresh from Quakecon comes the announcement that id Software's Rage won't be released until September September 13, 2011, so we all have more than a year to wait to play this first-person shooter from the makers of Doom. Some interesting new details were dropped at the Con as well, including the existence of some mini games, some sweet-looking...

Posted August 13, 2010| 32 Comments
Preview: iD Software's Rage

Traditionally, I await the arrival of a new iD game with 80% optimism and 20% skepticism. The 80% stems from John Carmack's ability to code an amazing graphical engine and thoroughly refined shooter mechanics. The other 20% is lingering doubt about their single-player game design thanks to Doom III (which was by no means bad, just a...

Posted May 4, 2010| 8 Comments
Multiplayer Beta For Rage Doubtful, Demo More Likely

Sorry to burst your beta bubble folks, but it doesn’t look like you’ll be getting your hands on a multiplayer beta for id Software’s post-apocalyptic FPS/racing hybrid Rage anytime soon. Now, although id CEO Todd Hollenshead told VG247 that an open beta for Rage is doubtful, he also said, “There could be something...

Posted August 24, 2009| 4 Comments
id Promises No "Monster Closets" In Rage

One of my personal, least-favorite game-design elements is the "monster closet," those in-game tripwires that release enemies suddenly when you pass a certain point, even though the enemies clearly hadn't existed a few moments before. Even if the walls feature doors that, presumably, could be swinging open, it still creates a feeling...

Posted August 17, 2009| 9 Comments