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Looking Back at 2010: The Year in Action Adventure Games

It’s been a great year for games and now, we’re going to look at a small slice of that awesomeness as we talk about the most notable Action Adventure games of 2010. Action and adventure are two things gamers crave. While most games have these two elements included in some way (well, at least, hopefully they do), there are some...

Posted December 22, 2010
Visceral Games Hiring For Dante's Inferno Sequel?

Visceral Games might have said they weren’t planning a sequel for their epic action adaptation of Dante’s Inferno, but a new job listing seems to suggest otherwise. Superannuation picked up the listing for Environment Artist posted over at Gamasutra’s jobs page, and according to job description, the job involves building...

Posted May 18, 2010
The Verdict: Dante's Inferno: The Trials of St. Lucia DLC

Watch Larger Version | Watch HD Version Two months after Dante’s Inferno took gamers through the epic poem (with more than a dash of creative license), EA's hit gets its second playable character in The Trials of St. Lucia expansion. Typically portrayed in religious iconography as a young woman holding her detached eyeballs on a...

Posted May 6, 2010
Dante's Inferno Trials of St. Lucia Walkthrough

EA is releasing new downloadable content for Dante's Inferno entitled Trials of St. Lucia. This expansion offers online co-op for two players and also features a combat editor, which players can use to create, upload, and share their own trials with other players around the world. Trials of St. Lucia will be released everywhere on April 29, 2010...

Posted April 21, 2010
From Hell to Rapture: Composer Garry Schyman and the Music of Dante's Inferno and BioShock 2

The Feed got a chance to speak with composer Garry Schyman, who created the music for both Dante's Inferno and BioShock 2 (along with the original BioShock). And to make things even more fun, we crowd sourced a bunch of our questions to YOU the faithful readers of The Feed, so read on to see if your question got asked. We also have a little...

Posted February 20, 2010
Sessler's Soapbox: Dante's Inferno - When Cloning Goes Wrong

We've all played clones before. When a big franchise develops a great gameplay mechanic and becomes popular it's only a matter of time before other publishers and developers start pumping out very familiar feeling games. Adam Sessler was reminded of this while he was writing his review of Dante's Inferno, and some of you didn't take too kindly...

Posted February 9, 2010
Dante's Inferno + Sexy Burlesque Dancers = Super Good Time For All

L.A.-area gamers: What are you doing on Wednesday night? To celebrate the release of Hellish video game Dante's Inferno, Devil's Playground Burlesque, the group of talented young ladies who brought you St*r Warz Burlesque and Video Game Girls Burlesque, are presenting their Seven Deadly Sins Burlesque at L.A.'s Dragonfly. Doors open at 9PM and...

Posted February 9, 2010
Talkabouts: Dante's Inferno

Dante's Inferno was released this week. My review sparked some intense debate, especially from gamers with a deep love for God of War. If you want to go beyond the review, though, check out my discussion with Adam Sessler, where I had a chance to expand on some points in the review and reflect on what it's like to read through a very deep pool...

Posted February 9, 2010
Launch Primer: Dante's Inferno

Ever find yourself in a situation where all of your friends are talking about the latest and greatest game, and you can't contribute to the conversation because you haven't been paying attention? Solve that problem with our Launch Primers: everything you need to know (except the spoilers) about a game that's about to be released. Dante's...

Posted February 8, 2010
Dante's Inferno DLC Introduces Online Co-Op, User-Created Trials

I have a feeling I know exactly where EA would like to send whoever leaked an on-disc trailer outlining the downloadable content planned for Visceral Games’ upcoming Dante’s Inferno. If the leaked info is to be trusted, the Trials of St. Lucia DLC introduces two rather substantial gameplay features: online co-op in which players...

Posted February 2, 2010
EA's First-Ever Super Bowl Commercial: Dante's Inferno

Electronic Arts will deliver millions upon millions of religiously devoted football fans to hell compliments of the publisher’s first-ever Super Bowl ad, which will be for its upcoming literary reworking-and-slash Dante’s Inferno. "While digital outreach to Facebook, Twitter, and online bloggers is a core part of our marketing...

Posted February 1, 2010
Dante's Inferno Book Coming On Jan. 19

Electronic Arts and Random House are teaming up to bring Dante's Inferno fans a special version of the source material for the video game: Dante Alighieri's epic poem The Divine Comedy. That's right, action-gaming fans, get ready to read a poem written in the early 1300s! Part one of The Divine Comedy will be distributed to booksellers...

Posted January 12, 2010
Sessler's Soapbox: Adam Looks Ahead to 2010

It's the first full week of a new year, so everyone is looking forward and talking about what the next 12 months will bring. Adam Sessler is no exception, so it's fairly appropriate that this week's Soapbox is about just that; what he thinks will be happening in the world of gaming over the next year. Obviously the release schedule is already...

Posted January 6, 2010
Dante's Inferno "Worst Days Of Christmas" Video

The below Dante's Inferno "Worst Days of Christmas" Trailer highlights the unique poo-attack of one of the game's bosses. Watch Larger Version | Watch HD Version Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy is among the most important pieces of literature ever created, and Inferno's message of redemption and the price of Sin have resonated within...

Posted December 23, 2009
Dante's Inferno Producer Knows Sequel Would Be Difficult, Awaits Challenge

Especially as of late, Electronic Arts is a company in search of blockbuster hits. Despite some questionable marketing, buzz seems good for the upcoming Dante's Inferno. It might not be the most faithful interactive adaptation, but even if you're not looking forward to a bloodied take on The Divine Comedy, at least once the game's been...

Posted December 11, 2009