Kyle Hilliard has been enjoying games since the SNES, but it became a full on love affair after Link's seven year nap in Ocarina of Time. In high school and college, he convinced the school papers to let him write about video games. While shooting and editing video content for The Charleston City Paper during a college internship, he convinced them to let him write about video games. After graduating from the College of Charleston in 2009, he accepted a job managing the websites of a number of local newspapers in South Carolina. He also convinced them to let him write about video games. After convincing many other websites to let him write about video games, he finally convinced Game Informer. Kyle also served as GameSpot's mobile gaming editor, helped GameMill launch Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl and other titles, hosted the Gaming Ride Home Podcast, and is a co-host at MinnMax.
We reported earlier today that European retailer play.com listed
four unannounced Vita games, and subsequently removed three of them on its online store. Now it
seems that the alleged screengrabs were a photoshop.
It's fair to assume that on Tuesday, whatever it is you are currently
playing (beaten or unbeaten) will be unceremoniously dropped in favor
of Mass Effect 3.
Actor Joe Flanigan recently tweeted that he, "signed on to do the new
AO4 video game for Electronic Arts," which many are speculating to be
Army of Four.
You won't find very many details about Halo 4 here. In fact,
to be honest, there are none. It does, however, give you some insight
into the number of talented people who are working on the game.
Some of us have Mass Effect 3 a few days early, and some of us don't.
Some of us are going to have a much more epic trilogy-concluding weekend
than others.
