Month: October 2014
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance Alpha First Impressions
Now that I’ve had some time to run around in the Kingdom Come: Deliverance Alpha, doing everything you could do in it, I present you with my first impressions of it, as promised. If you don’t know, Kingdom Come: Deliverance (KC:D) is first person, realistic RPG that is funded by a kickstarter campaign. Jumping into…
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PS4 v2.0 Software Available… UPDATE NOW!!!!!!!!!
That’s right folks, this is something that you want to update ASAP. Sure there is always the chance that a new version of software can brick you console, Sony does have a checkered past, but the contents of this update are well worth the risk; for the record I completed the update with no issues.…
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I am your Density….I mean Destiny, Review.
Destiny was/is one of the biggest hype trains to hit the gaming block this year. With so much time and money spent on advertisements (Destiny had a $500K budget) this game is going to be totally awesome right?…right? Before I begin first let me just put a qualifier out there, Destiny gave me the biggest…
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Project CARS Brings Terror to the Racetrack in New Trailer
Project CARS, the upcoming simulation racing game coming out for Xbox One, PS4, PC, and eventually SteamOS and WiiU, released a “spooky” new trailer for Halloween. The trailer focus on an Aston Martin with a paint job that features an open mouth with sharp teeth ready to devour anything that gets in its way. You…
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Explore the country of Kyrat in Far Cry 4
Ubisoft has released a 2 part video series exploring the lowlands, midlands, and Himalayas of Kyrat, the country in which Far Cry 4 takes place. In each video, you’ll learn who controls each region under Pagan Min, the self proclaimed King of Kyrat. Part 1 explores the lowlands, where you meet Paul Depleur, leader of…
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Witcher 3 Opening Cinematic Released…4 Months Before the Game
CD Projekt RED today released the opening cinematic for their upcoming RPG The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, exactly 4 months before the game finally comes out on February 24th, 2015. The opening cinematic shows Geralt of Rivia, the protagonist, and his mentor, Vesemir, tracking the sorceress Yennefer of Vengerberg, who just so happens to be…
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance Enters Tech Alpha
The Kickstarter open world RPG that goes by the tagline, Dungeons & No Dragons has launched into its first Tech Alpha today, available to anyone who pledged at the Baron level or above. What is Kingdom Come: Deliverance? It’s goal is to be a realistic, open world first person role playing game with non-linear questing,…
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Dragon Age: Dawn of the Seeker Review
Dragon Age: Dawn of the Seeker is animated movie, wait…movie? On IBeatItFirst.com? Yes, a movie…about Dragon Age, to get you mildly excited for Inquisition. It’s made by Funimation (You know, the company that brings you Dragon Ball Z, Fairy Tail, and many other anime shows and films) that tells the story of Cassandra, who you…
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Star Citizen Goes Planetside
At CitzenCon, you know, the convention for Star Citizen, the crowd funded game by Wing Commander creator Chris Roberts that continues to rack in millions? Well there they decided to show what it looks like when you land your ship on a planet, get out, and walk around. This is just a initial preview with…
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