Pretend those are d20s in the header I’m not quite convinced thatDungeons & Dragonscan easily be converted to fitFallout‘s classless (game-wise, not social stature-wise) RPG style, but that didn’t stop a person on the internet from dreaming up this ‘lil baby: While this amounts only to a skin for your character sheet and won’t fundamentally change the game to include Rad-X and Super Mutants, it’s really well done! I really like the layout, especially having your spell slots readily available on the first page and having your skills grouped by their determining stat....

How delightful Skatebirdis a video game about a bird who skateboards in a miniature skatepark with grind rails made out of pencils stacked on top of erasers.It’s coming “soon-ish” to Steamand it’s too cute for words. Glass Bottom Games assures that players will “feel immediately at home with the controls, if you dig Pro Skaters of a Hawk variety.”Skatebirdstrives for “physical-feeling skating with simple buttons, not stick gestures.” Aside from completing challenges, there are also hidden tapes to track down....

‘Tentatively planned’ There’s aState of Play scheduled for this Thursday, but don’t get your hopes up too high. Sony got out in front of the inevitable conjecture and said that this stream will mostly focus on PS4 and PlayStation VR games. PlayStation 5 will not make a meaningful appearance. But, that doesn’t close the door on PS5 news in the near future.Bloombergreports that Sony plans to make a PS5 announcement sometime this month....

I heard there’s a chainsaw in that game I still remember when theDoomphenomenon first hit. It’s funny to think today how something that looks so dated and old-school to younglings today was so influential in defining what remains one of the biggest money-making genres of video games. Except now you can’t have your pal copy it onto a set of 3.5 inch floppy disks. This week sees a remarkable 25 years since John Romero’s head-banging, head-popping, super-violent shooter first hit the market, ultimately transforming an industry forever....

According to a survey completed by over 1,000 professionals at the London Games Conference,Steve Jobsis considered the most influential person in the videogame industry, with the iPhone providing the most significant gaming device. Jobs got 26% of the vote, followed by Valve honcho Gabe Newell (16%) and Nintendo’s design elf Shigeru Miyamoto (7%). As far as products and services, the iPhone came out on top with 17%, followed by the Wii (7%)....

The Voice of the Spirit, nowyoucan hear it Are you looking forward to Lily?I’m sure looking forward to Lily.Street Fighter 6has done a great job in ramping up the hype factor for its party of newcomers, with Manon, Marisa, Jamie, Kimberly, and others already winning over fans in the fighting game community, despite being yet to put their respective abilities in the hands of the players. Capcom has released Lily’sStreet Fighter 6theme, allowing her new posse of eager new fans to learn a little more about the exciting World Warrior....

Bandai Namco announced, then released, two new editions of its fantastic 3D fighterTekken 7.TheTekken 7 OriginalsandTekken 7 Definitiveeditions are now available for purchase digitally on PlayStation, PC, and Xbox platforms. To get straight to the details,Tekken 7 Originalsretails for $89.99 USD and includes the base edition ofTekken 7, the paid “Frame Data” feature, and 12 additional characters taken from Tekken 7’s mammoth roster of post-release sluggers. Respectively, theTekken 7 Definitiveedition retails for $109....

So good. So pretty. I figured I would just get to the point. Destructoid’s readers and editors have beenkeeping a close eyeon this amazing looking Namco Bandai RPG for the Wii. I finally had a chance to get my hands on it here at TGS 2008. While my time with it was very limited, I can say that the experience was definitely promising, and it’s something worth looking forward to....

You might not think it b/c of how handsome I am but I am strongly against littering Terror in Resonancehas been disappointing, but I keep watching it. Partly because it is very pretty (expensive), partly because every time I make pasta my roommate just puts it on and I groan and think, “Fine, I will watch.” The most recent episode finally gets at some things, at least. Anyways, start pronouncing Los Angeles correctly, please....

What better way to celebrate another Awesome Games Done Quick than by remembering some of the most mind-blowing ways gamers have broken and obliterated some of the toughest games ever made, FromSoft’sSoulsseries? The feats you’re about to witness likely cannot be replicated by most mortals, but they may just fill you with the determination you require to finally give that boss that made you rage quit last time another go....

Part of this compliant breakfast One of the difficulties with comedy is that describing or paraphrasing a joke frequently makes it cease to be funny, so it’s hard to conveyJazzpunk‘s charm without completely squashing its humor in the process. However, this promotional breakfast cereal that Adult Swim and Necrophone Games sent our way gives a good feel for what kind of gags you’ll find in the game. They even included a copy of the game on a 5 1/4-inch flopp!...

‘That game is super cool!’ Conrad Zimmerman and Jordan Devore took a short break from checking out games at PAX Prime 2013 to talk about checking out games at PAX Prime 2013, and they both kind of fell in love withTransistor. Supergiant’s second effort sounds like it’s poised to improve uponBastionin almost every way. Watch the video for their extended thoughts, and do your best not to lose yourself to the hypnotic lure of Jordan’s legs....

Prince of Persia: The Sands of Timewas one of the hottest games of the last generation and its two sequels were pretty damn popular too. However, this generation has not been so kind to The Prince, and Ubisoft believes that it’s all thanks to Kratos. According toForgotten Sands‘ animation director, Jan-Erik Sjovall, the series lost fans toGod of War, and now needs to win them back. “When we make questionnaires and we ask, ‘what did you play in the past?...