Weekly Warp-Up: The 2014 “Yup, It’s July” Edition

No, that’s not a typo. Welcome to the Weekly Warp-Up, your weekly wrap-up of the biggest and the best articles posted at Warp Zoned this week…

It’s that time again. The calendar has flipped over to a new month and the Warp Zoned staff got together to discuss The Games of July 2014. And before that, we revealed What We Played in June 2014. There are some good games in both lists, specifically The Walking Dead Season 2: In Harm’s Way, which Warp Zoned’s Mike Ryan recently reviewed. And speaking of important things that happened in June, the Game Critics Awards have showered Evolve and No Man’s Sky with multiple “Best of E3 2014” awards.

If you’re looking for something a little more “out there,” might I suggest the latest edition of our Kickstart This! column. There are cats and side-scrolling… but not side-scrolling cats.

You can find more news from the past seven days after the break.

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  • Nintendo held their annual shareholder’s meeting this week. The people asking questions are crazy.
  • Konami has released the first details about Pro Evolution Soccer 2015.
  • Civilization: Beyond Earth will launch on October 24.
  • Another Japanese publisher is changing their name. Tecmo Koei will now be known as Koei Tecmo.
  • Shovel Knight has a Butt Mode… you’re welcome.
  • Lindsay Lohan has sued Rockstar Games because they included an actress and an apartment building in Grand Theft Auto V. Apparently, she is the only actress who has ever lived in an apartment building ever.
  • In very sad news, Bethesda has announced that the Doom 4 reveal will be exclusive to QuakeCon attendees.
  • John Cena has been selected to appear on the cover of WWE 2K15.
  • Catlateral Damage has reached its funding goal on Kickstarter.

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John Scalzo is Warp Zoned's Editor-In-Chief and resident retro gaming expert. You can email him at john AT warpzoned DOT com.