Yesterday a new trailer came out for Batman Arkham Asylum showcasing the stealth elements of the game, surprisingly it doesn’t look too bad. Maybe it could be the game to redeem Batman?

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The ‘Daily Limit’ is a feature that we publish at the end of each day, containing the day’s interesting articles from around the web. The Daily Limit is short, to the point and pretty much just links.

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With more and more news concerning Bioshock 2 floating around every day, Deeko have gathered the best “leaked information” and “rumours”. This is information apparently being released in the April Edition of Game Informer. Read on for details.

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If you are one of the fortunate enough readers to already have a copy of Resident Evil 5, flip to page 30 for an awesome little surprise! Read more… »

Last month it was announced that ‘Cyber Troopers Virtual-On Oratorio Tangram’ was coming out on the Japanese XBLA… Well Sega just confirmed via Kotaku that they are also giving the west some Virtual love.

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If you can excuse the annoying background (why did they make a moving background!?) to the trailer it does make for an interesting gameplay video, shown in the trailer is how you go about collecting goods and delivering, and it looks like they have actually made it use the DS mechanics properly.

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Advisor to Gordon Brown on knife crime

Father Of Murdered Schoolchild, Damilola Taylor, Calls For Higher Tax On Violent Games. Once again we find ourselves between the two stools of empathetic understanding and wanting to give someone a good hard slap in Blighty this week, as a sympathetic nation watches a knee jerk reaction runs head-long into kicking commonsense.

In a move that would have had a blind man saying ‘I know, Shep’ as his seeing-eye-dog warned of its approach, the video game sector has once again been hauled up before the condemning eyes of the moral majority and flung prostrate upon the mercies of an audience no judge would listen to anyway.

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We here at Gamer Limit love a good free MMO as much as the next person, but what happens when these so called ‘free’ MMOs stop being free. Sony’s upcoming MMO, Free Realms is attempting to do just that. Shying away from the microtransaction model favored by so many MMOs, they have decided to go with a subscription to get several features. While this is only $5, it’s the principle of it.

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The ‘Daily Limit’ is a feature that we publish at the end of each day, containing the day’s interesting articles from around the web. The Daily Limit is short, to the point and pretty much just links.

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In this week’s edition of Power Trip, I explore Resident Evil 2 just in time for Resident Evil 5′s upcoming release.  Resident Evil may seem an obscure place to find an item that could power up the protagonist the level of near god hood, but one such enhancement exists in Resident Evil 2.  In a city where 9mm ammunition is like gold and finding a little green shotgun shell box will make you wet your pants, the following item is practically the Holy Grail.

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SRPGs (Strategy Role Playing Games) are few and far between. Most of them cater to the hardcore gamer, offering thousands of customized options, weapons and spells, which would scare off any casual fan. Band of Bugs seeks to debunk the “SRPGs are hard” myth, but the question is: is it worth the money? Read more… »

Famous for his lyricisized versions of Mega Man tunes, YouTube sensation Brentalfloss is the newest addition to the team over at ScrewAttack.  It looks like next Thursday we can expect to find a new Brentalfloss video there, hinted at as being the music used for the ScrewAttack podcast.  Some sleuthing has me determined that next week’s video will feature the music from “Armored Armadillo’s” stage in Mega Man X.

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