With the release of Terminator Salvation just around the corner, it is refreshing to hear about the film without a reference to that Christian Bale rant – oops. Gameloft, who are responsible for the highly-acclaimed Assassin’s Creed mobile game, have announced a licensing agreement with The Halcyon Company to bring us an official Terminator one. Released on May 22, the game will arrive when the movie debuts in theaters. Read more… »

Since the release of Sonic Adventure 2 in 2001, Sonic the Hedgehog has been in a coma. His 3D outings have generated limited success on the consoles while his portable endeavors have garnered rave reviews because they mastered the formula the Sega Genesis made famous. After reading about Sonic and the Black Knight (SBK) in Nintendo Power last year, I eagerly anticipated its release, hoping that it would mark the removal of the anthropomorphic blue blur from life support. Read more… »

Odin Sphere’s spiritual successor is looking better by the day. The art style looks incredibly beautiful, I just hope that the gameplay will match whenever this game finds it’s way into the Nintendo Wii’s disc tray.

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Guitar Hero has been THE staple for music games ever since its introduction into the gaming world back nearly four years ago in November of 2005. Developed by Harmonix and published by RedOctane, it was deemed innovative, groundbreaking, or in one simple word: awesome. Gamers and non-gamers alike flocked to the virtual guitar as if free handjobs were included with every purchase. Everyone and their sister has either owned or at least played some incarnation of the game. And as Activision got their grubby, greedy little hands on the franchise in 2006, an explosion of music-oriented games was just around the bend.

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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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There are not too many games about bugs, or even more specific, Arachnids. So as a nice change of pace, Rainbow Studios has provided a new Wii game, which is coincidentally a nice change of pace for them and on the console which is also a nice change of pace. Enter Deadly Creatures, the action adventure game in which you explore the world as a Tarantula and a Scorpion. So is this breath of fresh air actually good? Read on to find out.

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The X-Men Origins: Wolverine ‘Uncaged’ trailer came out today and it looks surprisingly well done, for a movie adaption. Even if it is looking to be packed full of timing/real-time based events.

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Quite possibly the scariest and most awesome cake I’ve ever seen.

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The Paper Mario series is quite an interesting one. The original Paper Mario stood as a faux sequel for Super Mario RPG. At this point Mario was still new to the world of Role Playing, and Paper Mario for the N64 was just the ticket he needed to worm his way into another genre, especially with Mario RPG’s release being limited worldwide. With Super Paper Mario being the 3rd game in the Paper Mario series, Mario’s found his feet and planted them firmly, right on top of a Goomba.

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Rumors have been circulating recently that BioShock 2 will feature a female counterpart to the infamous Big Daddies of Bioshock 1.  Game Informer has revealed their cover for their April issue, and it looks like the rumors are true.  Click continue for the full picture.

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My prediction is that the DSi will make huge waves in the American market. Remember when everyone was clamoring over a DS Lite? Oh wait that’s every Christmas season. Read more… »

In an interview with MTV Multiplayer, the cinematic director who worked on Resident Evil 5 has revealed that he is in talks with Capcom about directing a live-action movie based on one of the company’s franchises. Read more… »