| Prototype 2
Xbox 360 |
8.0 |
| The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Enhanced Edition
Xbox 360 |
4.5 |
| rComplex (iOS)
iPhone |
4.5 |
| Fez
XBLA |
9.5 |
| Diabolical Pitch
XBLA |
7.0 |
| Video Preview: Guild Wars 2 beta
Chris Carter |
| Preview: Playing as a Necromancer in Guild Wars 2
Chris Carter |
| Preview: Guild Wars 2
Chris Carter |
| Retro Reunion: Kagero: Deception II
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| Ninja Gaiden 3 Achievement/Trophy Guide
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On Thursday we reported that the Wolfenstein site went live, well continuing the Wolfenstein publicity streak on Friday the first official trailer for Wolfenstein was premiered on GameTrailers TV, and it’s definitely worth checking out.
A Notre Dame Academy student named Breanna Lucci has started a petition over her displeasure of Nazi dog murder in Activision’s Call of Duty: World at War. Lucci’s expresses concern over gamers becoming more likely to commit violence against animals after playing such a desenstitizing game. More after the jump. Read more… »
The latest weekly update on bungie.net has started and ended with hints as to when the Mythic map pack will finally hit Xbox Live servers to those who haven’t yet purchased Halo Wars.
If the Resident Evil 5 dismembered limb treasure hunt from last week has you hungry for more prosthetic appendage carnage, Sega has just the thing for you. To promote Sega’s new ‘M’ rated Mad World, the company has issued severed arms holding copies of the game to be placed in highly trafficked U.K locales. Click continue for more.
Every time we get a brand new franchise that we love, we pray to the Gods of Gaming that they don’t cock up the inevitable sequel. This isn’t to say that the sequels are bad games, they just pale in comparison to what came before. Occasionally we’ll get games that stand tall over their predecessors, like Street Fighter II or Soul Calibur 2. But more often than not we’re given a game that will disappoint us from start to finish, simply because we can’t help but compare it to the previous game. This is Gamer Limit’s Top 10 Disappointing Sequels. Read more… »
What do The Amazon, Transylvania, and The Moon have in common? They’re all robbed blind by Scrooge McDuck of course! Gone were prejudiced thoughts that Uncle Scrooge never actually earned his wealth; you got to risk your life personally to ensure he became the world’s richest duck.
DuckTales, Wooo hooo! Read more… »
The Japanese are doing it again, seemingly turning an idiotic idea into an awesome looking game. In Gomibako you have to stack garbage and clear it using the weight of upcoming garbage and power ups (think Tetris, but with garbage).
A British MP has called for all video gaming devices to have a ‘Red Button’ affixed to them, which would allow parents to quickly shut down the devices. The MP in question Glenis Willmott has apparently not heard about the fabled power button already affixed to electronic advices.
In regards to the new Ghostbusters video game at least. Wow this game has had it’s share of controversy! First, Activision completely abandons it in favor of milking established franchises, Rick Moranis refuses to come back because he’s retired, yet also busy doing voice acting work for Disney’s Brother Bear 1 and 2, and then Sigourney Weaver refuses to sign on because she thought “the game wouldn’t be of high quality”. She changed her mind a bit too late it seems, as Atari has already replaced her with Milano.
Ghostbusters has come a long way since Akyrod’s original idea of a “time traveling SWAT troupe with wands who battle ghosts”. Let’s hope the game does the original movie justice!
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.
The Guitar Hero: Metallica demo hit Xbox Live Arcade today, so I dusted off my plastic guitar and unearthed my drum kit to bring you the word. Thick distortion, driving bass drums, and visceral growling awaits you after the jump.
When you hear someone talking about JRPGs, you’ll think of Final Fantasy but more precisely, Final Fantasy VII (FFVII). Hate it or love it, you just have to admire what Final Fantasy VII did for the genre. It’s no surprise Square was going to release numerous FFVII titles, known as the Final Fantasy VII Compilation, after the success of Final Fantasy VII. The big question is: is Crisis Core a worthy addition to the Final Fantasy VII Compilation? Read more… »
