Here is an announcement that should come as a sensational surprise – The Sims 3 has become EA’s fastest selling PC game. Again.
Ea announced today that the latest entry to The Sims franchise has sold over 1.4 million copies worldwide in its first week, representing the strongest launch the company has ever had. Read more… »
Bowser is stepping outside the realm of Mario World and taking his protest to the streets of Northamptom, Massachusetts.
His protest: To combat the forces of evil, or good depending how you look at it, in an attempt to curb President Obama’s political policies. His weapon: Using witty euphemisms like, “Support our Koopa Troopas,” that allude to issues that delve much deeper than Mario and Luigi. Read more… »
After all the hype and hooplah concerning Modern Warfare 2, it is hard to find a place in our hearts for anything else right now. That is, until we realized that there is still plenty of World at War to be played.
Tomorrow, Treyarch releases a brand new set of three maps, and a new zombie map to entertain the masses. It will cost you 800 Microsoft Points (or $10.00 USD) and you will be rewarded with new achievements, and rays of sunshine throughout your day! Hit the jump for a brand new trailer for Shi No Numa, Zambi Swamp. it’s wicked.
News on Team Ico’s latest project, The Last Guardian, has been sparse. We were treated to a refined trailer of the Project Trico teaser at E3, but other than that, knowledge of what this new title will be like is fairly sparse. While no substantial news can be found as of yet, these official screenshots will add to the hype surrounding this game. Check them out after the jump.
Ubisoft has released some new Assassins Creed II screenshots and by the looks of them they carry on the same themes of the trailers and gameplay which we saw at E3. Hit the jump for all your double blade flying assassin goodness.
Nintendo has started swinging back at Microsoft’s motion-sensing technology, in an interview with the Financial Times, Nintendo president Satoru Iwata said they had tried camera based technology but found their accelerometers did a better job.
For I and many other school children, the summer months are always filled with warm memories – perhaps it is of random events with friends, or simply one’s naïve childhood, but, in looking back on it, it’s sure to make most people happy. In reflection, I remember that my childhood was spent playing video games, oftentimes with friends or simply by myself, and only just recently have I remembered just how wonderful these memories really are. Read more… »
In their latest issue Famitsu the forever lovable Japanese gaming mag have presented their own spin on Bioshock 2, aka Bioshock 2 – Cuterised.
For those who have burnt out playing WoW and want a new MMORPG fix, well look no further as Turbine comes to rescue with their announcement today that Dungeons Dragon Online is becoming free to play… not that it is a particularly brilliant game.
The first details of Max Payne 3 are starting to surface, and they don’t look good for Max… He’s fat, bald… and covered in filth.
Atlus has become a favorite among RPG gamers for their localization of hardcore RPGs, finding their own little cult; and one of their latest DS offerings certainly supports that claim. Developed by Success, The Dark Spire is an old-school first-person dungeon crawler, very similar to Wizardry or even Atlus’ very own Etrian Odyssey.
The game may be too traditional for the average RPG fan, so it’s important to take a look at what it offers them. Does it do a good job at delivering an old-school experience? Read on to find out.
ACE Team, the independant developer responsible for Zeno Clash, has been discussing the probability of bringing their cult classic to the Xbox Live Arcade.
“We’ve been having conversations about a possible XBLA version of the game and we’re currently talking with a publisher, but we still haven’t closed that yet.” According to the co-founder, Carolos Bordeu
