Plants vs. Zombies took the world by storm not too long ago with this magical little music video. It didn’t tell you anything about the content of the game, but it showed you its quirky, stylized characters.

Despite its charming viral campaign, does the world need another tower defense? Read on to find out. Read more… »

Still looking for that little bit of Fallout 3 goodness? Feeling separation anxiety from Dogmeat? Just need to fire a Fatboy one more time?

It seems that you’re finally in luck, as the 3rd and final DLC, Broken Steel, hits the Microsoft marketplaces tomorrow at a scrumptious 800 points. If you’re wondering what that that amount will get you for your dollar, well, you’re going to have to hit the jump for that information… plus a trailer.

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Spewer is now available for download free of charge. Pioneered by Edmund McMillen of Meat Boy fame, Spewer has you globbing and bouncing via sucking up and blowing chunks. Queasy gamers, you’ve been warned!

It actually plays a lot like Meat Boy, which is definately a good thing. What did you guys think of it? Does it deserve a Wii-Ware remake like Meat Boy eventually?

A recent report from ThatVideoGameBlog has sparked the rumor that the inevitable 7th Call Of Duty game will be traveling past World War 2 (about time!) and to a much more… relaxed time in a not-so-relaxed place.

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If you love Team Fortress 2 and MMO’s, then you probably got your hopes up with Valve’s latest update. Hidden amongst the new update were a few lines of code which may lead some to the conclusion that Valve has new aspirations. Intrigued? Hit the jump for the nitty gritty.

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In 2005, a filmmaker named Danny Ledonne was inspired to make an RPG using the program RPG Maker 2000, wherein the player assumes the roles of Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold – the shooters in 1999′s Columbine High School Massacre. The incident revolved around two boys who planned to go on a massive killing spree at their high school. They managed to injure twenty-four people and take thirteen lives, before taking their own. In Super Columbine Massacre RPG!, you will see a re-enactment of that day from the shooters’ perspectives.

The idea, according to Ledonne, is to explore the elusive question of “why” Harris and Klebold perpetuated such a violent act. SCMRPG was made to show us a different perspective on the question of “why” and introduce the situation into moral shades of gray, while not trivializing the entire event or glorifying the shooters. Here’s the most important question, though: Did Danny Ledonne succeed?

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I’m going to assume that if you haven’t heard about Left 4 Dead, you’re either in the middle of the wilderness accessing the internet through your aluminum foil helmet or you’re actually a zombie with enough of a moral compass to not shotgun your own kind.  Whether you have or haven’t, it’s time to turn the Valve and let multiplayer happiness flow forth. Read more… »

We just announced the release dates for the PC versions of Street Fighter IV, Bionic Commando, and Resident Evil 5.  Each of these versions is going to have exclusive features and instead of making you guys search around for them yourself…we have them listed right here!

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Good news for all the PC Gamers! It’s been a bit of a rumour mill regarding the promised releases but…

Capcom have just announced that Resident Evil 5, Street IV and Bionic Commando will all be released in July. Hoorah!

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SNK’s The King of Fighters franchise is getting a makeover with RPG elements, 3D graphics, and of course, fighting.  KOF Online is being developed by Triple A, and it is slated for the first half of 2010.

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How many people in the world can say they helped George Washington fend off the British, and rode throughout the night with Paul Revere screaming, “The British are coming! The British are coming!”  I’ll bet my knickerbockers no one alive today can bear witness to that.  Empire: Total War is one of the most compelling historical games ever released in PC gaming history.  I have been playing the retail version for a couple of months now and can honestly say there are still elements to be learned and discovered.

Although Empire: Total War has successfully packed the grandeur of 18^th century warfare into 15 gigabytes of programming, it does have its share of bugs and glitches.  Aside from its rough spots, Creative Assembly has successfully depicted the brutality and prestige of 18^th century combat through its game play and cut scenes.  What had started out as a simple real time strategy (RTS) series has evolved into one of the most engaging experiences any PC game can offer. Read more… »

Just when you think your indie gaming darling Tim is safe, a Super Meat Boy comes along and has its way with him. Hot off the heels of Braid’s critical acclamation after its release last summer, the art director behind the game has decided to place the suited star into his new project. Read more… »