Some people will do anything for money. Although there are tons of retail crime rings out there, this one hit a local community. Recently, in Brevard county Florida, thieves were taking high priced electronic items such as Xbox 360s, and returning the containers stuffed with books. Read more… »
Thanks to internet blogger fourzerotwo, it has become more known that there are fake Call of Duty 5 multiplayer beta invites going around people’s inboxes. It’s extremely important to delete these emails.
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I was recently able to get my hands on the Resident Evil 5 Japanese demo on the Xbox 360. The American version is set to hit the Live Marketplace on January the 26th. The only seemingly different aspect of the American version is that it adds an extra level, or so it is reported. Other than that, the audio and text of the Japanese demo are in English, and the gameplay remains the same. Hit the jump for some impressions.
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Just to put a damper on your day Square Enix via a Reuters business report just announced that Final Fantasy XIII isn’t expected to get a US release until 2010, although the Japanese version is still planned to be released in 2009.
Games that could of been are always interesting to see, especially so when they are Star Wars. Thus surfacing a month after the leaked Star Wars BattleFront 3 characters renders is actually gameplay footage. Sadly it looks like it could of been good.
Just arriving on the web today is the latest in the viral videos for Resident Evil 5, we’ll get all the details up asap but in the mean time check it out below.
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The gaming community has been up in arms regarding LOTR Conquest. With many professional reviews claiming that it’s mediocre, and many consumer reviews claiming it’s very good, it’s hard to tell of what quality this game actually is. Hit the jump and read an entirely objective review on Lord of the Rings Conquest’s single player and multi-player modes.
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The Resident Evil 5 US demo has just got a release date, and it’s not that far away, January the 26th. Although sadly for the PS3 crowd they will have to wait as this demo is exclusive to the Xbox 360.
With many other gaming sites just covering a few games for each platform, it’s hard to tell what is really coming out in 2009. 2009 is a rather odd year for exclusives, as the Playstation 3 and 360 are sharing a lot of big titles. This also looks like it’s going to be a big year for the Wii, with a few blockbuster mature titles sneaking in with some dynamite casual games.
Without further ado, here are the most anticipated games of 2009 for the Playstation 3, the Xbox 360, and the Wii. Read more… »
No one could have ever guessed that a Nintendo 64 game would have made its way to a Microsoft Console. A very lucrative move by Rare, Banjo Kazooie launches itself onto the Xbox Live Arcade. Never heard of this title, or even the company? Well, you’ve probably heard of their most successful game: GoldenEye. Banjo, the naïve Bear, and Kazooie, the smart alecky Bird, are two of the most amiable characters you will ever play with. While most of the game remains the same as its N64 counterpart, it’s important that we look again at what this game has to offer.
This week, instead of a new game tommorow, Xbox Live gamers are greeted with a refreshingly cheap download content package. For only 160 Microsoft Points ($2.00 US), you can buy this new add-on, with enough content to keep you playing this gem for quite some time. Will this content make up for the fact that it took developer The Behemoth 6 months to come out with a patch that fixed game breaking, data deleting glitches? Only time will tell, but at the moment Castle Crashers is sitting up top of Microsoft’s throne as the #1 played Live Arcade game.
With the holidays recently over the Xbox Live activity is always an interesting read, because it gives you a good idea of how well the video game industry did on the software side of things. Call of Duty: World at War has managed to stay at the number one spot for the third week in a row.
