| Zombii Attack
WiiWare |
2.0 |
| VVVVVV 3D
Nintendo DS |
7.5 |
| Mighty Switch Force
Nintendo DS |
8.0 |
| Dance Central 2
Xbox 360 |
8.0 |
| Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3
Multi-platform |
8.5 |
| Skyrim’s Lack of Consequences
Bobby Hunter |
| Preview: SD Gundam Capsule Fighter
Francisco H. Salanga III |
| VERY Quick Tips for Dark Souls owners
Chris Carter |
| Project Zomboid: a survivalist’s dream
Francisco H. Salanga III |
| The current state of Madden Ultimate Team
Kevin Miller |
Kotaku has reported that the Latest issue of Famitsu that the PSP will be getting the latest rendition of Game Art’s Classic RPG, Lunar: The Silver Star. Originally released for the Sega CD, the first Lunar (and its sequel) have seen remakes on the Sega Saturn, Playstation One, and an interesting Game Boy Advance version.
Hit the jump for the Famitsu screenshot. Read more… »
Last week we reported Rise from Persona 4 will be getting a figure release. At the time, the figure wasn’t available for per-order. While I was browsing on some PVC websites this morning, I saw some of them including ToysLogic and Hobby Search were already taking pre-orders.
Hit the jump for more details and screens.
If you’ve ever read our review, listened to LimitCast or seen our impressions for the last batch of DLC, you’ll know that we here at Gamer Limit I am in love with Killzone 2. I’m sure many others are, it’s just they don’t voice it quite as strongly as I. How one would not enjoy this game is beyond me.
Anyway, it all looks set to get even better rather soon, with Guerrilla Games being rather sure of themselves with regards to the next batch of downloadable content that is currently being worked on.
The games industry is constantly shifting and evolving, lessons being learned in every corner. From developers to publishers to press to gamers, we’re all figuring ways to push this fledgling medium to greater heights. Sometimes it can be difficult to own up to your mistakes, to hold your hands up and admit that things could be or could have been done better.
DICE, the company responsible for the Battlefield series, however, seem to have no shame in talking about past errors, particularly when it comes to Battlefield: Bad Company. Probably their biggest release from the franchise was met with mixed feelings across the board. Creative director Lars Gustavsson has a few ideas why.
One thing that got me interested in Atlus’ latest SRPG title, Knights in the Nightware, was the pre-order bonus. The art reminded me of Eternal Poison, but I was skeptical about the battle mechanics. Luckily, a demo for the game is now available on the Wii’s Nintendo Channel.
Episode 3 of the newly renamed LimitCast is one of our best yet so far! Cloud finally has his Internet back, and tells us all about the inFamous demo. Paul Clark, the Reviews Editor also joins us and shares many of his opinions about the development side of things. We also introduce a new feature, and we’re excited about it!
You know that terrific eureka moment you get when you taste two great things that taste great together? Peanut butter and jelly, pizza and ranch, french fries and ranch, sandwiches and ranch, celery and ranch. Well go ahead and double dip some of your Super Smash Bros. into my big bowl of Team Fortress 2 and take a bite. Morsels after the jump. Read more… »
I’m so excited to let everyone know some exciting tidbits involving Modern Warfare 2 and its story. However, due to the fact that there are people who do not want anything spoiled for them I’ll throw in this information after the break.
To celebrate our second week of Twittering, we are giving away another great game: Zeno Clash! One of the most unique FPS games ever released.
XBLA’s Castle Crashers (a 4 player, 2D hack and slash) has recently achieved a stunning 900,000 people on their leader-boards! In order to celebrate their possible run up to 1 million players, game devs The Behemoth have issued a challenge! There are multiple gifts and prizes to be won, and they’ve personally assured everyone that the prizes will be “awesome; nay… SPECTACULAR!”. Hit the jump for the full details!
September 4, 2009 is the day Hollywood and video games will redeem themselves on the big screen. Based on the trailer alone, the new film, Gamer, will figuratively make you blow chunks in your pants. Look out fanboys and critics alike because the future of video games and Hollywood cinema just found the power up and won the game.
In the past we’ve been shunned and beaten with some horrible video game cinema, and we’ve also been blessed with some gems like Wargames, Grandma’s Boy and Tron. These films did not focus on one particular game, but they were a generalized view of the affective potential video games will have on our culture no matter what the age. Based on the premise, Gamer does just that.
From Tokyo Game Show in 2007 until now, White Knight Chronicles has been a small blip on the radar of all the major games being released. As Level 5 has talked more about the game, interest levels have increased. Today, they released a trailer that highlights a bit of the storyline for this new, unique RPG experience.
