I don't think there will be a gaming roundup today, because all the "news" that piled up over the weekend consists of Joystiq whining about aesthetics of game purchases, fanboys complaining about the lack of console exclusivity of Capcom games, and something… Continue reading →
Following yesterday's assault of newsworthy items, today's offering feels like the lull before the mustard gas hits. I'd like to stress that none of the items below are important in any way, especially my commentary on them.First off, as a followup to the… Continue reading →
In the time it takes Jack Bauer to save the world:Microsoft's codename Zephyr project has been confirmed as the Xbox 360 Elite. The Elite is all black, has a 120GB hard drive, a new, cooler chipset (power brick heat output is still a question,) and will have… Continue reading →
Exclusives be gone! One of the PS3's premier titles has gone the way of Assassin's Creed. Devil May Cry 4 will not only see release on Sony's newest console, but also on the Xbox 360 and the PC, many sources are reporting. Not only that, but Virgil won't even… Continue reading →
Hot damn! (That's the good kind of damn.) It's like last Summer around the Xbox Live Arcade, except that we're getting some good titles this time around. Alien Hominid, Worms, Ninja Turtles. Guess what's coming this Wednesday? That's right: Castlevania –… Continue reading →
This is delicious: via Gamepolitics we have here a story about Variety columnist Ben Fritz defending videogames against the world of film criticism. Fritz seizes upon the recent, prevalent comparisons between 300 and videogames, which almost always use… Continue reading →
It's Thursday, Ninja Turtles are awesome, and the world mourns for Caesar. All of which might explain where there's so little of substance to report today. The crazy folks at the Wikipedia project have launched gaming.wikia to join their music, auto, and… Continue reading →
Microsoft has announced that the Live service for Windows Vista will be available in North America on May 8th, which is also the release date for the PC port of Halo 2. The Windows flavor of the network differs a bit from its console cousin in that the server… Continue reading →
BUY IT AT AMAZON: CLICK HERE!STUDIO: ColumbiaMSRP: $24.96 RATED: PGRUNNING TIME: 191 Minutes SPECIAL FEATURES: • Commentary by dir. Richard Attenboroug• Introduction by Richard Attenborough• Vintage newsreel footage• Interview with Sir Ben Kingsley• Nine… Continue reading →
So, 300 is doing all right, financially-speaking. This is good news for a man who goes by the name of Zack Snyder, because it greases the wheels for future projects. The one is turning my hair white with anticipation is Watchmen, the adaptation of Alan… Continue reading →
Lots of big news coming down the pike. That's a phrase which I recently learned doesn't refer to the species of fish taking a dump.First up comes Sony listening to its fans, or possibly to the numbers associated with the sales of DS Lites. A PSP redesign has… Continue reading →
Welcome to a new week of gaming news. The Game Developer's Conference is behind us, with only a couple straggling pieces of information left to cover. These aren't so much "news" as they are "interesting," which is going to get me in trouble, because I also… Continue reading →