Monday, March 15, 2010

Sony reveals Playstation Move, Motion Support for Little Big Planet and SOCOM 4

Sony reveals Playstation Move, Motion Support for Little Big Planet and SOCOM 4 March 11, 2010 by Joe D  
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The aptly named Playstation Move will retail later this year for under $100 and will include one controller unit, one Playstation Eye, and an unannounced game. Along with the announcement came a slew of game demos including popular retail games like Little Big Planet and SOCOM 4.

Deadly Premonition: review

Deadly Premonition: review March 9, 2010 by Joe D  
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Offer Deadly Premonition your patience, and it will reward you again and again. It’s rare that a game is this funny or self-aware. It’s campy and corny, with a mix of genuinely good humor and awkward, unintentional hilarity. This is somehow balanced with characters you’ll like and a murder mystery that’s truly worth solving.

The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom: review

The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom: review March 5, 2010 by Joe D  
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Winterbottom is a nearly perfect little game. It aspires to be everything you could hope for in a downloadable game: intelligent, artistic, charming, and polished.

Dead Space Extraction: review

Dead Space Extraction: review December 15, 2009 by Joe D  
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The original Dead Space was essentially a refinement of Resident Evil 4. In that sense, Dead Space Extraction is a more ambitious title, opting to tackle an entire genre. In almost every way it succeeds, offering up the finest light-gun shooter yet.

Tomb Raider and the Lost Art of Campy Storytelling

Tomb Raider and the Lost Art of Campy Storytelling December 8, 2009 by Joe D  
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The original Tomb Raider was one of the premiere video games of the mid-90s. It came at a time before Nintendo Wii and Halo, when video games were still an embarrassing hobby. And it probably didn’t do us any favors when it prominently featured Lara Croft, and her impossible bust, right on the front cover. Despite that, or because of it, she became a household name.

Starcraft II: Beta Story Mode Gameplay

Starcraft II: Beta Story Mode Gameplay November 19, 2009 by Joe D  
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Leaked footage of Starcraft II’s story mode beta has appeared on Youtube today. The footage shows nearly five minutes of scenes from various sections of the campaign and one thing really stands out: the visuals.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2: review

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2: review November 16, 2009 by Joe D  
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When it isn’t challenging your morals or way of life, Modern Warfare 2 plays out like the most intense summer action movie of all time.

The Bell Tolls for More Assassin’s Creed

The Bell Tolls for More Assassin’s Creed November 8, 2009 by Joe D  
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We’ll know the whole story in a little over a week, but this video doesn’t make the wait any easier.

Episodes from Liberty City: review

Episodes from Liberty City: review November 2, 2009 by Joe D  
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The subtlety of the first handful of missions doesn’t last long. Soon you’ll be flying a helicopter, firing missiles out of a cruise ship, or blowing up police officers with explosive shotgun shells.

Xbox 360 Update Impressions – Twitter, Facebook, Last.FM, and More

Xbox 360 Update Impressions – Twitter, Facebook, Last.FM, and More October 27, 2009 by Joe D  
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Whatever your thoughts are on what console has the best games, it’s hard to argue that Microsoft is turning the Xbox 360 into the most fully-featured media box on the market.

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