I don’t know if you’ve heard this, but I have some bad news for you. You are going to die, whether you like it or not. It could happen soon, it could happen 80 years from now. One way or another, the grim reaper is going to take you with him. [...]
#health
On July 26, University of Central Florida was awarded a $434,800 National Institutes of Health grant to develop a game to promote abstinence among Latina middle school students, reports the Orlando Business Journal. More »
It's still a waste of money, like any *crag*ing Latina let alone anyone that isn't a morally soften bible humping *crag*rag would buy a piece of shit game that promotes not putting penises into vaginas.
#salesget
After taking a breather from dominating Japan's sales charts, Nintendo's Wii Party continues to party hard at the top of the list. Wii Party could be a great game, so why shouldn't it sell really well? More »
We can't tell you everything that's being said in this newest trailer for Metroid: Other M -- not because we're jerks and don't want to, but because it's in another language. Japanese, to be specific. Thankfully, the characters introduced during this montage of CGI and in-game footage have their names kindly provided in English. Names like Lyle Smithsonian, Adam Malkovich and Brad "U.S." Treasury. (Only one of those is made up.)
There's also a look at some good old fashioned gameplay, from Other M's first 45 minutes or so, but also in later, more planet-y environments. The purpose of most of it is to show Samus using the various beams at her disposal -- plasma, grappling and the like. If you're more of a still-image person, Nintendo has also released some new shots from the game, which lands on August 31, including the reallycool box art we won'tbe seeing in the States. Check 'em out below, and watch the trailer beyond the break.
More screens here
GORMLEY, Ontario, Canada – July 29, 2010 – Digital Leisure Inc. a leading developer and publisher of interactive video-based titles and console games, announced the upcoming launch of Match Up!, designed exclusively for Nintendo’s DSiWare™ game service.
Flip, match and…kaboom! - How fast can you find the right set in Match Up!? Whether you’re [...]
#psp
The latest clip of the PSP's God of War Ghost of Sparta shows protagonist Kratos at his meanest and reminds me that playing a portable God of War leaves you open to some weird looks from people near you. More »
Vanquish is following in the stiletto-heel footsteps of Platinum's last action game, Bayonetta, in a couple of interesting ways. First, the Shinji Mikami-designed shooter is being outfitted with an optional "Casual Auto" difficulty level, much like Bayonetta's "Easy Automatic" mode, designed to allow even those new to action games have a good time.
"Once you get your target on the enemy, the rest is easy as pie," Mikami said in the blog post announcing the mode. "I'm sure saying it that way makes it sound totally uninteresting, but when you actually give it a shot, the tempo it gives the game play will make you jump up and say, 'Woohoo!'" That's the other way in which Vanquish echoes Bayonetta: exclamations. It's "Woohoo!" from the player, versus "Wuhhh!!" from Bayonetta. "You know ... 'Wuhhh!!'"
Vanquish also includes an unlockable "God Hard" difficulty. "I think our fans will get where this one is going," Mikami teased. We suspect apocalyptic beatdowns are to be found within this mode.
#revolt
When EVE Online developer CCP games asked players to cast a vote for the game in the European Games Award, the response was overwhelming: fix the game first. More »
The official teaser site for Radiant Historia is now open. There will be some sort of update on August 2nd, and then a full site opening soon thereafter. Make sure to visit the site in order to check out some of the music from the upcoming title.
#starcraftii
StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty may have just come out but it's never too soon to think about what's next. There isn't a lot of information on StarCraft Ii: Heart of the Swarm, but we do know some things. More »
PS3 owners who've been jealous of nearly every other platform's chance to get their hands on the unbridled power of "puh-laaazmuh" will be pleased to learn Gameloft's HD remake of Earthworm Jim, appropriately titled Earthworm Jim HD, will hit the PlayStation Store next Tuesday, August 3.
So, what bonus features has Gameloft injected into this version of the game as an apology for its tardiness? Well, it's available for $9.99, which is ... the exact same price as the Xbox 360 version. However, you don't have to do any conversions to arbitrary "Microbucks" -- it's just ten dollars, plain and simple. That's what the PS3 version offers: Convenience.
A portion of a RunDLC review…
What’s Hot
Excellent graphics for a WiiWare game, user friendly controls, large areas to explore, in-game achievements, peaceful music, impressive animation.
What’s Not
Nothing, really. It’s sweet.
