This is the moment fans have been waiting for, and people selling copies on ebay have been dreading!
That’s right Square fans, your favourite RPG of all time is finally getting ported from the SNES to your Wii! The game lands for the price of 800 points. Watch our exclusive video retrospective on the game after the jump… continue reading...
The 3DS brings middle of the road graphics to handheld games. Image Source: Ubergizmo
The Nintendo 3DS is shaping up to be a powerful little machine with a fine ability to push polygons. In fact, Ubisoft Montreal- the developers of Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell 3DS says that they were “able to run the Unreal engine on this console console, which is pretty impressive for a handheld machine, and the 3D doesn’t affect the performance.” However, Epic Games may have something to say about this revelation. Find out more after the jump… continue reading...
Microsoft’s forecast is for lots of cloud cover, while Sony battles to stay relevant.
Sony’s PS3 is only three million hardware sales units behind the Xbox 360, however according to IPhone Specialist Neil Young, Sony is “massively out of position” in the hardware world and Microsoft’s “in much better shape.” Learn more after the jump. continue reading...
Ryan Reynolds gets digital for his upcoming video game outing as the Green lantern.
Developer Double Helix Games is set to release “Green Lantern: Rise of the Manhunters”, due out this summer for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii, DS, and PSP. In the game, by what we can tell, Ryan Reynolds actually looks more natural in CGI form than in real life, which is a pretty bizarre, especially considering that his costume is all CGI in the film. continue reading...
Megatron returns, and yet again seeks his revenge! Image Source: IGN.com
Transformers can take many forms, and so can their video games, with most being terrible. Fortunately, this movie-game is being developed by High moon Studios, the pros behind last year’s War for Cybertron! continue reading...
2010 was an incredibly exciting year for Microsoft. Their Xbox 360 hardware nearly toppled the Wii for the first time ever! And they would have too if it weren’t for hardware shortages at retail. Tune in and compare the above chart with that of the previous year. continue reading...
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If you just bought one of these, I’d return it right away. It’s quickly heading toward extinction.
With the immanent arrival of the Nintendo 3DS, the company is about to do the unthinkable and completely slash the DSi from its product list. continue reading...
“Billy Jean, not my… zvzvzvzvz”
Pirates used to be fought with cannonballs, now we simply annoy them so badly that they can’t use their stolen booty! That’s right, anyone who takes on the goal of to illegally downloading the new Nintendo DS version of ‘Michael Jackson: The Experience’ will discover that Ubisoft has turned to the awesome power of the Vuvuzela! continue reading...
“How can dis happen to Mario’s Systems… where is HD capability to back me a up?!”
There are currently six active systems on the marketplace from 3 major players. These include Sony’s PlayStation 2 (really people? You’re still buying this dinosaur?), PlayStation 3 and PSP, Nintendo’s Wii and DS, and Microsoft’s Xbox 360. So let’s take a look at the current state of the Console Wars, courtesy of the delicious graphs from Matt Matthews at Gameasutra: continue reading...
Yes, the logo does feature James Bond with a gun to his head, strange…
Assuming the role of Daniel Craig’s version of James Bond, this completely new and original adventure involves an international conspiracy centered on a diamond smuggling ring and the theft of secret biochemical weapons. As a third-person shooter, rather than a traditional first-person outing, this action game mixes elements of hand-to-hand combat with several exciting driving sequences. The result is a more cinematic experience that forces you to think strategically about stealth, puzzle and platforming elements. In this video, WatchMojo.com explores everything you should know about Blood Stone 007. continue reading...
