With the increased use of online services such as Xbox Live, and recent download only gaming devices such as the PSP Go; many consumers have wondered if the future of video games is going to be completely online. WatchMojo.com’s Mike Petel recently had the chance to sit down with industry analyst Jesse Divnich to discuss his thoughts and give his take on consumer preferences, and our willingness to stop stacking shelves with physical packaging. He also weighs the possibility that in the near future we may not be able to buy our games from retail stores.  Enjoy: continue reading...

This is weird… Mass: We Pray could be a bizarre new “gaming” product, but it could also be an elaborate hoax.  The company Prayer Works Interactive is pretty much non-existant on the web save for a few statements such as,

 Prayer Works Interactive is a new game-development company founded in Boston in 2007. We believe there is a lack of quality games based upon traditional family values. Our mission is to fill that void by creating engaging, top-quality games that entertain, inspire and bring families closer to the Lord. Our first game is Mass: We Pray, but look for many more in the months to come. continue reading...

WatchMojo.com chats with the gang at Ubisoft for an insider perspective on the new blockbuster game Assassin’s Creed 2: continue reading...

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Since moving the series out of the World War II era with Call of Duty 4, this franchise has received an overwhelming amount of critical praise. In addition, it has gained an extremely loyal fan base. Infinity Ward’s highly anticipated follow-up, Modern Warfare 2 improves on every aspect of its predecessor. Join http://www.WatchMojo.com as we take a look at the seven things you probably didn’t know about this new and exciting entry in the award-winning franchise. continue reading...

Gaming and Heavy Metal go together like long hair and tattoos. Check out the celebrity endorsements and clips from the new game Brutal Legend: continue reading...

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Nintendo: Helping you be a better person!  Read more from Hexus.net:

The Wii Vitality Sensor, which was announced by President and CEO Satoru Iwata at Nintendo’s E3 2009 media briefing in June, will be available to gamers at some point in 2010. continue reading...