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The video game “L. A. Noire,” which was developed by Team Bondi and Rockstar Games, is out in stores today. continue reading...

Rockstar makes massive games, this is the proof!

The folks at Rockstar have never ones to skimp on the amount of content they put on a game disk. This has never been as clear as now, L.A. Noire will be a game that spreads across three discs on the Xbox 360. Meanwhile, the upcoming game about being a detective in 1947 Los Angeles fills a single-layer, 25 GB Blu-Ray disc on the PlayStation 3. Learn more after the jump… continue reading...

There has never been a more exciting time for video gamers then first decade of the new millennium. Over the course of ten years we saw the once powerful Sega become software exclusive, Microsoft enter the console race, Sony’s Playstation 2 become the most played console in history, the emergence of online console gaming, Nintendo’s introduction of motion controls and console exclusive franchises that finally toppled Hollywood’s offering, while casual gamers finally jumped into the game. Join us at WatchMojo.com as we replay the decade for you and recount its top gaming milestones. continue reading...

Check out this cool post on how certain game franchises, consoles, and gaming in general have changed from 1998 to 2008. From GamesRadar.com

How Gaming has Changed in 10 Years continue reading...

The most acclaimed celebration of gaming is back.  Spike TV’s Video Game Awards 2008 premiere on Sunday, December 14 (9:00- 11:00 PM, ET/ tape delay west coast), broadcasting LIVE from Sony Picture Studios in Culver City, CA.
In addition to honoring the best in video games – this year’s show is featuring a special treat for fans.  For the first time ever, Spike is going to feature exclusive premiere footage from the industry’s most highly anticipated releases.  The only way to see these exclusives – and what the future of gaming holds – is to tune into the show. continue reading...

David Braben may have warned that the UK is the most expensive place in the world to make games, but this year’s Develop awards showed that the country has no shortage of talent. Grand Theft Auto IV developer Rockstar North led the pack with awards for visuals, audio, and in-house development, and parent company Rockstar Games took the overall grand-prix prize. Other notable winners included best use of a license for Traveller’s Tales with Lego Indiana Jones, and Nintendo won the publishing-hero award. Read more…

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From the Associated Press:

“Grand Theft Auto IV” raked in more than $500 million (€324.04 million) in its first week in stores, selling more than 6 million units worldwide, the video game’s publisher said Wednesday. continue reading...

from ShackNews.com:

 As is the case with many anticipated launches, reports are spreading across the internet that Grand Theft Auto IV (PS3, X360) players are experiencing system freezes across both editions, with its introductory sequence said to be especially prone to lockups. continue reading...