Nintendo continues to fight expectations, even when they’re common sense.
We here at WatchMojo.com have previously reported on Nintendo’s upcoming successor. This info included rumours from industry sources that claim that it will be called the “Feel”, and allow you to experience the sensation of touching various surface textures while playing. continue reading...
If only the Console Wars could be settled by remote control!
It’s been awhile since we checked on the state of the console wars. So how has the last month treated everyone? continue reading...
The upcoming Kinect console package is expected to drop by $50 after the holidays.
Videogame industry analyst Michael Pachter has made another of his wide-reaching predictions. This time he expects Microsoft to be giving the Xbox 360 a $50 price cut in Spring 2011. continue reading...
Analyst Michael Patcher finally takes another look into his crystal ball.
Nintendo hasn’t gone on a limb to disclose the price of their upcoming 3D handheld, but that isn’t stopping videogame industry analyst Michael Pachter from giving his predictions on the device’s eventual pricing. continue reading...
from Electronista.com:
Zeebo this morning unveiled a self-titled console which it says could bring video gaming and other Internet features to countries that previously haven’t had widespread access to the technology. The system combines a 528MHz Qualcomm MSM processor with a free, 3G link over HSPA that lets the console perpetually remain connected to the Internet without requiring a hardwired connection. Users can buy and download games anywhere the console gets coverage; the cellular link will also allow frequent system updates and, eventually, the ability to share the Zeebo’s connection with computers or other devices that might be relegated to dial-up in developing areas. 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
Spike TV’s 2008 Video Game Awards offered more than just a tribute to the best in the industry – it was a star-packed extravaganza that gave viewers an exclusive look at the future of gaming. The most highly-anticipated games in the industry were revealed at the VGAs – and now you can watch all of the videos again at http://www.spike.com/event/vga/page/world-premieres.
If you can’t get enough – or if for some reason you missed them the first time around, don’t fret. Instead, check out the above link to watch mind-blowing reveals of Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost and Damned, God Of War III, Brütal Legend, Fight Night Round 4, Mafia II, Terminator Salvation, Uncharted 2, Watchmen: The End is Nigh, Gears Of War 2 and Dante’s Inferno. continue reading...