“Blammmo!!!…Wait, was that the EA server??…Dammit!”
Did you line up yesterday to get your hands on an Xbox 360 copy of Battlefield 3? Did you buy it primarily for online multiplayer only to discover that EA’s servers kept shutting down? Well you weren’t alone. Learn more after the jump… continue reading...
Kicking the ball around has never been done so well in glasses-free Stereoscopic 3D!
Soccer fans have lots of choices these days, and must also decide which version of a particular game to play. Luckily for those who prefer to play games while on the go (and in 3D), we recently had the chance to kick around the ball on the Nintendo 3DS. Hit the jump for the full review… continue reading...
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The first person shooter “Rage” is out in stores today. continue reading...
The iconic driving sandbox driving franchise is back after a long and painful absence.
The driver franchise is back after a long pause, and re-introduces itself to a new generation of gamers. Is it worth a simple test drive, or the full cost of ownership? Hit the jump to find out… continue reading...
The airspace over the battlefield is filled with jets locked in dazzling arial combat.
Back in the day, I was a PC enthusiast and spent way too much money and time on building a gaming rig. The drawback was that it became too expensive to keep current. However, the advantage was that I was able to play Battlefield 2 on max settings. Let me tell you something, Battlefield 3 makes me wish I had the coin to play something other than my aging Xbox 360. Check out the trailer after the jump… continue reading...
GoldenEye 007 for Wii was was surprisingly good, but will much better with HD visuals and improved online thanks to the PS3 and Xbox 360.
The Wii U is still a long ways off, and game developers are starting to jump ship. As a result, fewer and fewer Wii games are coming out (Especially ones worth playing), and the best third party games to ever make it to Nintendo’s system are getting ported and getting the HD treatment. continue reading...
“I know! Let’s let the individual developers make their own online infrastructure for Wii U! What could go wrong!?”
Ugh, Nintendo really is starting to take on a grandpa image for its fear of creating a basic online infrastructure. Forget graphics and bleeding edge tech, people play Facebook games all day long because of its online community and social features…something the Wii never had, and by the looks of it won’t appear on the Wii U. That alone has me thinking that this will be the first time I skip a Nintendo home console release entirely. Learn more about Nintendo’s lack of online embrace after the jump… continue reading...
“It’s time to kick ass and chew bubble gum?” - Is Forever up to task, or is Duke all out of bubble gum?
It’s been a long time coming, but Duke Nukem is back in action. Has his extremely long development time of about 13 years (it began in 1997, during the time of the PS1 and N64) made him unstoppable, or created a glitchy game that should have stayed an unrealized relic another era? Find out after the jump! continue reading...
2 Players can share a monitor without split-screen by using 3D tech to view different images from one another.
I think that gaming is where most of the innovations found in entertainment come from…and this is once again proven with Sony’s latest invention, a 24 inch PlayStation branded monitor that can deliver full-screen gaming to two players at once. Learn more after the jump… continue reading...
This is a bad time to schedule an online match with your friends.
Not only is this an attack on Sony, but an attack on fun itself! Yes, its true…the Sony PlayStation network is still down five days after originally going offline. Learn more after the jump… continue reading...
