“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...
Another year, another Madden game.
Are you a football fan that has stayed with the Madden video game series for years? Well then, hit the jump to find out if Madden NFL 12 is a year you should pick up or skip. continue reading...
“You want war? You got war!”
Do you like tower defence games, particularly ones that are high on action, incredibly stylized, and filled with outrageous moments? Well than, I may have some good news for you. Read the full review after the jump… 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...
Michael Bay would be proud!
Are you an Xbox Live Gold member who’s been looking forward to a free game to play online with others? More specifically, a game that’s free and sports terrific 3D graphics? Well then, go browse the Xbox Live arcade catalog and download “Harms Way.” This game has 8 players (in teams of 2) compete in a race. The kicker is that for every driver, there’s a player moving around the racetrack operating a turret and trying to blow the competition to smithereens! Learn more after the jump! 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...
Services are finally returning to the PSN after a complete rebuilding.
After nearly a month without any PSN service, as a result of the devastating April 20th Hacker attack, the PSN is finally getting resurrected. However, as much as users want to cry out “It’s Alive!”, there are several hick-ups popping up before things are back to normal. Learn more after the jump… continue reading...
The PSN outage continues, will last over a month since it went down on April 20th.
Sorry PlayStation owners, but you’ll have to wait until June 1st to get the full use out of your PlayStation consoles, according to a new report by Bloomberg. Learn more about its eventual return after the jump… continue reading...
Fight the Red Ring of Death with missiles, not risky towel tricks!
Xbox Live offers a ton of hilarious and unique video games, and one in particular, by FourthDimensional, takes advantage of Microsoft’s notorious RRoD issue that plagued earlier versions of the console! continue reading...
Has the fat lady begun singing for Sony’s gaming division?
As most gamer’s will attest to this past week, Sony’s hardware “Only does disappointment.” Not only has all of their personal information (which may contain credit card info) been hacked by an outside party… but it took Sony a week to confess and warn their 77 million users. Learn more after the jump… continue reading...
