When it comes to family and casual games, Kinect has proven itself to be the king of entertainment. This was done with Kinect Sports last year, Microsoft’s stellar answer to Nintendo’s Wii Sports franchise. This time, Kinect Sports returns for another season, and adds six new sports into the mix. Does Season Two breath new life into the series, or simply fail to score with gamers? Find out after the jump… continue reading...
Michael Jordan returns from retirement, and is back in his prime!
Does the iconic basketball series take a step back, make incremental + predictable improvements, or has it become a dynasty in gaming? Hit the jump for my full review… 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...
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...
There will be no more online multiplayer sieges for control of the one ring.
Bad news everyone! Electronic Arts will be terminating more servers within the coming months. So, even if you hold a store bought copy of the game and a paid Xbox Live Gold membership, you will not be able to get your game on in online multiplayer. continue reading...
Do you like to move it, move it? Well today you can buy the motion accessory for your PS3.
Sony’s PlayStation Move motion-control system debuts today. Unbelievably, its very rare for a software or hardware launch to take place on a Friday, despite it making so much more sense than a conventional Tuesday launch! Now gamers will have the entire weekend to fiddle with Sony’s new direct Wii Ripoff exciting device! continue reading...
Gretzky doesn’t believe in helmets.
Electronic Arts is finally making their hockey debut on the Wii, with NHL Slapshot. With a release date in September 2010, this game has attracted a lot of attention for many reasons: the exclusivity of 2K Sports is finally being challenged; Wayne Gretzky is both the cover athlete and an in-game player; and – perhaps most importantly – the game is played with a lifelike miniature hockey stick peripheral that brings a little realism to gameplay. Join, WatchMojo.com as we speak with EA about the game, and even get the chance to test out the hockey stick peripheral. continue reading...
from Reuters:
TOKYO, April 9 (Reuters) - Japan’s Nintendo Co, which competes with Microsoft Corp and Sony Corp in the global video game market, said on Thursday it would launch its “Wii Sports Resort” software in June in Japan. continue reading...
This game looks great and quite nostalgic. Should be interesting to see what the controls will be like and how the gameplay works out. Check out the trailer: continue reading...
