Archive: March, 2008
Naruto: Ninja Destiny Review
Somehow, the DS has become the go-to place for anime-inspired fighters. Bleach, Jump, and now Naruto, all of the major worldwide anime properties are representing on Nintendo’s monster handheld. Of course, a Naruto fighting game is nothing new in the… Read More »
Lost Planet Review
Many players have already been trudging the” knee-deep in snow” ice planet that Lost Planet takes place in for a year on their Xbox 360s. Now it’s the PS3’s turn to venture in this cold, snow-blasted, alien crawling planet, all… Read More »
The incidents of PC gaming giving way to console gaming is not specific to the United States, it would seem, but may be turning into an international occurance as well. In Germany, PCs have dominated the gaming scene for quite… Read More »
Emotionally affective games are becoming an increasingly popular topic of discussion as of late. From the more mainstream titles like Ico and Shadow of the Colossus to lesser-known (and decidedly less high tech) indie games like Passage and Gravitation, developers… Read More »
Gordon Kelly of trustedreviews.com says that he has received information from a "rock solid" tipster that indicates Microsoft will be swapping out the 20GB hard drive and replace it with a new 60GB HDD for the Xbox 360. There’s no… Read More »
Microsoft’s Games for Windows (GFW) initiative got off to a rocky start two years ago, mainly due to being busy with the Xbox 360. By the end of 2007 though, more than 50 games were released under the GFW moniker… Read More »
Lego Zelda: the best use for Legos ever?
I’m not sure if it’s my just long-suppressed inner fanboy trying to resurface, or if the following video is indeed cooler than a shopping spree in Q branch. Either way, I’m sure you are going to like it. YouTube member… Read More »
Since the departure of HD DVD to that "big electronics store in the sky," speculation has it that Microsoft is working on plans to develop a Blu-ray player for the Xbox 360. The rumors started to really heat up when… Read More »
Video game sales usually only come from two places: the publishers themselves or The NPD Group. Doug Lombardi, vice president of marketing, Valve, made some comments (again) on Gamasutra regarding the state of PC gaming and partly shifted the fear… Read More »
WhiteMoon Dreams, depending on who you ask, is either a really cool or totally lame name for a game development studio. Former Fallout, Medal of Honor, and Ratchet & Clank developers seem to like it, though, because that’s what they’ve… Read More »
