Veterans of the PSP homebrew scene will no doubt cheer when they hear this piece of news. Recalling a bit of PSP history, a group called Team PS3HAX has discovered a potential TIF exploit on the Playstation 3 that may… Read More »

Everyone loves to compare the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in any way possible. Whether it is games, graphics, online, controllers, or developers, there are devoted fans on either side of the fence. New gaming blog Real Deal Gaming decided… Read More »

The new redesigned PSP is just around the corner and Amazon is already jumping on the bandwagon by offering three different packages for pre-order, reports Qj.net. They are offering plenty of options for those eager to get their hands on… Read More »

The console war is finally heating up for round 1, the first holiday season where all three consoles have an established lineup of games, and a solid installed base. It’s only August and already the gloves are ready to come… Read More »

Talk about terror from the deep, Bioshock is just that. Or maybe it’s simply a gift from the gaming gods. 2K Boston (formerly Irrational) has been hard at work on this spiritual successor to the System Shock series for quite… Read More »

Traxxpad Review

How exactly am I supposed to review what’s essentially music studio software marketed as a handheld game? I don’t have a lot of background in music editing or mixing; other than a few days trying to "make an awesome song"… Read More »

We don’t usually do features about books on GamerNode, but one particular title did catch our attention. The book is entitled Exploiting Online Games: Cheating Massively Distributed Systems. With a title like that, how could you not want to look… Read More »

World of Warcraft for Casual Gamers

World of Warcraft is an addicting game. Too often wives, husbands, mothers, fathers, friends, fiancées, college students, or employees find themselves devoting a disproportionate amount of time to the virtual world. As a result, marriages have been broken, families split,… Read More »

We all know that games costs tens of millions of dollars to develop. But what if a publisher decided to make a game that was primarily made from content developed by the rank and file – the gamers themselves? Yves… Read More »

In a survey of over 1800 U.S. households, about one third of the Xbox 360 owners have never heard or used Xbox Live Arcade. In a study conducted by Frank N. Magid Associates, 64% said they play games online with… Read More »