One of our staff writers, who will remain nameless, (I’m talking about you, Creighton) has had his skivvies in a knot since he first heard that Castle Crashers was going to be released. The game has been delayed numerous times… Read More »

One of my favorite things about the PlayStation Network is the ability to download recent games. Numerous Sony titles are available in either Blu-Ray or download format, and now one of EA’s biggest current-gen hits joins their ranks: Burnout Paradise…. Read More »

Yesterday everyone talked about EA milking franchises for as much as they can, and the possible plans to do so with Spore. Today, people are talking about EA again-but for an entirely different reason. Earlier this afternoon, EA announced two… Read More »

Today’s [unsarcastic] You Win award goes out to the United States retailers who have been selling the controversial Grand Theft Auto IV since its release back in April. These establishments have been very successful at following the proper procedures for… Read More »

Last week, we reported that the PlayStation 3’s creative social platformer LittleBigPlanet would be marketed with a 5-layered pre-order incentive extravaganza. Depending on the retail outlet through which customers reserve their copies of the game, they will be treated with… Read More »

It looks like the PSP and Nintendo DS versions of N+ won’t be hitting store shelves next Tuesday, as expected, but have instead been pushed back two weeks to August 26th. The trade-off is that the game’s MSRP has been… Read More »

If you are a Diablo fan, you know that the art for Diablo III will be decidedly different from previous games. This time around, instead of the murky, moody, and monochromatic motif (gee, that sounded cool) the artwork will be… Read More »

Sega of America vice president of marketing Sean Ratcliffe knows how people feel about the Sonic franchise. It’s been worn down over the years from its 16-bit glory days, dropping the blue speedster into many games that some (myself included)… Read More »

Majesco Entertainment announced today that Budcat Creations’ Blast Works: Build, Trade, and Destroy has been reduced in price to just $19.99. The creative 2D side-scrolling shooter, which was based on Kenta Cho’s online game Tumiki Fighters, was released to great… Read More »

EA and DICE are adding a new online gameplay mode to Battlefield: Bad Company, free of charge. Conquest mode will be available for download via Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network this Thursday, August 7th. Made famous by Battlefield 1942,… Read More »