Kotaku is reporting that EA’s upcoming Spore has been delayed from fiscal 08 (after March 2007) to fiscal 09 (after March 2008). It looks like some news sources took some wrong turns because game magazine Game Informer originally reported the… Read More »

Enemy Territory: Quake Wars is just one of the upcoming big games that’s sweeping the GamerNode offices so when any updates comes around, we’re all over it like Frank on Flash Games.(Gee, I didn’t think anybody noticed my 40 hr…. Read More »

We usually save features like this for the end of the week where they’ll do the least amount of damage. What are we talking about? Links to games – free games. In our never ending quest to distract ourselves from… Read More »

I remember the long World of Warcraft gaming sessions where during a quest or just running around, I would rudely get spammed by advertisements to buy gold. Also I would see the same characters, day after day, at the same… Read More »

It was a little more active this past week with new game announcements. Sony is starting up another online shooter and EA finally officially announced the next SimCity game. While the new title appears to be taking steps in a… Read More »

Tomb Raider: Anniversary Review

Crystal Dynamics hit a home run with Tomb Raider: Legend and successfully rejuvenated the troubled action/adventure series, but how’s the follow-up? I’m glad to say that Tomb Raider: Anniversary surpassed nearly everything Legend sought out to do and improved on… Read More »

In an interview with CVG, GSC Game Worlds’ Anton Bolshakov revealed future plans for their FPS S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl. The last patch for the game was back on May 10th (version 1.0003), but don’t fret since the next one… Read More »

Capcom announced today they’ll be the first Japanese publisher to distribute games through Valve Software’s Steam broadband games delivery service. The first Capcom game will be Devil May Cry 3: Special Edition, which is set for release "later this week"… Read More »

In a move that’s going to piss Microsoft off to no end — Falling Leaf Systems announced today that they plan to offer software that’ll make Halo 2 and Shadowrun compatible with Windows XP. The two games are currently available… Read More »

This past week has been a slow one for new game announcements but there is still some notable news about upcoming titles. A few folks from Human Head Studios split to form their own company and are working on their… Read More »