Tagged: 2K Games
Bioshock Infinite will be available in North America on October 16 and worldwide on October 19, 2K Games and Irrational Games announced yesterday. The game will be available for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. Answering fan questions on… Read More »
2K Games announced today that Civilization V will soon receive a “massive” expansion in the form of Civilization V: Gods and Kings. The expansion adds nine new civilizations, including Carthage, the Netherlands, and the Celts. Gods and Kings also gives… Read More »
With 2011 in the books, it’s time to look ahead at what gamers will be playing in 2012. The following titles are a few that we’re looking forward to here at GamerNode. These games will definitely be worth checking out… Read More »
Many X-COM fanatics were disappointed when 2K Marin revealed its series reboot, XCOM, would be a shooter. But now X-COM and strategy enthusiasts in general have reason to rejoice. Game Informer has announced that the February issue of its magazine… Read More »
Irrational Games’ Ken Levine revealed at E3 earlier this year that BioShock Infinite will include PlayStation Move support. It looks like the developer may be using the peripheral in a different way though. An article on the UK PlayStation website… Read More »
The Darkness II may be months away from release, but that didn’t stop 2K Games from making an appearance with the game at this past weekend’s New York Comic Con. GamerNode’s own Mike Murphy got to strike up a chat… Read More »
A lockout may be on the horizon for the NBA in real life, but the virtual world of basketball is still in great shape thanks to developer Visual Concepts. The 2K franchise has reigned supreme for years now and the… Read More »
When the ESRB tags a video game with an M rating, the purpose is to warn potential customers about suggestive and explicit content. These kinds of games have generated plenty of controversy, from titles like Night Trap to Manhunt 2…. Read More »
The time has come, the time is now. BioShock Infinite fifteen minute E3 demo, will you please go now? BioShock Infinite is Irrational Games’ follow-up to its 2007 sci-fi horror shooter set in an underwater dystopia. In a complete reversal… Read More »
Duke Nukem Forever is not a good game. I wouldn’t recommend buying, or even playing it, unless you really love immature humor, and really miss The Duke. That audience exists, and they will like Duke, and that is totally okay…. Read More »
