The last article that I wrote on building a dvr / pvr with my computer I had decided to use Media Portal or Sage TV as the software for the machine. I played with it for a week or so and decided that I wanted to try something different. Both Media Portal and Sage TV […]
Archive for September, 2008
Pandemic’s explosive-filled open-world military action game, Mercenaries 2: World in Flames, is set to receive a free update in mid-October for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, followed by new downloadable content in November.
The October update, dubbed “Total Payback,” will add cheat codes to the game. “Unlock the total-payback power of all weapons, vehicles and […]
I am not trying to be mean by saying this. I don’t think there really is much to expect from E for All. It looks like there will be a lot less in the way of devs/pubs on hand, and just not as much to see this time around. That’s not to […]
A portion of a 1up review…
Air Traffic Chaos’ appearance isn’t deceiving — it downright lies. Beneath the whimsical packaging — punctuated by the overenthusiastic (possibly underage) air-traffic controller on the front cover — lies a fearsome beast ready to sink its teeth into your challenge-seeking jugular.
Full review here
See original here: Air Traffic Choas - review
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Double Helix’s Silent Hill: Homecoming (PC, 360, PS3), which was refused classification in Australia last week, may get a less violent release in early 2009.
Atari, which is distributing the game in Australia, hopes to get the violence modified by publisher Konami so that it can be classified and released during Q1 2009 according […]
Leading video games publisher and developer, Namco Bandai Games America Inc. announced today that a bonus DVD, Secrets of the Wild Panda, will be packed in copies of their upcoming Nintendo DS pet-simulation game National Geographic Panda. Secrets of the Wild Panda is an hour long special that follows a group of researchers as they […]
To celebrate the Games Festival 2008, DS:London in conjunction with the London Games Festival Fringe are organising a special WORLD RECORD attempt of getting the most number of DS players at one time in a room!
Our aim is get 500+ people to attend this very special event. We are planning to host this […]
While there are Japanese developers that are doing more than fine with their businesses, there’s one company that really points to global success. I think you know who I’m talking about. Nintendo has managed to create hardware that has taken the top spot in worldwide totals, both portable and console. On top […]
I don’t know about you, but that black marble looks pretty evil to me. He’s got the same powers that every other marble does, but there’s one thing different about him. He’s 100% pure jerk! Look at him, side-swiping the poor blue marble. That’s it…now the blue marble is dead. […]
Normally a safe and quiet town, South Arc has come under attack by monsters infesting the nearby forest. As the town’s most ambitious young orphan, and the only person without a real job, you are charged with the responsibility of ridding South Arc of its monster infestation. You’ve just made friends with a magic talking […]
A portion of a 1up interview with CEO David Michicich…
1UP: Are you going to focus on specific platforms or planning to remain multiplatform and appear on everything?
DM: Our engine happens to be platform agnostic. We develop on the PC, so it can go anywhere. Right now our focus with Activision is the Xbox 360, the […]
In between bouts of Insomniac’s Resistance 2 (PS3) at a recent press event, I had the chance to sit down with creative director and studio founder Ted Price.
In addition to Resistance 2, Price discussed the surprising sales of the recent downloadable Ratchet game, the misconception that Gears of War and Resistance are rivals, along with […]
A portion of a Capcom PR Staff interview with Ryozo Tsujimoto, producer on the Monster Hunter series…
PR Staff: Is there anything you want for Monster Hunter in the future? Also, is there any you personally hope to do?
Tsujimoto: I really want to expand the market base for Monster Hunter. There are still lots of people […]
A portion of a GamesRadar review…
You’ll love
* Ultra-addictive
* Surprisingly good graphics
* Accessible for anyone
You’ll hate
* Difficulty ramps up later
* Frustrating random pieces
* Losing hours down the drain
Full review here
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A portion of a OMG Nintendo review…
It’s a shame they didn’t spend more time in the gameplay, because it’s nice to see some production value in a WiiWare game. There are so many better (and similar) games for 1,000 points that Plattchen is a bad buy for anyone.
Full review here
Excerpted from:Plattchen: Twist?n’Paint - review
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