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The idea behind Army of Two is absolutely fantastic: the first truly cooperative play shooter. Sure there are other co-op games, like Contra, that have been around for decades but you could play through that entire game alone and have… Read More »
Kids do the darndest things when their parents aren’t looking. Here, most of them just make faces at strangers or pick their nose. But in Indonesia, apparently grand larceny is the popular thing to do. On Thursday a nine year… Read More »
When you think of the EA Sports brand, what comes to mind? You probably think, "same game, new roster." You probably also know that most of the time whenever a sports game gets "improved controls" that spells disaster. When you… Read More »
Good old Michael Patcher, or M. Patch to those who have him in their Fantasy Analyst League, talked about the future of retailer GameStop and how they will fare during this economic recession. He shot out his rationale for why… Read More »
Six months ago, the Prime Minister of England commissioned Dr. Tanya Byron (no relation to Simon Byron from One Life Left) to review the awareness and classification of videogames and how they can affect children. An awfully large undertaking for… Read More »
While Activision may be the new company to ‘exploit‘ their own franchises on a yearly basis, Electronic Arts still takes the cake for ‘Evilest Company of the Year,’ three years running, for exploiting their own customers. The very day Need… Read More »
Tons of good things going on at the Castle Crashers Development Blog of Love. The coolest thing, besides showing off one of their 22 characters, is the addition of what they call Animal Orbs. Essentially they are like slaves; they… Read More »
In the beginning there was DVD, and we all said it was good. But then some jackass invented HD and all of a sudden our movies looked like crap. After a tussle that people kept calling a ‘war’ Sony has… Read More »
The saga continues. Delays, delays, delays. The next game to fall victim to a delay this generation is Supreme Commander for the Xbox 360. The game, which came out for the PC 13 months ago, was originally slated to come… Read More »
Being rational when it comes to discussing the government’s part in the regulation of videogames is beyond me. Neil Thompson is the head of sales and marketing for the Entertainment and Devices Division at Microsoft (which includes Xbox, Zune and… Read More »
