All Posts by: Eddie Inzauto
Tuesday, Microsoft announced that in celebration of Xbox Live’s five-year anniversary, those subscribers who have been on board since the beginning would be the recipients of a nice, 500 MS point gift. It isn’t as simple as that, though. These… Read More »
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune wall scaling video
I’m going to go out on a limb and say that scaling walls and other large structures is one of my favorite things to do in videogames. With Assassin’s Creed hitting stores earlier this week, and Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune coming… Read More »
I will be the first to admit that Assassin’s Creed is not exactly the game that I anticipated it to be. What I expected was the best thing since the advent of the home game console, but what I got… Read More »
Super Mario Galaxy Review
My favorite reviews are always the ones where two people discuss a game back and forth. It’s rare we get to do that here and have two people play the same game so close to its release, but the stars… Read More »
"Due to manufacturing and freight difficulties during this time of year, Ubisoft Australia & New Zealand were unable to receive their full allocation of Assassins Creed stock required to fulfill all Day One orders. In an effort to treat all… Read More »
GamerNode recently reported on Intel’s plans to deliver their new quad-core processing unit, codenamed "Penryn," on a 45nm fabrication. One very important reason for the smaller size of the CPU is a newly-introduced material called halfnium. Halfnium will be replacing… Read More »
Speaking with Official Xbox Magazine, Microsoft has revealed that the Fall Dashboard update for the Xbox 360 will feature downloadable Xbox games and an on-demand movie service for Europe. Soon, Xbox 360 owners will be able to download original Xbox… Read More »
Well, it doesn’t look like Nintendo is increasing its Virtual Console output in an attempt to reach Reggie’s claim of "200 VC games by year’s end" just yet. This week is another three-game update, featuring Volleyball, Axelay, and Blue’s Journey…. Read More »
Have you ever opened up your favorite newspaper and headed straight for the crossword puzzle, jumble, cryptoquip, and word search residing somewhere in the middle? I have, and working on the four of those could be pretty enjoyable on a… Read More »
You hear a lot about the horrors that our beloved interactive virtual experiences visit upon society – school shootings, curbside beatings, subway assaults, theft, breaking-and-entering, drug use, child abuse, domestic violence, teenage promiscuity, truancy… homosexuality (“god” says that’s a no-no)…… Read More »
