All Posts by: Eddie Inzauto
Video game publishers thrive off of sequels, often relying on brand recognition and the ‘household name’ effect to drive sales further than they might see with wholly original intellectual properties. Consumers are more likely to purchase those games whose titles… Read More »
New Resident Evil 5 trailer
If there’s any game I’m looking forward to playing this console generation, it’s Resident Evil 5. Utilizing the capabilities of the current generation of hardware, it is sure to build off of what was a nearly perfect gaming experience in… Read More »
The buzz of a Gears of War re-issue has been floating around the interwebz for a few days now, but the speculation was confirmed yesterday when Microsoft issued an official press release detailing the package. The new two-disc edition of… Read More »
GamerNode recently had the chance to sit down with RedOctane and Vicarious Visions for an early hands-on look at Guitar Hero: On Tour for the Nintendo DS. While it is natural to question how it might work, or even doubt… Read More »
If you’re anything like me, when you first caught wind of Nintendo’s newest Wii-controlling contraption, the Balance Board, you quickly conjured up images of videogames involving leg-powered exploration — running, climbing, jumping, and the like — thinking to yourself that… Read More »
The next installment in the relatively creepy Fatal Frame series has finally been given a concrete release date — in Japan, at least. Nintendo of Japan has updated its release schedule, listing Fatal Frame IV, a Wii exclusive, with a… Read More »
Earlier today, GN’s Tim Mellish reported on a rumor that Capcom will be bringing the highly anticipated sequel to one of the greatest fighting franchises of all time to home consoles sometime in the very near future. Well you can… Read More »
Another Monday, another round of WiiWare and Virtual Console updates. Whether Nintendo adds one game, ten games, or none at all, GamerNode will be here every Monday with the official details – titles, platforms, ratings, pricing, and even a taste… Read More »
Sometimes you just want to kick it old school, and that’s exactly what Wanako Games allows you to do with their Xbox Live Arcade sequel, Assault Heroes 2. The game takes classic top-down shooter action and expands upon it nicely,… Read More »
Today I will be continuing my spontaneous semi-mini-quasi-series on videogame sequels. Last week I listed a a handful of sequels that don’t yet exist, but definitely should be on my consoles…now. I don’t think my words will be as pleasant… Read More »
