This Wednesday, the classic Asteroids is slated to be released for the Xbox Live Arcade. For 400 Microsoft Points, you’ll get the classic Asteroids game and Asteroids Deluxe, which has been upgraded for HD with effects similar to Geometry Wars…. Read More »

Ninja Gaiden has to be one of the best action adventure titles in gaming history. With relenting difficulty and tight controls, it is safe to say there is no gaming experience quite like Ninja Gaiden. While Team Ninja has been… Read More »

In November of 2005, Roger Ebert said video games were, "inherently inferior to film and literature," and that "To my knowledge, no one in or out of the field has ever been able to cite a game worthy of comparison… Read More »

Finding bugs or glitches in games can be a pastime in itself. Some of my gaming friends get great glee and joy out of finding these imperfections-not from a malicious spirit, but because it’s just plain fun to see what… Read More »

According to Microsoft’s official blogsite, GamerScore, starting on December 4th, the 360 Fall software update will allow Xbox Live members to browse the friends lists of their XBL comrades from the 360’s dashboard. Microsoft says: "With this new feature, members… Read More »

In an interview with Gamasutra, Stéphane D’Astous revealed plans for Eidos Interactive to open a new developmental studio in Montreal, Québec. D’Astous, who’ll serve as general manager for Eidos Montreal, also revealed that the new studio will begin development on… Read More »

GSC Game World, creators of arguably the most annoying-to-type videogame title ever, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Shadow of Chernobyl, have acquired the certification to develop games for the Xbox 360 console. The Ukraine-based developer is now in possession of all the tools required… Read More »

Midway has come forth with an official announcement regarding the highly anticipated Unreal Tournament III, confirming the release date hinted at by Epic’s Mark Rein last week. According to the press release, the PS3 version of the game will be… Read More »

Fading Shadows trailer

Well here’s a nifty-looking little game. (Yes, I said, "nifty.") Fading Shadows reminds me of everyone’s favorite game of labyrinth-navigating balls, Marble Madness, but with a medieval twist and a focus on adventure-like puzzle solving. The levels appear to be… Read More »

Another Monday, another Virtual Console update. This is the welcome-back-from-a-long-weekend-of-face- stuffing-and-family-gatherings edition, and sees players getting thrust into the casino, onto the basketball court, and into the ocean. Tara the baby orca will be sure to count all your chips… Read More »