Category: Previews
Video game music fans, rejoice! Your tastes have finally been recognized by the rest of the musical world. Composer Christopher Tin’s "Baba Yetu" aka The Opening Song To Civilization IV and V, was recently nominated for "Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying… Read More »
The first trailer for the long-awaited adventure game from Rockstar and Team Bondi, L.A. Noire, has finally released to the public today. In a mash-up of cutscenes, the trailer gives a preview for the game’s thrilling detective story. It also… Read More »
First-person shooters, especially those based in real-world military settings, haven’t exactly exhibited a track record of thematic innovation, but with Homefront, THQ aims to change that. The game’s tagline, "home is where the war is," perfectly describes exactly what this… Read More »
With a high-budget, summer blockbuster film on its way to theaters next summer, Captain America needed to have a new video game to coincide with its release. That’s just the way Marvel does it with their trademark heroes. Unfortunately, Sega,… Read More »
When Sony showed off Killzone 3 for the PlayStation Move in 3D at its E3 press conference, the game was no doubt impressive. The visuals were stunning, the combat looked fast-paced and fun, and the thought of a triple-A title… Read More »
One of the biggest complaints coming from Kingdom Hearts fans has been that recent portable editions to the series such as 358/2 Days and Birth by Sleep have not progressed the main storyline beyond Kingdom Hearts 2. They have not… Read More »
It’s no secret that I am a Marvel vs Capcom 3 fanatic. I’m always on message boards and game sites hunting for the latest information, whether it’s an interview, a news piece, or even a major announcement. Rarely do I… Read More »
Red Dead Redemption is easily one of my top games from 2010. Everything about it, from the look to the control to the sound to the music, is expertly done by a developer who really knows how to create an… Read More »
Platformers are always looking for new ways to renovate the genre, most of the time with middling results. For every Braid, there’s a dozen games that didn’t get it right. Lost in Shadow, coming soon from Hudson, looks to avoid… Read More »
When I first got my hands on The Fight: Lights Out at E3, I wasn’t all that impressed. Playing the single-player mode during that demo, the punches didn’t seem to have much feel behind them and combat against an AI… Read More »
