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The “Scanned” launch trailer for Halo 4, from “Fight Club” and “The Social Network” director David Fincher, sees Master Chief going through quite the CGI flashback at the behest of a mysterious Promethean. The trailer, which aired on TV last… Read More »
CD Projekt RED announced this past summer it was developing a RPG based on the pen-and-paper RPG Cyberpunk. With little known about the game aside from a future setting, today CDPR held an announcement event where they revealed the official… Read More »
Its bundle fun time in this week’s edition of Cheapskating. If you’re one of the few still without an Xbox 360 console, Best Buy has a pretty good holiday bundle for the 250GB 360. The bundle comes with Skyrim and… Read More »
The largest national smoking prevention campaign for youth, the American Legacy Foundation’s truth®, was on hand at New York Comic Con this year to show off its new mobile title, Flavor Monsters, a game based around the tobacco industry’s efforts to mask… Read More »
One Piece: Pirate Warriors is the most Japanese game I’ve ever played. Bright colors, loud yelling coming at you from all sides, over-the-top anime antics/actions/attacks… It’s everything that the uninitiated gaijins lump together as “that Dragon Ball Z stuff” before… Read More »
We all play video games for entertainment, for competition, or stress relief. We game with friends, we game alone. We game on consoles, on PC, and on social media. Rarely, though, do we game for a cause. Extra-Life.org is going… Read More »
Nintendo is cutting the cost of the Wii to a suggested retail of $129.99 in the US before the holiday season. The new price drop will be available in the US by October 28. The Wii will be available as… Read More »
The Nintendo Wii U’s launch will be in November, and many US retail stores have made a price cut on the Xbox 360 in order to sell larger quantities as the holidays approach. GameStop, Best Buy, Amazon, and Wal-Mart have… Read More »
There’s a trend with the Die Hard films. Anyone who has followed the series can tell you that the isolated, guerrilla tactics utilized by John McClane in the first film were expanded with each new installment. He went from office building… Read More »
The decisions we make on a daily basis typically affect a relatively small number of people – ourselves and a few select others. Generally, we side with whatever’s in our best interest, weighing the morality of these decisions when it’s… Read More »
