Before I break this news to all of the loyal Xbox Live enthusiasts out there, I would like to remind you that there are, in fact, two other home consoles, two handhelds, and a PC out there that you can… Read More »

Grant Collier, president and head of Infinity Ward, spoke with Next-Gen about a variety of topics regarding Call of Duty 4, including Microsoft’s support, the birth of the game’s multiplayer and why the move to a modern-day setting was made…. Read More »

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 08 Review

I always get a kick out of playing the latest Tiger Woods game. I’ve always found that odd, since I absolutely detest playing golf in real life. (Maybe it’s because I suck? Nah.) With Tiger Woods 07, EA had a… Read More »

While Sony’s Playstation 3 may be the biggest force behind the blu-ray format, HD-DVD doesn’t really have that sort of backup. Microsoft’s Xbox 360 features an HD-DVD drive, but it is external, sold separately, and not crucial to system functionality…… Read More »

In what is most likely an effort to curtail the warranty-seeking efforts of Xbox openers everywhere, it appears that Microsoft will be adding a new warranty sticker to repaired Xbox 360s, and possibly future retail versions of the console. As… Read More »

Two Worlds Review

Two Worlds is a very fitting title. On one side, you have the game with a lot of exploring opportunities, freedom, and customization; on the other, you have the game with the horrible bugs, awful framerates, uninspired scenery, and insanely… Read More »

Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo HD Remix Review

Anyone that knows me will tell you that the puzzle genre is, and has always been, one of my personal favorites. That being said, I have always looked at the many iterations of Puzzle Fighter as nothing more than a… Read More »

Streets of Rage 2 Review

Dear Streets of Rage 2, It’s good to finally meet you! Wow, I remember seeing you around while I was growing up. You seemed so trendy with your pop culture protagonists such as the wrestler suffering from a bad case… Read More »

When the trial version of Fatal Inertia hit the Xbox Live Marketplace last month, nobody was particularly blown away by it. Whether it was the overly small size of the tracks, the overabundance of obstacles, or the awkard control of… Read More »

Somewhere along the line, publishers lost sight of the fact that Xbox Live Arcade games are supposed to cost $5-$10. Not simply a flat rate of $10. For this reason, it’s really nice to see the already low price of… Read More »