Tagged: 360
Rockstar Games has released the final trailer before Max Payne 3 launches next Tuesday, May 15. The launch trailer harks back to Max’s tragic past as he reflects on the events that brought him from the remains of his life… Read More »
Irrational Games Creative Director Ken Levine announced this morning that BioShock Infinite‘s release will be delayed until February 26, 2013. The announcement was delivered as a friendly letter, stating that the company aims to tweak and improve the material they… Read More »
In the depths of a ruined catacomb, a figure comprised of brown cloaks, sword, and shield fades into existence. A companion stands next to my character, noting the darkness. Decrepit slabs of rock and bone around me are ignited by… Read More »
Originality packs more punch in the fighting game genre. Modern staples like Super Street Fighter IV Arcade Edition, Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3, and Soul Calibur V are enjoyable, but far from original. In this void, the unique quality of an indie… Read More »
Microsoft has confirmed the recent rumor that the company will offer a $99 Xbox 360 with a 2-year subscription agreement for Xbox LIVE at $14.99/month. Beyond lowering the barrier to entry for casual gamers, the offer could be a very… Read More »
5th Cell has built a solid reputation for games on the backs of family-friendly portable titles. First came Lock’s Quest, then Drawn to Life, and finally the insanely popular Scribblenauts. Now, however, the studio is turning its attention to the… Read More »
I know everyone’s hungry for some more big news, so let’s not wait any longer: it’s HOT OFF THE GRILL TIME! Every weekend, join GamerNode Senior Editor Jason Fanelli (with videographer Matt Boyle behind the camera) as he runs down… Read More »
Shutter Bay presents a lawless playpen for daredevil racers, full of crumbling structures and fuel trucks only moments away from going up in flames. The word “DESTROY” paints the screen in conspicuously bold font, vying for the attention of each… Read More »
I enter a new area and the view is pleasant, so I wait awhile underneath a lighthouse. The pixelated sea bobs and above me the sky tessellates into white. A few 8-bit chords strike up in the audio and immediately… Read More »
It’s a difficult task adapting a popular property into a positive gaming experience that meets fan and critic expectations. The Walking Dead: Episode 1, though, is a respectful, enjoyable addition to the chaotic, zombie-apocalypse world of the graphic novel and… Read More »
