Tagged: 360
Tetsuya Nomura has confirmed during an interview in this week’s issue of Dengeki Playstation that Final Fantasy Versus XIII will not be at Tokyo Game Show this year in any form. Nomura also confirmed however that he has set a… Read More »
At PAX East 2011, GN caught up with Lead Level Designer for Volition, Inc. Jameson Durall to chat about the developers philosophy and approach to creating the cavernous depths in Red Faction: Armageddon. Jameson filled us in on the recently… Read More »
Today is Wednesday, and that means a new release for Xbox Live Arcade. That release is Fruit Ninja Kinect. Fruit Ninja Kinect allows players to become the Ninja using the power of the Kinect. You’ll be able to swing your… Read More »
The PC has always been developer id Software’s platform of choice, but its upcoming project RAGE will be on consoles as well. Unfortunately it looks like the installation option for the Xbox 360 version will require quite a bit of… Read More »
I really wanted to like Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team. As a fan of the universe, any chance I get to dive in I take, especially if it lets me step into the boots of the fabled Space Marines, the hardened… Read More »
A quick look at Catherine: it’s out of left field. It involves a love triangle with two women named (K)Catherine, sheep men, and nightmares that lead to real-life deaths. Bizarre is certainly an adjective that can be applied here, but… Read More »
Deep black foregrounds clutter with inkblot enemies and platforms fringed with colorless vegetation. Monochrome backgrounds drape and clash, painting the scenery in deep greens and yellows. A slim protagonist evades the dangers as he searches for help. What’s your name?… Read More »
The free-to-play model has taken the PC gaming world by storm recently with titles like City of Heroes and World of Warcraft hopping on board. The Xbox 360 won’t be too far behind according to one developer. Todd Harris, COO… Read More »
Videogame adaptations of comic books don’t always go very well, especially when those adaptations coincide with big-budget films. The rush to get the game out on time can lead to half-finished titles or even ones that feel like the developer… Read More »
A game like Earth Defense Force: Insect Armageddon should be a breath of fresh air. The game doesn’t take itself too seriously and those qualities are what made its predecessor somewhat of a cult classic. This time around, EDF has… Read More »
