Tagged: PS3
We have seen many events through history, from the time of Leonidas to Charlemagne, and Napoleon, and we have crushed those guys with a boulder. Rock of Ages combines tower defense mechanics and rolling ball mechanics (see: Marble Madness, Super… Read More »
When gamers first laid eyes on Dead Island, it was through a gripping cinematic trailer set to somber music as an unfortunate family of three was tragically set upon by the relentless walking dead. Needless to say, it firmly put… Read More »
No game review before has prompted the use of the word “deuterocanonical” and, optimistically, never will again. The source material for El Shaddai is the deuterocanonical (non-Protestant Christian Old Testament, outside the Hebrew Bible) Book of Enoch, a religious text… Read More »
Square Enix dropped an absolute bombshell last night during Sony’s TGS press conference by announcing that their PlayStation 2 classic, Final Fantasy X, will be remade in HD. The remake is coming courtesy of the game’s 10th anniversary and will… Read More »
Everyone’s favourite Dhampir is back, but she’s not in the best of shape. BloodRayne: Betrayal marks the return for the nine year-old franchise in the form of a completely 2D side-scrolling platformer/hack-and-slash. This new direction for the series is an… Read More »
In the early 90s, gaming was given a bloody jolt when Mortal Kombat was unleashed on arcades. While the 2D fighting was nothing new, the ability to literally kill your opponent in gory ways was anything but old. Over the… Read More »
Starting later today the Assassin’s Creed Revelations multiplayer beta will be made available for all PlayStation Network users and will last until September 11. The beta is also available for select UPlay members. Back in early August, GamerNode reported… Read More »
Bacon. Video games. Who doesn’t love both? Combine the two and you get the mostly entertaining and always funny action-RPG The Baconing. In the third installment of the DeathSpank series, players find out that instead of destroying all five thongs… Read More »
Sony has been focused on bolstering its security and privacy services ever since the PlayStation Network breach back in April. Now the company has made a big move by hiring Philip R. Reitinger, a former US Homeland Security official. Reitinger… Read More »
It has to be tough being an annual sports-game developer. If they make a really great game they’re faced with the challenge of making it even better next year. If they change too much they could potentially turn off fans… Read More »
