• manhunt

    Here Manhunt's Piggy, Piggy, Piggy

    Standing at $50 with the reserve not yet met, I suspect this Piggy statue from Rockstar-thriller Manhunt isn't something you could put on a list of inexpensive holiday presents. More »
  • valve

    Steam Cuts Rockstar In Half This Weekend

    Need something to play this weekend? Need it on the cheap? If you're on board with this whole digital distribution through Steam thing, some classic and not-so-classic Rockstar Games titles are being sold at bargain basement prices. Ten bucks for Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas? Five for Manhunt? You could do a hell of a lot worse. The entire Rockstar Games Collection is just $29.99 in U.S. dollars, making corruption by video game violence a steal. More »
  • jack

    Jack comments on Manhunt 2 going on sale in the UK More »
  • rockstar games

    Rockstar Games Get Steamy

    Valve has welcomed Rockstar Games into the fold today, with the publisher's catalog arriving on the Steam digital distribution platform. We'd heard rumors about it from a few Steam users over the past couple weeks, but now it's confirmed. That means Windows gamers can enjoy titles like Manhunt, Max Payne, Midnight Club II and the Grand Theft Auto series from the comfort of their broadband connections. There are some very solid deals to be had, with a 10% price break on the available titles during launch week. More »
  • take-two interactive

    Analyst "Convinced" That Take-Two Will Be Swallowed

    Take-Two bigwig Strauss Zelnick may not be interested in selling the company to another buyer, but Janco Partners analyst Mike Hickey says the publisher "will eventually be acquired at a meaningful premium to their current share price." Hickey values the Rockstar Games portfolio alone at about $1 billion, which doesn't even begin to cover the other big Take-Two intellectual properties—BioShock, Carnival Games, Civilization—all of which could make the company very attractive to buyers. Sure, it may involve a few headaches when Manhunt 3 kills some poor grandmother because it's just that dangerous, but you've gotta break a few eggs. More »
  • essays

    Scoring and Saved Games: How They Change The Ways We Play

    Two of my good friends and colleagues have put up thoughtful pieces on their respective blogs about how we play videogames. On Level Up, N'Gai posted a column about how our saved game files are actually worth more than a $60 game. N'Gai calculates that his Mass Effect saved game is worth $122.10. His point: We should back up our saved games more often. And at MTV's Multiplayer Blog, Stephen Totilo posted a fascinating essay on how Rockstar's removal of the scoring system in Manhunt 2 changed the way he played through the final version. Was Stephen a tamer killer with scoring or without? Go find out! More »
  • violence

    Manhunt 2 US Wasn't "Neutered" (So Buy Our Game)

    Rockstar may have had some spats with the ESRB (and everyone else) over Manhunt 2 and censorship, but now they are singing a happier tune...one with lyrics remarkably similar to "please, please still buy our game because it's not ruined." From Rockstar product development VP Jeronimo Barrera:
    ...we feel we kept the original vision and the content and we didn't neuter the game as people say we have...
    So what actual changes were made to the game to ditch the AO rating again? More »
  • in the hunt

    What Are You Playing This Weekend?

    What little gaming time I have during the week is often in bite sized chunks. A quest in Diablo II here. Some Jet Grind Radio there. The new games I've purchased over the past weeks mostly sit idly or are enjoyed by my house's other residents. For instance, I've had a wonderful time watching Tomb Raider: Anniversary being played, offering backseat gamer suggestions and strategies, longing to get off the laptop and get my hands on a controller. This weekend, however, I'll be plowing through some new and old titles. More »
  • compare and contrast'

    NYT Compares Manhunt 2 to Horror Flicks

    Writer Seth Schiesel from the New York Times recently wrote an article about Manhunt 2 which he was actually able to play the original version of the game at Take-Two's Manhattan office for three hours last Friday night. Unlike the recently posted impressions of the banned game, Schiesel had a different angle to wanting to try the game. More »
  • game of the blog

    True Story of a Rock* Cybersquatter

    Joel Parker writes of his foray into cybersquatting with the post [There was a small chance that] ROCKSTAR GAMES AND TAKE TWO INTERACTIVE [could have] SUED ME. More »
  • manhunt

    Rockstar Mailing Bloody Manhunt Medical Bracelets

    Rockstar Games doesn't know how to court controversy? Ha! With its upcoming snuff-stealth game Manhunt 2 hitting this summer, the company has already kicked its PR machine into gear. Ben Kuchera at Opposable Thumbs received a letter from the Dixmor Hospital for the Criminally Insane. Inside, were two bloody medical bracelets and a letter that read: More »
  • what are you playing this weekend?

    What Are You Playing This Weekend?

    DICE is wrapping up, with the final speaker on stage. Only the annual DICE Poker Tournament remains. Me? I'm about to jump in the car and head back to sunny Los Angeles, ready for a relaxing weekend to be spent not surrounded by developers and press. More »
  • manhunt

    Manhunt 2 Coming To Wii, PS2, PSP

    Take-Two announced today that Rockstar Games will be bringing the sequel to its controversial, ultra-violent snuff-stealth game Manhunt to the Nintendo Wii, PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable this summer. More »
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