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Beyond Good And Evil HD Coming To The PlayStation Network In May
After a successful release on Xbox Live Arcade, Ubisoft’s Beyond Good and Evil HD will be coming to the PlayStation Network in May, with bonus avatars in store for fans that buy early.
By Mike Fahey Published March 17, 2011 -
UncategorizedRainbow Six Infiltrates The iPhone
The squad-based shooting action of Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six series finally makes it to the iPhone and iPod Touch, as Gameloft releases Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Shadow Vanguard, complete with three-player online co-op play. Shadow Vanguard is a completely original game in Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six universe, built from the ground up for play on…
By Mike Fahey Published March 17, 2011 - Uncategorized
When Multiplayer Betas Are Better Than The Real Game
Is commenter Cursed Frogurt alone when he says he enjoys multiplayer betas for games like Halo: Reach and Gears of War 3 better than full retail multiplayer? That’s the subject we’re testing out in today’s Speak-Up on Kotaku. This may sound strange, but I’m really anticipating the Gears of War 3 beta, much moreso than…
By Mike Fahey Published March 17, 2011 - Uncategorized
Supremacy Shows Women Can Kick Ass
Women are a growing force in MMA fighting-and now they’re fighting onscreen in the new game Supremacy. According to its developers, this could help counteract the “princess in need of rescuing” stereotype that dominates portrayals of women in games. [Jezebel]
By Joel Johnson Published March 17, 2011 - Uncategorized
Ar Tonelico Qoga Doesn’t Skimp On The Sexual Innuendo
The Ar Tonelico series features a mechanic in which the main character dives into the psyche of his female companions, unlocking powers by travelling deeper into their subconscious. Developer Gust takes advantage of this feature to make incredibly dirty puns. I’ve only been playing Ar Tonelico Qoga: Knell of Ar Ciel for the PlayStation 3…
By Mike Fahey Published March 17, 2011 - Uncategorized
How To Drive Away From a Tsunami
Amazingly, videos of tsunami waves coming ashore in Japan this week showed many people driving away from the water. If you find yourself in a similar situation, how can you increase your chances of survival from nil to slim? [Jalopnik]
By Joel Johnson Published March 17, 2011 -
UncategorizedHow To Play Killzone 3 At Work
It’s as simple as attaching a fake set of arms to your back and wearing a double-sided necktie. Just make sure you conceal your PlayStationĀ®Move Sharp Shooter if the boss walks in. If he catches you in hands-on combat action again, you’ll be in big trouble, buddy. But that’s ok. You’ll be immersed in Killzone…
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UncategorizedThe 3DS’s Submarine Side-Scroller Teases Us With A Pseudo-Submarine Advance Wars
The 3DS launch game Steel Diver was first shown last June, back when it seemed like a simple, solid submarine side-scroller that might satisfy someone who wants a more traditional video game from their next Nintendo handheld. Then, late last year, we discovered that an alternate mode in Steel Diver lets us turn the 3DS…
By Stephen Totilo Published March 17, 2011 -
UncategorizedSetting Nintendo Games Up Just To See Them Fall
Is this the coolest thing you’ll see today? Probably. What else are you going to see that beats a guy building a domino effect, to Queen’s I Was Born To Love You, out of dozens of Famicom and SNES cartridges? I like the “Nintendo” bit the best, though. So cute.
By Luke Plunkett Published March 17, 2011 - Uncategorized
Oh Rick
The Hundred-Fan Slap | E-Honda meets his adoring fans. By Tom Stockwell, via XombieDURGE Three New Shots From The Dead Island Tourism Board While the straitjacketed brute pictured here certainly doesn’t look like a very inviting resident of this tropical getaway, new screens of the now highly anticipated Dead Island are welcome, regardless of whatever…
By Luke Plunkett Published March 17, 2011 -
UncategorizedAll This Splinter Cell Movie Needs Is More Michael Ironside
Actually, what it needs is some Michael Ironside. Anywhere. Once you get over the fact the agent in this short film is not Michael Ironside, this fan-made movie paying tribute to Ubisoft’s stealth series is actually pretty good! It’s got a soundtrack, special effects, classy lighting, the works. So long as you don’t mind sitting…
By Luke Plunkett Published March 17, 2011 - Uncategorized
Poor MotorStorm, Now Even Its Demo Has Been Delayed
Upcoming racer MotorStorm Apocalypse features buildings falling down. Which led to a delayed release in earthquake-affected New Zealand. And earthquake-affected Japan. And the UK. Now the game’s demo has been delayed in the United States. Talk about bad timing.
By Luke Plunkett Published March 17, 2011 - Uncategorized
The Gray, Pointy Art Of Dragon Age II
Say what you will about BioWare’s Dragon Age sequel, one thing that I appreciated was the way the game tried to forge its own art style instead of getting lost in a sea of fantasy cliches. That style may not be to everyone’s tastes, OK, but all those angles and fur at least mark these…
By Luke Plunkett Published March 17, 2011 -
UncategorizedFez, Your Five Minutes Of Gameplay Footage Has My Heart
Perspective-shifting platformer Fez isn’t just one of the best-looking indie games on the way. It’s one of the best-looking games on the way, period, something over five minutes of gameplay footage from last week’s PAX East shows off just wonderfully. While it looks better and better the more we see of it, am I the…
By Luke Plunkett Published March 17, 2011 - Uncategorized
Sony Can Now Go Through PS3 Hacker’s PayPal Account
Sony’s lawsuit against PS3 hacker George Hotz continues: the corporation just won the right to sift through Hotz’s PayPal records to see if anyone actually gave him money in relation to PS3 hacking.
By Luke Plunkett Published March 17, 2011 - Uncategorized
There’s Still Life In The Ol’ DualShock Yet
As all three home consoles now have motion-control peripherals, what does the future hold for the humble gamepad? As far as Microsoft and Nintendo are concerned we have no idea, but at least Sony sees some kind of future for d-pads and buttons. “I said that pretty much from the beginning that we’re not trying…
By Luke Plunkett Published March 17, 2011