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UncategorizedFirst Look At Dark Souls, The New Demon’s Souls, In Action
FromSoftware is giving Demon’s Souls fans more of the punishing same with Dark Souls, the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 follow-up to 2009’s brilliant and unforgiving role-playing game. Here is Dark Souls’ first glorious trailer. Formerly known as Project Dark, Dark Souls appears to deliver more tense dungeon crawling, strategic combat and innovative online multiplayer…
By Michael McWhertor Published February 2, 2011 - Uncategorized
Dark Souls Screens And Artwork
By Michael McWhertor Published February 2, 2011 - Uncategorized
Killzone Multiplayer Beta Pushed to Tomorrow
Originally scheduled to hit today, the multiplayer beta for Killzone 3, Guerrilla Games says, will now hit on Thursday, February 3rd at 10:00 AM Pacific Standard Time. But cheer up, they’re giving away 60 Killzone 3 Limited Helghast Editions to make up for the delay.
By Brian Crecente Published February 2, 2011 -
UncategorizedIs This The First Kinect-Created Music Video?
Some music video directors spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on fancy special effects. Filmmaker Dan Nixon just spent $150 on Microsoft’s Xbox 360 Kinect to create the music video for Echo Lake’s “Young Silence.” I don’t know about the song, but the imagery in Echo Lake‘s “Young Silence” is quite eerie and haunting, thanks…
By Mike Fahey Published February 2, 2011 -
UncategorizedA Video Game Dream House, Built Before Your Eyes In Hyper-Speed
Most 18-minute videos on YouTube are dreadfully boring, but Curtis Paradis, avid Sims 3 user, puts on a stellar show speed-building the most elaborate house I’ve ever seen in a video game. The house is elaborate. Lots of windows. Lots of furniture. It’s basically a mansion, something I’d never have the money for in real…
By Stephen Totilo Published February 2, 2011 - Uncategorized
Eyes Deep in Deus Ex Human Revolution’s Must-Read Comic
It opens with a man masturbating on a Juarez, Mexico rooftop and wraps up with a head-exploding punch; surprising then that the first word that popped into my head when I finished reading the inaugural Deus Ex comic is smart. The first Deux Ex Human Revolution comic hits stands next week, dropping readers somewhere into…
By Brian Crecente Published February 2, 2011 -
UncategorizedStem Cell Shooting Gun Heals Massive Burns In Days
Treating serious burns is a time consuming process that normally takes weeks or months, leaving patients open to dangerous infections as they heal. This newly-developed stem cell shooting spray gun reduces healing time to days. Warning: Graphic video inside. Most of the damage from serious burns doesn’t come from flames. It comes from infections brought…
By Mike Fahey Published February 2, 2011 -
UncategorizedCrysis 2 Starts Spreading the Minimum Spec News
There is no room for the weak in this battle for New York City, according to the latest Crysis 2 trailer. Apparently, there’s also no room for weak computers either. Along with this new trailer comes the official minimum specs for playing the PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 game on your computer: * Internet connection…
By Brian Crecente Published February 2, 2011 -
UncategorizedCan Kinect Make You Swim Like Michael Phelps?
505 Games has teamed up with Olympic superstar Michael Phelps to create Michael Phelps – Push the Limit, “one of the most realistic and intense sports simulation video games ever.” Is it time to flood your living room? The Kinect is a magical device full of hope and wonder, but I’m having trouble envisioning how…
By Mike Fahey Published February 2, 2011 -
UncategorizedDuty Calls Is A Quick And Brutal Stab At Call Of Duty
Look away, Call of Duty fans. Bulletstorm’s Duty Calls parody game viciously sums up the Call of Duty experience in one painfully funny four-minute experience complete with boring briefings, bloody screens, and the obligatory slow-motion shoot-out. Watch us play it. If you plan on downloading and playing Duty Calls, don’t watch this video. It’s a…
By Mike Fahey Published February 2, 2011 - Uncategorized
Transformers Vs. Zombies, DCU Online’s First Issue And More
My weekly round-up of comics — some of them about video games — is back, in a slightly new format. Read on for my recommendations. Our Week In Comics column will run every Wednesday, the day new comics are released in comics shops across America and, increasingly often, for download on the iPhone and iPad.…
By Stephen Totilo Published February 2, 2011 -
UncategorizedBulletstorm Mocks Call Of Duty With A Free PC Game
First Bulletstorm took on Halo with a touching, vomit-soaked diorama. That’s good enough for Halo, but to take on Call of Duty it’ll need something meatier, like the full downloadable PC game Duty Calls. I’ve seen games marketed by mocking other titles before (mocketing?), but never quite to the extent Epic Games is taking it…
By Mike Fahey Published February 2, 2011 - Uncategorized
Do You Prefer Your Collector’s Edition Goodies Physical Or Virtual?
Art book or golden gun? Poster or multiplayer skin? In today’s Speak-Up on Kotaku, commenter Monsieur.Froid wants to know why some people prefer in-game collector’s edition prizes to tangible swag. What’s your poison? Why do so many people prefer in-game baubles rather than real world items when they order collector’s editions? I went into GameStop…
By Mike Fahey Published February 2, 2011 - Uncategorized
Mad Catz Is Making Official Wireless Headphones For The Xbox 360
Finding a quality set of headphones for the Xbox 360 just got a lot easier, as Microsoft teams up with peripheral maker Mad Catz to create a line of co-branded wired and wireless stereo headphones under Mad Catz’s Tritton brand. Mad Catz and Microsoft will be working together to design the headphone line, which will…
By Mike Fahey Published February 2, 2011 - Uncategorized
Arkham City Screens
By Mike Fahey Published February 2, 2011 -
UncategorizedMineCraft Comes to the iPhone With a Hate-Mail Inciting Twist
Game developer Robots and Pencils have been getting lots of attention lately, much of it in the form of hate mail. The developer recently released Minecraft World Explorer for the iPhone and iPad, an unofficial app that allows gamers to explore the worlds they create in the incredible popular computer game Minecraft. It sells for…
By Brian Crecente Published February 2, 2011