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This John Marston Doll Makes Dolls Looks Mean

Custom figure maker toylion, with some help on the face, has crafted this impressive 1:6 scale doll based on Red Dead Redemption’s John Marston. While I could live without the denim jacket, which gives him a slight NKOTB-wth-spurs vibe, everything else is awesome, especially the finer details like his bandolier. Sure, most of the stuff…

By Luke Plunkett Published November 16, 2011

Japanese Wii RPGs Get Fancy Reversible Covers

As if to Lord it over American Wii owners, Europe is not only getting Japanese role-playing games The Last Story and Pandora’s Tower, they’re getting them with fancy reversible covers. The images you see here aren’t final. They’re just the artwork, so stuff like titles need to be added. Still, choice is always nice, especially…

By Luke Plunkett Published November 16, 2011

Call of Duty Elite Is Coming to PC. One Day.

The stat-tracking, community-driven Call of Duty: Elite is still missing in action. Problems have continued to plague the free and premium versions. It’s still broken Previously, Elite‘s developers stated in a now-erased tweet that it “cannot guarantee if or when a version will be available for the PC.” Now, it looks like there will be…

By Brian Ashcraft Published November 16, 2011

It’s Always Snowing In Skyrim

The delightful Zac Gorman shows us the contradiction inherent in playing Skyrim during a Northern Winter. I say Northern because, you know, it’s nearly Summer down here in Australia. Which makes playing Skyrim, with its snow and its snow and its blizzards on snowy mountains, even weirder Though not weird enough to wish for an…

By Luke Plunkett Published November 16, 2011

Me Gusta: A Tribute

Artist Aeron Bondoc pays a very detailed homage to the mascot of perverse pleasure on the internet. Aeron Bondoc [CGHUB] You can contact Luke Plunkett, the author of this post, at [email protected]. You can also find him on Twitter, Facebook, and lurking around our #tips page.

By Luke Plunkett Published November 16, 2011

The Carmen Sandiego Movie Won’t Be This Good

That is, if they make the damn thing. Education game Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego? was turned into a TV show during the 1990s, and Hollywood once planned to have Sandra Bullock as thief Carmen. That project fell apart, but now Jennifer Lopez has signed on to a produce a film version of…

By Brian Ashcraft Published November 16, 2011

An Entire MMO Was Accidentally Erased From the Internet

And you think server downtime is bad. Spare a thought for players of Japanese/Korean MMO M2, which thanks to a little accident has actually been deleted. Forever. Like, it’s gone, and is never coming back. The game, which was developed by Japanese studio Sankando, was undergoing maintenance on October 21 when integral code was deleted…

By Luke Plunkett Published November 16, 2011

Do Not Let Skyrim Overflow Your PS3

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is a big game. Players will want to save their progress along the way. And this is apparently causing players problems on the PS3 and making some call the game “broken”. After Skyrim gamesave files surpass 5MB in the PS3 version, many claim to experience lag and stability issues. “Such…

By Brian Ashcraft Published November 16, 2011

The Internet Really Is a Bunch of Tubes. Here’s What They Look Like.

Xbox Live. The PlayStation Network. Steam. This website. Your email. They’re all nothing without the internet. Yet do you ever stop and wonder what the internet actually looks like? Where all the cables go? Where it sleeps? This amazing documentary goes behind the scenes at Telx, a company whose Lower Manhattan offices are one of…

By Luke Plunkett Published November 16, 2011

The Secret Lives of Nuns. Wait, What?

The concept behind this live-action APB: Reloaded trailer is that people are able to assume new identities in the game and shoot guns. So one lady can morph into a schoolgirl. A business guy turns into a thug. And a nun? Watching this, I have no clue how the people at the end got their…

By Brian Ashcraft Published November 16, 2011

Please Don’t Tell BioWare To Change Mass Effect’s Story Because of Leaks. Please.

Last week, many of the key story points for the upcoming Mass Effect 3 were leaked. So out there, just waiting to spoil you, are assholes who already know how the game does (or can end). You’d think this would be a disaster for developers BioWare, but they’re actually totally cool about it. So cool,…

By Luke Plunkett Published November 16, 2011

Skyrim Now Has Google Street View

The latest Elder Scrolls game hasn’t even been out for a week and already hordes of modders are hard at work on the game. While most of the tweaks produced so far as cosmetic, here’s one that’s not only useful, but beautiful. It’s called the UberMap, and turns the rather static map present in the…

By Luke Plunkett Published November 16, 2011

Gaming Made Me: Ultima VII

I was only young when I played Ultima VII but I had already ventured to the depths of dungeons that dripped with dread, partaken in interstellar war and defended my home planet from invaders. Like Roy Batty and all people who grew up with games, I had seen and done so much. Between adventures in…

Adam Smith | Rock Paper Shotgun Published November 15, 2011

Red Dead Redemption and Jurassic Park New This Week on the PlayStation Store

This week, Sony’s online store has added the usual grab-bag of new digital content, headed up by the availability of both Red Dead Redemption and its spooky Halloween expansion Undead Nightmare, as well as Telltale’s new Jurassic Park adventure game. There’s a ton of new downloadable add-on content this week as well, with extras for…

By Kirk Hamilton Published November 15, 2011

Saints Row: The Third‘s Best New Musical Feature

Yesterday, I showed you a video of how I begin my day in Saints Row: The Third. I said it was emblematic of the game—one sequence that sums up the total experience. Saints Row: The Third is full of such moments. Many of them involve skydiving, or tigers. Today’s video is more low-key, but it…

By Kirk Hamilton Published November 15, 2011

The Fascinating Tale of PixelVixen 707, The Internet’s Most Famous Imaginary Female Video Game Critic

This is so cool. I’m not sure how many of you are aware of PixelVixen707—she was a video game blogger named Rachael Webster who was smart, opinionated, and quickly rose to a good amount of visibility back in 2008. She was also a complete fabrication. It was a huge mystery, and a great story—a while…

By Kirk Hamilton Published November 15, 2011

Should You Buy Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3? Yes.

Didn’t we just buy this game back in February? No sir and / or ma’am, this is Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3, a re-release of the recent release packed with a dozen new fighters from both sides of the battle and enough gameplay tweaks and extras to keep fans fighting until Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom…

By Mike Fahey Published November 15, 2011

Happy Holidays From a LEGO Wampa

Ring In the New Year | The first video game holiday well-wishes arrived at my house today. It came in a giant white LEGO piece wrapped in a bow. Inside, this lovely greeting from LucasArts and an honest to goodness LEGO Wampa. Nintendo’s Skyward Sword Push Includes Penny Arcade Zelda Comic, Early Sales This Saturday…

By Brian Crecente Published November 15, 2011

Frank West is the World’s Shittiest Cosplayer

With an entire shopping plaza / casino / amusement park at his disposal, one would think Dead Rising 2 Off the Record‘s Frank West could come up with something better than a cardboard helmet. That’s exactly what he’s come up with in today’s Cosplay Warrior Skills DLC for the semi-sequel to Capcom’s sequel to Dead…

By Mike Fahey Published November 15, 2011

Elite Update: Blah, Blah, Blah, It’s Still Broken

A week after the tremendously successful release of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, a game that more than 6.5 million people picked up on the first day, the massive community-driven, stat-tracking element of the game remains unstable at best. Call of Duty: Elite was meant to herald a new era for the annual Activision…

By Brian Crecente Published November 15, 2011