Monthly Archives: March 2009

Get ready to thrash with the definitive collection of Metallica’s music and over 20 other rocking bands on guitar, drums, vocals and bass. Over 20 Superstar Guest Acts—Featuring acts chosen by Metallica ranging from Queen, to Alice in Chains, Lynrd … Continue reading →

Mass Effect 2 ‘GDC 2009 Combat’ gameplay clip During the “Iterative Level Design Process of Bioware’s Mass Effect 2″ panel at GDC 2009, a few videos were shown to illustrate just what BioWare’s process is for, well, designing levels for … Continue reading →

It’s been a long time coming, but MCV reports that Square Enix’s acquisition of Eidos has finally been made official. The board has agreed to the takeover, and the transition will be made formal in a few weeks. Sources claim … Continue reading →

Sony has announced a new incentive program to encourage independent developers to make their downloadable titles exclusive to the PlayStation Network, reports IGN. SCEA’s Chris Eden gave word of a new “Sony Pub Fund,” set up to go towards developers … Continue reading →

Fat Princess is one of the most anticipated titles coming out for the PlayStation Network, and thanks to the Game Developers Conference we have a few more details on it. Joystiq reports that two single-player modes are planned for the … Continue reading →

They’re busy little bees over at Blizzard. We know that they’re working on StarCraft II and Diablo III, in addition to ongoing updates to World of WarCraft and their as-yet-unannounced next-generation massively multiplayer game. Now they’ve got a fifth project … Continue reading →

When Call of Duty launched back in 2003, it was a PC exclusive that never saw release on home consoles. That’s about to change though, as the ESRB (via Kotaku) has rated the title that started it all for Xbox … Continue reading →

It’s boundless variety in next week’s Rock Band DLC offerings, with everyone from Journey to SpongeBob SquarePants jumping into the fray. Pricing for individual songs will be set at $1.99 (160 Microsoft points), while the SpongeBob tracks will go for … Continue reading →

In case you were wondering how well Left 4 Dead would stack up to the success of The Orange Box, Valve announced today (via Edge) that their zombie survival shooter has achieved over 2.5 million units sold at retail between … Continue reading →

The recently promised downloadable content for Fable 2 could be on its way sooner than we thought. Kotaku reports that while speaking to Peter Molyneux at the Game Developers Conference, the head of Lionhead Studios claimed the next pack will … Continue reading →