Monthly Archives: May 2009

Here’s one pre-E3 announcement we weren’t exactly expecting: The re-emergence of Electronic Gaming Monthly. EGM founder Steve Harris, who left the magazine in the ’90s, has announced to the world that he has made an agreement with Ziff Davis Media … Continue reading →

Its name is weird, but it’s potentially addictive. Yosumin! is the name of a new puzzle game from Square Enix, which has recently launched on Steam on PC and is coming soon to Xbox Live Arcade. For the occasion, the … Continue reading →

Those of you eagerly awaiting Killzone 2′s latest patch will have to wait a little longer. The patch will not be arriving this week. “Just got official confirmation – the patch has been delayed and will not be released this … Continue reading →

After limping along with a small but dedicated fanbase for four years, Sony Online Entertainment is finally pulling the plug on The Matrix Online. The massively multiplayer game will go offline on July 31st. “It has been a good run. … Continue reading →

Activision sent word today that Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 owners will soon be able to experience the game that helped define first-person shooters in the early ’90s, Wolfenstein 3D. The formative FPS is coming to the Xbox Live Marketplace … Continue reading →

Wondering what to expect from Microsoft’s E3 conference this Monday? Lionhead’s Twitter feed might be a good hint. “Lionhead is off to LA for this year’s E3 and will give a big presentation at the Microsoft press conference on Monday! … Continue reading →

Another Trauma game is on its way to the Wii, courtesy of Atlus. This time though, it won’t be just one doctor against a nasty biological weapon, but several. Trauma Team will let you take on the role of general … Continue reading →

In addition to what we thought were going to be the only three maps included in Battlefield 1943 (Iwo Jima, Guadalcanal, and Wake Island), a fourth map, Coral Sea, will also ship with the game. Players won’t be able to … Continue reading →

Rock Band DLC enthusiasts can look forward to a slew of tracks from artists featured at this year’s Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in Manchester, Tennessee. A six-pack of summer festival-flavored rock is headed to the Xbox Live Marketplace on … Continue reading →

E3 2009 is just days away now. We’ve given you our takes on which popular rumors will pan out, but now it’s time to take a look at what you think. We’ve scanned a thread from our message boards to … Continue reading →