Monthly Archives: July 2009

Red Faction: Guerilla has done quite well for itself, selling more than a million copies since it launched back in June. THQ CEO Brian Farrell thinks that they could have done a better job of marketing Red Faction though, saying … Continue reading →

Activision showed off the full setlist for Guitar Hero 5 today. The Guitar Hero World Tour sequel is set to include a total of 85 songs when it arrives this fall, ranging from Grand Funk Railroad’s classic “We’re An American … Continue reading →

After a tremendously long wait, the much anticipated Fat Princess has finally been released on the PlayStation Store today. As announced earlier this week, it costs $15 — right in the price range that’s been the target of many complaints … Continue reading →

If you’ve downloaded the WiiWare version of Tales of Monkey Island, you may have noticed that it has a few framerate issues. Some of the problems can be attributed to heavy compression, but one Telltale representative thinks that there’s a … Continue reading →

Want to play Avatar in 3D? Well, if you own an Xbox 360, you’ll need more than a specially-equipped television to enjoy the fancy effects. You’ll need an HDMI-out. Avatar’s senior international brand manager Luc Duchaine has told MTV Multiplayer … Continue reading →

And there goes another one. Dark Void is the latest game to be pushed back into 2010, joining the likes of BioShock 2, Bayonetta and Splinter Cell: Conviction. The publisher announced that they are moving it into 2010 to avoid … Continue reading →

Activison would like to, at the very least, delay the release of Double Fine’s Brutal Legend — currently scheduled for October 13 in the United States — and is awaiting a judge’s decision in the case. But any such ruling … Continue reading →

Nintendo’s overall profits may have dropped 60 percent since this time last year, but they’re still doing quite well for themselves. Tucked away in their financial report were lifetime, worldwide sales for both the Nintendo Wii and the newly-released DSi, … Continue reading →

It’s the middle of 2009, and the PlayStation 2 is still chugging along. In fact, thanks in part to a recent price cut, it’s actually outselling both the PlayStation 3 and the PlayStation Portable. Sony recently released its results for … Continue reading →

Telltale Games has done quite well for itself, thanks in large part to the likes of Sam & Max. But the recently-released Tales of Monkey Island: Launch of the Screaming Narwhal has done even better than expected, making it Telltale’s … Continue reading →