Monthly Archives: July 2009

At a Comic-Con panel titled “The Next Generation of Marvel Video Games” today, Marvel announced at least one small bit of news about their future: Classic Marvel superheroes are coming to Little Big Planet as DLC, with three concept renders … Continue reading →

One of the more exciting prospects of Mass Effect 2 is the way it’ll use your saved game data from Mass Effect 1 to affect the adventure in the sequel. Speaking to PC World (via Shacknews), lead producer Casey Hudson … Continue reading →

How do you craft a story out of Asteroids, a game that was literally about a triangle shooting circles against a black background that stood for outer space? Simple: You make one up out of thin air. Speaking with Lornezo … Continue reading →

Silicon Knights has stayed pretty quiet since the release of Too Human last year, but now it looks like Telefilm Canada may have just blown a little of their cover. As GoNintendo reports (via VG247), the federal cultural agency responsible … Continue reading →

When I first heard about Lego Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues, I thought, “How many levels can they really create based on Kingdom of the Crystal Skull?” But this sequel does much more than just retell the latest Indy … Continue reading →

PixelJunk Monsters and the recent Plants vs. Zombies each offers their own distinct visual take on the tower defense genre, but, for the most part, their actual gameplay doesn’t deviate from the standard set by ever other tower defense game. … Continue reading →

Here are a few pictures from Comic-Con’s panel about the “Gearsverse” where they announced that Epic plans on bringing COG Armor to Avatars in the Xbox 360 Marketplace. They took a crowd vote about bringing a Locust style armor to … Continue reading →

While PC gamers bask in the triumphant and long-overdue return of Guybrush Threepwood, Wii gamers have been twiddling their thumbs, wondering when they’ll get their chance to explore the latest adventures on Monkey Island. Well wonder no more — Telltale … Continue reading →

Fans of Koji “IGA” Igarashi can rest easy — Konami has confirmed that the man who’s overseen the Castlevania series for the last 12 years is still with the developer and working on new projects. Ever since 1997′s Castlevania: Symphony … Continue reading →

Imagine, if you dare, what it would look like if Hot Shots Golf got it on with Xbox 360 Avatars. No, don’t bother imagining that — just watch the video above, because that seems to be exactly what it shows. … Continue reading →