Monthly Archives: November 2009

If Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li and D.O.A.: Dead or Alive haven’t sated your desire for B-level fighting game-based films, then feast your eyes on this: The first trailer for Gordon Chan’s The King of Fighters live-action adaptation (/Film, … Continue reading →

Splinter Cell: Conviction has gone through a number of changes throughout its tumultuous development, but one series mainstay it’s not changing is co-operative multiplayer. Although the details are nearly non-existent, the latest issue of U.K. magazine PC Zone has confirmed … Continue reading →

While the Wii and PlayStation 3 both already offer U.K. gamers access to the BBC’s iPlayer video streaming service, it looks like 360 gamers won’t be awarded the same option anytime soon. Telegraph reports that discussions between Microsoft and the … Continue reading →

A product page on Nintendo’s U.K. website has revealed PixelJunk developer Q-Games’ latest project: Reflect Missile, a new DSiWare game being published by Nintendo (via Kotaku). The product page describes Reflect Missile as an “action, puzzle, and strategy” game, and … Continue reading →

As the highest profile game to be released this holiday gaming season, it’s no surprise plenty of people have made Modern Warfare 2 something of a hot topic. Ever since its launch on November 11, members of 1UP’s community have … Continue reading →

The PlayStation 3 version of Dragon Age: Origins has been criticized for framerate issues, but BioWare says that they are now familiar with the platform. Consequently, the studio is ‘definitely’ planning on putting more projects on the PS3. “We did … Continue reading →

Little Big Planet is set to get one of its long-awaited features next week, according to a new post on the game’s site. Since the game’s release, fans have lamented the lack of online support for the creation features, and … Continue reading →

We’re getting our first look at Puzzle Quest 2, thanks to a teaser from GamePro. The January issue of GamePro magazine is set to give more details on the sequel, and for now we’ve been given a high-res screenshot (above) … Continue reading →

A few days ahead of Black Friday, Steam is having an early holiday sale of its own. Valve has just announced that many of the service’s most popular games will be getting steep discounts, including Dragon Age: Origins and Batman: … Continue reading →

Looks like the Rock Band Network won’t be going live in November after all. Instead, the ambitious new service that will allow any musician to turn their music into a Rock Band track will be launching sometime in 2010 (via … Continue reading →