Monthly Archives: November 2009

This is a cooking game in which players compete with other chefs to become the best in the world. Players move around a game board, collect coins, and perform a variety of cooking tasks (e.g., chopping, slicing, grating, and heating). … Continue reading →

Karaoke Revolution returns with an all-new lineup of music, characters, and venues! Get the party started with friends or perform solo and rise to the top of the charts. Sing to 50 new master tracks, choose from 16 fully customizable … Continue reading →

Scene It? Twilight brings the immense universe to your living room, and tests your knowledge and wits! Trivia and Twilight fans alike will love the hours of fun as you challenge friends and family to see whose Twilight knowledge reigns … Continue reading →

Your Shape is a revolutionary new fitness product that is laser-focused on you, ensuring you get the most personalized, effective and fun workout possible. The Your Shape camera comes with the game and, using proprietary fitness tracking technology, scans you, … Continue reading →

Valve has announced that they’ve issued the first patch for Left 4 Dead 2, fixing a number of bugs ranging from matchmaking issues with getting into Advance and Expert games to performance issues with rendering decals. The patch will automatically … Continue reading →

Nintendo of America’s vice president of corporate affairs, Denise Kaigler, has announced that she’s leaving her role at the company to spend more time with her family. The announcement was made in Kaigler’s usual “Nintendo Minute” feature on IGN, where … Continue reading →

There’s still a little fallout burbling over Microsoft’s large wave of Xbox Live bans about two weeks ago, and at least one law firm smells the possibility of squeezing money out of it. Abington IP has announced that they’re considering … Continue reading →

According to a cryptic message posted on their official Facebook account, BioWare is planning to announce some sort of Mass Effect 2 “surprise” next week. Which is to say, at any time starting tomorrow. “Man, so much time tied up … Continue reading →

With the release of the v6.20 firmware update for the PSP earlier this week, Sony added the new Digital Comics Reader to their handheld. Unfortunately, comics won’t actually be available for purchase on the PlayStation Store until next month, but … Continue reading →

Valve’s Steam service has undeniably emerged as the most well-known digital distribution platform for PC games, but just how much of the digital pie do they consume? Gamasutra reports that according to internal estimates from Stardock, publisher of Sins of … Continue reading →