Monthly Archives: January 2010

You may not have noticed this, but Capcom has made a lot of Mega Man games. Between all the disparate series and spin-offs, it would have been easy to miss the four (yes, four) Mega Man Zero games for the … Continue reading →

Many wondered why Capcom chose Nintendo’s Wii as the exclusive platform to launch Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars, the latest fighter in the over-the-top Versus series. Surely, a multiplatform release would reach a broader audience, critics argued. Capcom saw the … Continue reading →

Beginning today, you’ll begin to see classic titles from the back catalog of Activision being added to the Good Old Games library. Only two games have been released on GOG today, but more will be added over the course of … Continue reading →

Nintendo has released an early, Japan-only demo of their upcoming project with Earth Defense Force developer Sandlot, titled Zangeki no Reginleiv. Due November 11 in Japan, the game has already received a “D” rating, which is the equivalent of “Mature” … Continue reading →

The “Return to Ostagar” downloadable content for Dragon Age: Origins has seen almost every kind of setback imaginable on Xbox Live. But the problems are finally getting sorted out, and Gamerzines reports that it should be coming back for fans … Continue reading →

Retronauts Flashback: January 1990 We look back to the world of gaming as it was 20 years ago this month. By Frank Cifaldi In many ways, the 1990s defined the games industry as we know it today. Technology advanced at … Continue reading →

God of War 3 finally has an official release date, and it’s already less than two months away. While we already knew the game was set for sometime in March, Kotaku reports that the game has been narrowed down to … Continue reading →

With Microsoft’s upcoming Game Room feature for Xbox Live members designed to replicate the feel of old-school arcades, you would think that would mean any old-school arcade games you already own on Xbox Live Arcade would carry over, wouldn’t you? … Continue reading →

There’s a lot to soak in when seeing, or playing, Red Dead Redemption for the first time. There’s obvious stuff, like how it applies a lot of Rockstar’s open-world principles into the setting of the rural West. Or how in … Continue reading →

Will it or won’t it? Recent reports of planned downloadable content for Final Fantasy XIII seem to dispute each other. An interview in a Japanese strategy guide (via Adriasang) showed producer Yoshinori Kitase saying DLC was “possible,” but “at present … Continue reading →