Monthly Archives: February 2010

With Super Mario Kart, Nintendo proved that game mascots can still be in great games outside their “regular jobs.” Since then, Mario’s now-friendly rival, Sonic, has tried to keep up (pun not intended). The bog-standard Sonic Drift series on Game … Continue reading →

With Super Mario Kart, Nintendo proved that game mascots can still be in great games outside their “regular jobs.” Since then, Mario’s now-friendly rival, Sonic, has tried to keep up (pun not intended). The bog-standard Sonic Drift series on Game … Continue reading →

Gunhound seems like a product of a bygone era; despite being released in Japan in December of 2009, it feels more like a game from the ’90s. This first game from developer Dracue isn’t just a love letter to side-scrolling … Continue reading →

Storage space on today’s consoles can come at a bit of a premium, especially for those of us still rocking the 20 GB PlayStation 3 from the system’s launch. A few years of DLC, PlayStation Network games, and mandatory installs … Continue reading →

Team 17′s last few games have been aimed squarely at console owners, but that doesn’t mean they’ve abandoned their PC development roots. The U.K.-based developer announced on their official Twitter feed that a new, 2D entry in the Worms series … Continue reading →

When Electronic Arts revealed that their new Medal of Honor would be set in the war in Afghanistan (and it was subsequently revealed they may have even based the cover soldier on a real-life soldier), it raised understandable fears that … Continue reading →

We know the schedule for all four of the Xbox Live Arcade Block Party releases, and now we’ve gotten some more information about other upcoming releases on the Xbox Live Marketplace. Today, you’ll find the first of three new game … Continue reading →

Holy media blitz, Batman, we have two stories on the caped crusader in one day. Right on the heels of Warner Bros acquisition of Rocksteady, we find that the publisher is looking to bring out a kinder, friendlier Batman game … Continue reading →

Electronic Arts would love for you to think of Command & Conquer 4 as a first-person shooter with a tactical overhead view. That’s the comparison that’s come up again and again in the run-up to the March release of what’s … Continue reading →

Warner Bros Interactive Entertainment has acquired the developer Rocksteady for an undisclosed sum. Rocksteady was behind the hit Batman: Arkham Asylum last year, and is preparing an anticipated sequel that we expect to see more details on at this year’s … Continue reading →