Monthly Archives: February 2010

The world of Fulheim is sustained and has prospered through its use of a luminescent technology known as “leys,” the source of all magical energies. However, the world totters on the brink of collapse as creatures from outside wreck havoc … Continue reading →

Endless Ocean: Blue World builds on the ocean experience first introduced with Endless Ocean.While the last game emphasized relaxation, this one is designed with more adventure in mind. Divers might find themselves escaping from or calming down attacking sharks, exploring … Continue reading →

With all this talk about Microsoft’s Project Natal essentially being equivalent to an Xbox 360 successor, that raises an important question: Will it be priced like an Xbox 360 successor? According to Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachter, probably not. Moreover, … Continue reading →

Following rumored details that Tecmo’s planned Xbox Live Arcade update of Tecmo Bowl would also be released on the PlayStation Network, the ESRB has jumped the gun a little and rated the game for both XBLA and the PSN — … Continue reading →

So rumors are flying that Nintendo is already hard at work on the DS 2, and it might even be revealed at E3 in June. But can we add to those rumors that it might also feature built-in rumble functionality, … Continue reading →

In case you haven’t yet completely given up hope for a Final Fantasy VII remake on the PlayStation 3, here is Final Fantasy XIII producer Yoshinori Kitase with yet another proclamation of how very unlikely it is to happen. Speaking … Continue reading →

Metal Gear Arcade gave me a headache. Announced at last year’s E3, Konami has taken the multiplayer component of Metal Gear Solid 4 and attempted to recreate the experience with networked arcade machines. Though, the company didn’t release any more … Continue reading →

If you were one of the lucky few to receive a key to Blizzard’s recently launched StarCraft 2 closed multiplayer beta, you now have an important question to ask yourself. What do you value higher: the opportunity to play the … Continue reading →

Bungie announced during Microsoft’s X10 event earlier this month that the Halo: Reach multiplayer beta would begin on May 3. Now they’re giving a few more details about what fans can expect, as community lead Brian Jarrard has called it … Continue reading →

In what will surely challenge their own Asteroids for the title of Most Inane Choice for a Videogame Film Adaptation, the LA Times now reports that Atari is currently “in active discussions” with film studios to convince them acquiring Missile … Continue reading →