Monthly Archives: April 2010

2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa for Nintendo Wii Release Date:Tue, 27 Apr 2010

Last week Gizmodo made big news when it obtained the prototype for the next iteration of the iPhone. Now the police are getting involved though, with reports saying that one reporter’s house was raided by authorities last Friday night in … Continue reading →

Sonic creator Yuji Naka is back to making 2D platformers. However, it’s hard to imagine that the adorable star of his new Japan-released DS and Wii game, Ivy the Kiwi, sprang from the mind of the man who infused Sonic … Continue reading →

Alpha Protocol Launch Center Sega delivers an espionage RPG set in the modern world. continued… By 1UP Staff, 04/26/2010

My first wipeout in Etrian Odyssey III — everybody dead, total game over — happened within an hour, which is pretty embarrassing for someone who considers himself fairly savvy in the series’ ways. But then, I suppose that was the … Continue reading →

Live TV by Ustream Time: Tuesday, April 27, 2010, 5 p.m. PST Location: Watch the embedded video player above. We were going to play FIFA World Cup this week but I was just informed that football still doesn’t incorporate face … Continue reading →

Neat Add-On, Bad First Game Before Sony was a punching bag, Nintendo and Sega made a few questionable pieces of hardware, too. By Ray Barnholt Many people aren’t too impressed with the PlayStation Move right now. The technology may be … Continue reading →

The United States Supreme Court announced (via The New York Times) today that it will review a decision by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to throw out a California law that would ban the sale of violent videogames … Continue reading →

There’s been a fair bit of controversy surrounding Japanese gaming mag Famitsu and its glowing review of Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker. The game received a perfect, 40 out of 40 score from the magazine last week — a fact … Continue reading →

Trion Worlds — the MMO publisher formerly known as Trion World Networks — has announced End of Nations, a massively-multiplayer real-time strategy game being developed by Command & Conquer veterans at Petroglyph Games. The game — described to us by … Continue reading →