Monthly Archives: May 2010

Blizzard Entertainment has signed an agreement with South Korean online television network GomTV for exclusive broadcasting rights for all of Blizzard’s games in the country. For the next three years, all professional StarCraft, StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty, World of … Continue reading →

Nintendo announced on their official Pokemon website this morning that Pokemon Black and White are scheduled to hit U.S. retailers in spring of 2011. This preserves the series’ usual localization period of about six months following the Japanese release. The … Continue reading →

The upcoming HD remake of Earthworm Jim is adding more than just spiffy graphics to the classic annelid adventure — apparently it’s bringing co-op multiplayer as well. The mode was outed by Xbox 360 Achievements, which mentions the “World Partnership” … Continue reading →

Shadowy government agencies, mysterious paramilitary organizations, elaborate schemes that threaten to tip the world into Armageddon, and maybe some gunfights with sexy women with Eurotrash accents… yeah, I like me some spy stuff. More than that, though, I like the … Continue reading →

In case you haven’t noticed, the gaming industry’s in a bit of a financial slump these days. Last month brought us one of the sharpest declines in revenue in the history of videogames, and even Nintendo’s impressive fiscal 2009 results … Continue reading →

One of EA’s oldest sports franchises is getting a name change this fall. The latest issue of Official Xbox Magazine has revealed that EA’s next NBA title will be called “NBA Elite 11.” That’s instead of “NBA Live,” which has … Continue reading →

After a seven year absence, Lufia is returning to North America. Natsume announced today that they will be localizing the latest game in the series, which was released on the Nintendo DS earlier this year. “We’re elated that the beloved … Continue reading →

The PlayStation 3 will continue to benefit from last year’s price cut and the introduction of the slim model over the rest of 2010, according to a new report by Strategy Analytics (via IndustryGamers). The firm’s findings show the PS3 … Continue reading →

Rock Band 3 may have a keytar attachment and a “pro” mode allowing players to use actual instrument techniques, according to reports. A “mole” speaking to Ars Technica reveals that the keyboard component of Rock Band 3 — first hinted … Continue reading →

GameVideos App: Watch Now, Play Later Watch Now, Play Later. continued… By 1UP Staff, 05/26/2010