Monthly Archives: June 2010

inFamous is now available in its entirety on PSN, joining Warhawk and Burnout Paradise as a downloadable title. Sucker Punch’s open-world game went live this morning alongside a 60 minute trial. It’s going for $29.99, matching the price at retail … Continue reading →

Madden NFL 11 will be featuring a new statistic, and it will be sponsored by Old Spice. Called “Swagger,” it appears to measure a player’s ability to come through in big moments. It first appeared in a leaked image on … Continue reading →

It looks like Milo & Kate will be released after all, but not this year. Microsoft project manager Aaron Greenberg told Kotaku that Milo & Kate is in fact under development, recanting earlier statements to the contrary. “Project Milo absolutely … Continue reading →

Feature Fan’s View: Inside the World of Fan Art Why some gamers are driven to express their love of games through art. By Nadia Oxford Recently, famed movie critic Roger Ebert wrote an extensive blog post that outlined why he … Continue reading →

That’s it, videogames; I’ve officially had it with audio logs. They were a cute diversion a few years back, but now it seems like every post-BioShock game environment is strewn with more recording equipment than a Guitar Center. Aside from … Continue reading →

A new game for the Xbox 360 offers a solution for the Gulf of Mexico oil spills. Called Crisis in the Gulf, this Xbox Live Indie game from developer SuperBoise allows players to help combat the oil spill by, well, … Continue reading →

UK-based online retailer Play.com has listed the full technical specifications of Microsoft’s upcoming Kinect, as provided by Microsoft. While the system apparently tracks up to six people at a time, it is only capable of tracking two “active players.”

We’d reported on Hulu rumors as recently as last week, but the company has now confirmed that its new service, Hulu Plus is to cost $9.99 a month and is soon to allow viewers to watch Hulu content on iPhone, … Continue reading →

You’d think a guy like Satoru Iwata would be making serious bank for being top banana at a company as successful as Nintendo. According to today’s shareholder meeting, however, the Nintendo president and CEO brings home a lot less than … Continue reading →

Disney Epic Mickey focuses on the mouse’s ability to make choices, resulting in a good heroic Mickey, or an evil “scrapper” Mickey (above) — or at least, it used to. The Mainichi Daily News reports (via Joystiq) that the mean-looking … Continue reading →