Monthly Archives: November 2010

EA Sports Active, a franchise that began last year on Wii, offered dozens of exercise routines, cardio workouts, and nutrition tips designed to push your body and help you tighten, tone and shed unwanted pounds. Given the success of the … Continue reading →

For all the excitement from fans over Sega resurrecting Dreamcast games in HD, the results so far have been questionable. I was skeptical after seeing Sonic Adventure, a buggy game (complete with bloated, ugly textures and comparatively rudimentary modeling) that … Continue reading →

Just when you thought we were finally past the whole zombie fad that has permeated games (and almost every other form of entertainment) the past few years, The Walking Dead had to come along and capture our attention once again. … Continue reading →

Is Golden Sun: Dark Dawn a great game bogged down by ill-considered design choices, or is it a mediocre game being buoyed by superb production values and sharp localization? Let’s consider the facts. The first two Golden Sun games were … Continue reading →

Feature The Fine Foods of Beat-Em-Ups An artistic tribute to the pavement-based delicacies in our favorite retro action games. By Ray Barnholt Videogames get enough crap for being excessively violent, but today’s games aren’t as bad as they used to … Continue reading →

Feature The Future of Call of Duty We take a few guesses as to what the next three years will bring for this behemoth franchise. By: Thierry Nguyen and Tina Sanchez It used to be easy to predict Call of … Continue reading →

1UP’s Tron Legacy Limited Edition Poster Giveaway How To Play Excited to see Tron Legacy? While you wait, we’re giving you a chance to win one of these amazing Limited Edition Tron Legacy Posters! Want do get your grubby little … Continue reading →

Just in time for Thanksgiving, Sony has released a new PSP firmware update, version 6.35 for those of you scoring at home. If that home happens to be in North America or Europe, this update will add a Qriocity logo … Continue reading →

Media Create, the company that tracks sales data for Japanese video game software and hardware, amended its weekly report today with an assessment of Microsoft’s Kinect. Describing it as having “a quiet start,” the company reported that 26,000 units were … Continue reading →

World of Warcraft: Cataclysm Launch Center Deathwing has arrived, and Azeroth will never be the same. continued… By 1UP Staff, 11/25/2010