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Sony President Yoshida Talks PSP / NGP Coexistance
"Hey there PSP. I know that pretty soon some people might consider you "old news." They might refer to your lesser graphics, or your lack of a touch pad and throw you by the wayside.
Published by Joseph Christ on Feb. 12, 2011
I'm Confused...
Recently I had the genius idea that I was going to go back and play Blue Dragon. I had started it in the past. I was enjoying alright.
Published by David Liao on Feb. 12, 2011
Cocktail Time Ep. 17 - The Car Crash Show!
Joseph Christ sits down with Carlos to drink and talk about all things video games...with a little bit of car crashes thrown in. Topics include, crashing your car, System Shock 2, Oblivion, playing games better while drunk (The Balmer Curve), the everlasting pull of MMO's, Killzone 2 and the Kill...
Published by Joseph Christ on Feb. 11, 2011
Doing Ghost Tricks
Ghost Trick is a heavily story based game and it is a prime example of how games, like many other forms of fiction, work better when they are showing, not telling.
Published by Ben Alford on Feb. 11, 2011
Good Morning, Music for You!
It's Friday Morning. One Last Day Before The Weekend. Valentine's Day is Monday. Need something other than Coffee to wake up today?
Published by David Liao on Feb. 11, 2011
I Can Finally Have my Music Games Again?
At long last, the state of the music game genre has returned to its’ true form, barely limping along with only a few truly hardcore still following it.
Published by David Liao on Feb. 10, 2011
VVVVVV Creator Releases 'American Dream'
Terry Cavanagh, the creator of VVVVVV has released a new browser game called "American Dream." If you've played VVVVVV the only thing you're going to find familiar is the retro-art style.
Published by Joseph Christ on Feb. 10, 2011
Review: Dead Space 2
In 2008, EA's Redwood Shores, now known as Visceral Games, released a game that could easily contend with Resident Evil as the most influential third-person horror/action game of all time.
Published by Nick Henderson on Feb. 10, 2011