Videogame News
A-hah! As rumored, Alan Wake is indeed coming to the PC. Remedy Entertainment this morning made it official and pegged the release date as early 2012. Enhanced PC version to include DLC and more. First screen within.
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and Kadokawa Games seemed very, very excited to share the official boxart for Lollipop Chainsaw, their upcoming chainsaw-wielding cheerleader / zombie-hunter PS3 and Xbox 360 action title. So it is our duty to pass it right along.
Microsoft is going full steam ahead with their new entertainment offerings for Xbox Live, and last night several more options rolled out, worldwide. This second phase provides Youtube, TMZ, Verizon FiOS channels, iHeartRadio and quite a bit more.
After a couple of so-so weeks, we finally get a pair of great games worth checking out on Xbox Live Arcade. Sonic CD, the classic Sega CD iteration starring Sega’s blue blur, finally speeds onto Xbox Live along with Joooeee Daaaannger.
There’s a whole lot of content on this week’s PlayStation Store update, especially if you’re a PlayStation Plus subscriber or looking for some Holiday deals.
Duke doesn’t give a crap about bad reviews, and either do all the people who bought Duke Nukem Forever after waiting all that time. Check out the new single and multiplayer DLC expansion today for $10.
Sonic boom, sonic boom… sonic booooomm! Sega has announced that the long awaited downloadable version Sonic CD, originally released for the Sega CD, will be available beginning tomorrow.
The PlayStation Vita is going to be a killer platform for portable fighting games, and Capcom is prepping an excellent looking port of Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 for launch day. This morning they sent out a new batch of very hot looking shots, which you can click through to check out.
More new screenshots to go along with the Video Game Awards exclusive trailer, and information regarding the documentary piece set to debut later today.
Kid Icarus: Uprising and METAL GEAR SOLID 3D Snake Eater for the Nintendo 3DS, and Pok?Park 2: Wonders Beyond, Rhythm Heaven Fever and Mario Party 9 for the Wii, the 3DS Circle Pad Pro and more all have dates.
In case you somehow missed the announcement during the Spike TV VGA show, Namco Bandai officially announced that Tekken Tag Tournament 2 is coming to home consoles. We may be waiting a while though.
The original PSP version of Crushed was highly regarded when it was released some years back, though the sales probably didn’t reflect that unfortunately. So Sega is working hard to promote the hell of the new Nintendo 3DS version.
Final Fantasy XIII-2 launches in Japan and scores perfect 40/40 in Famitsu Magazine so we have a new batch of media, including fresh new screens and an updated “Final Fantasy XIII-2: A Guided Tour” trailer to celebrate.
Activision just keeps on trotting out these impressive sales figure announcements for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, and with sales like this, why wouldn’t they? Plenty of additional stats and bragging within.
An in-depth look at what went wrong with Final Fantasy XIII, and how Square Enix is trying to turn things around with the upcoming sequel.
The Spike TV 2011 Video Game Awards did give out awards… but let’s be real, the actual attraction of the show was the various exclusive trailers and teasers that were scattered throughout. Those were the real awards, from a viewer’s perspective at least.
Our impressions of this year’s show, and the full list of winners and various announcements… in case you missed out on the festivities.
