Bayonetta Gets Patched on PS3
January 27, 2010
In our review of the hot action title, Bayonetta, we had to dock the PS3 version some points because of several issues. One of the worst? Load times; it looks like Sega was listening. Read more
Shadow of Destiny Comes to PSP
January 26, 2010
Konami announced today that the classic adventure title, Shadow of Destiny, is now available for PSP system in North America. Originally released on the PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system, Shadow of Destiny puts players in the role of Eike, a 22-year old man who is about to embark on the most important quest of his life, solving his own murder. Using a special time travel device, players will guide Eike through multiple time eras ranging between the 1500s, to present day, in an attempt to find clues to unlocking the mystery behind his death. Read more
Gears of Lost Planet
January 26, 2010
A new trailer for the upcoming Lost Planet 2 has hit the web and with a surprising little twist; it features characters from Gears of War! Read more
MS Bringing Back the X
January 26, 2010
Long time Xbox fans will recall that years ago Microsoft used to host an X event each year. The event was Xbox specific and would highlight upcoming titles and announcements. Read more
Assassin’s Creed 2
January 25, 2010
Ubisoft’s second entry into the acclaimed Assassin’s Creed franchise promised to fix a lot of the complaints gamers had with the first game. Did they succeed? After playing through the game in its entirety I can safely they have most definitely succeeded. I was not the biggest fan of the first game; I found it to be rather boring and very repetitive. However Assassin’s Creed 2 offers an enjoyable gaming experience crafted around an interesting story. Read more
Nintendo Download 1.25
January 25, 2010
You needn’t be bilingual to appreciate the first of this week’s fantastic downloadable game offerings. Like the classic card game upon which it’s based, the new UNO game for the WiiWare service is all about inclusive, social fun that anybody can pick up and enjoy. Other fresh WiiWare fare includes the inventive puzzle title bittos+ and the hidden-object game “Aha! I Found It!” The Nintendo DSiWare service welcomes a trio of diverting hand-held delights this week: the strategy-based NUMBER BATTLE, the arcade-style AiRace: Tunnel and the action-packed Escapee GO! Last but not least, Virtual Console fans should prepare to vanquish spooky specters with the arrival of a true Super NES classic, Ghoul Patrol. Read more
Monster Hunter Tri Gets Classic Controller Pro
January 25, 2010
Capcom and Nintendo have announced that they will be bundling the anticipated Monster Hunter Tri and the Classic Controller Pro in a single package when the title releases this April. The MSRP for the bundle will be $59.99. Gamers looking to pick up Monster Hunter Tri without the Classic Controller Pro can do so for $49.99. Read more
Valhalla Knights 2 Re-Released on PSN
January 22, 2010
XSEED Games announced today that Valhalla Knights 2: Battle Stance is now available as an exclusive digital download on the PlayStation Store. An enhanced version of Valhalla Knights 2 previously released on UMD, Valhalla Knights 2: Battle Stance is available on the PSP (PlayStation Portable) system for the retail price of $29.99.
Valhalla Knights 2: Battle Stance is rated E10+ for Everyone 10 years of age and older by the ESRB. Read more
Final Fantasy iPhone Bound
January 21, 2010
Square-Enix revealed plans today on their iPhone page to bring the classic Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy II to the iPhone platform. No word yet on price points or a release date beyond TBA. However, the game looks like it will bring a new generation of fans to the most beloved RPG franchise of all time. Screenshots available below: Read more
PS3 Motion Controller Delayed
January 20, 2010
Sony has just announced that they have delayed the launch of the PlayStation 3 Motion Controller from Spring 2010 until Fall 2010. Though the final name for the product is still pending, Sony plans on releasing the new device in North America, Europe, Asia, and Japan later this year. No word on pricing or bundled offerings. However, the PlayStation Eye Camera will continue to be required to make the device function. Read more