While Bungie may be ending it’s Halo career later this month, that doesn’t mean they’re done for good. While not much is known about Bungie’s next big things, we do know it’s code named Destiny, and that it will be amazing. Other than that we’re out in the dark. For the past few years Bungie has offered a Bungie Pro service to all members, it would grant them extra fileshare space in their Halo games, as well as allow them to render...
In what may be one of – if not the – weirdest pre-order incentives in modern gaming as we know it, those who pre-order the upcoming Playstation 3 Exclusive will receive a code for the Axel Vehicle 30 days early, and… $10 off any order of $39.99 from 1-800-Flowers. That’s right, Gamestop feels that because a game releases on Valentines day, they would offer a discount on flowers for Valentines day. But doesn’t that mean the men buying this would...
Bastion, my game of the year pick, is on sale for half price this week on Xbox Live – That’s $7.50 or 600 Microsoft space bucks – for one of the best games available on Xbox Live. If you haven’t already purchased this gem, do it now. And if you can’t get the points till next week, then just pay full price for it. A waste of fifteen dollars this game is not. Don’t have an Xbox? Why not play it right from Google Chrome?
In a very Skyrim-esque trailer featuring talking dragons and swords along with other whatnots, Capcom has revealed May 22nd as the release date for it’s highly anticipated game Dragon’s Dogma.
Halo is a game that forever changed the way we looks at shooters and console gaming, and it wouldn’t be where it is today had it not been for Bungie. Bungie not only built a fun game; they built a fun loving community with millions of members. They even revolutionized stat tracking as it is today, and on March 31st, that era will come to an end. Last year, Bungie began to transfer over it’s Halo services to 343 Industries, all except for the stat tracking, but on...
There’s no hiding it, I’m a giant Halo fan. So when I saw the trailer for a fan film based off my personal favorite Halo – Halo 3: ODST – I got pretty excited. And now the wait is over, after months of waiting, SuperFastHD has released the episode of their new Halo fanfilm series: Halo: Helljumpers. The first episode chronicles a rookie ODST dropping in to New Jerusalem where he meets Gage, a wounded soldier who refuses to be saved until he...
[Insert joke here.] That’s right folks! Just in time for Valentines Day, Nintendo has announced that they will be releasing a new 3DS in a lovey-dovey pink color. Releasing February 10th for 169.99, the Pink 3DS – originally sold in a bundle with the hit game Nintendogs – is sure to be popular among the female gaming community as well as anyone who loves the color pink. It’s been quite a long time coming for Nintendo to go ahead and release a Pink...
Capcom announced the next game in one it’s biggest series today, Resident Evil 6. In a completely new turn for the Resident Evil series, fan favorites Leon S. Kennedy will be teaming up with Chris Redfield to face the newest bioterrorist threat. While little is known about the story thus far, we do have this small bit from Capcom: Ten years after the incidents at raccoon city, the President of the United States has decided to reveal the truth behind what took place...
Indie studio Tequila Works announced it’s first title Deadlight today. Releasing exclusively on Xbox Live Arcade in 2012 and published by Microsoft Studios, Deadlight follows a man attempting to traverse the apocalyptic west coats coast. Being called a puzzle platformer like Portal and Braid, it should be quite interesting to see what the tipsy team at Tequila works can come up with. Based in Madrid and founded in 2009, the Tequila Works team includes members...
Back in 2008, i met a man who worked for a small website as a game reviewer. I had thought he was the most-awesome person in the world for writing for the site. After spending hours reading everything on the site, I typed up a review for Brothers in Arms: Hell’s Highway, one of my first games ever. Now, before reading this, let me put some perspective on it; I was 11, in 5th or 6th grade, and could barely spell. This is my review as I typed it and sent it, with no...
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