While we're not entirely sure if a demo is on the horizon, we have a nice juicy preview of Borderlands to intrigue us in the meantime. Gearbox's own CEO and co-founder Randy Pitchford spoke with IGN about the game, and what to expect from an inside perspective!
It's been a long time since I have played a platformer that has entertained me as much as Trine. In fact, I'll go ahead and say this up front: If you for some unfathomable reason do not fall completely head over heels in love with this game within the first ten minutes, there might be something wrong with your brain. I'd go get that checked out. For purposes of keeping the game as fresh as possible, I will try to avoid spitting out too many examples of how to solve puzzles.
After watching the following video it's fairly obvious that the soldiers in ArmA II don't like vegetables. Or they really want meat. Perhaps they just have a thing against the bovine nation.
Every summer, movie studios pour millions of dollars into advertising budgets to promote theatrical releases of their biggest films. These films are called Summer Blockbusters. Just about every year we see tie-in games that closely follow the movie's story or borrow liberally from the movie's universe. For the most part these tie-in titles are low budget, mediocre games that rarely excel to greatness.
While Trine has been out on the PC for a week or so now (we'll actually have a review later today), PlayStation owners have been clamoring for their title ASAP! The good news is a representative from the game's publisher has posted a brand new article on the official PlayStation Blog, complete with a co-op focused trailer.
To many of the geeky persuasion, Magic: The Gathering is a favorite past time. Many afternoons were spent burning, trampling, and pacifying one another in the lunch room cafeteria. Many lunch monies were spent on booster packs, and many friends were made in the process. Years later, Magic: The Gathering has a digital format true to the or...
Last week we told you how dropping the "Call of Duty" name from Modern Warfare 2 appears to have hurt the game a bit. The latest tweet from community manager Robert Bowling, appears to tell a different story.
Last year's "Summer Of Arcade" campaign brought us co-op favorite Castle Crashers and this year we've got 2 more co-op titles, along with a handful of other gems headed our way. Here's the schedule, co-op titles in bold:
It seems game announcements are all the rage today, as we have another co-op game announcement to bring you. While this was more or less a foregone conclusion, especially after it leaked yesterday on Twitter - but Command and Conquer 4 has been officially announced today by Electronic Arts.
Back in September 2008, we had mentioned that an Alien Breed remake was coming within the next 12 months. September 2009 is fast approaching and it appears that Team 17, makers of the Worms titles, have taken the wraps off the game called Alien Breed Evolution.
After seven LONG years, fans of giant robotic battles will get the game they've so desperately wanted. Today IGN has the exclusive announcement of MechWarrior, a complete reboot of the series. The game is being produced by Jordan Weisman, one of the original creator's of the BattleTech universe, and co-founder of Smith and Tinker.
Some games just seem to be made for messing around. Storyline and missions will be cast aside from time to time, since everyone wants to throw a truck at someone some days. Mercenaries 2: World in Flames is a game perfect for such a day. Sure, the story is plenty amusing. After all, you'll be shot in the gluteus maximus before long. It's just nice to cast all those "mission" responsibilities aside now and then. Especially when some silly person hands you a rocket launcher without the "play nice" disclaimer.
