WildStorm can’t help it. They’ve got the games fever. A particularly nasty, Capcom-specific strain of it, which is leading them to publish comics based on every Capcom franchise they can think of.
SingStar for the PS3 was released in December 2007 (in Europe). Was meant to be the console’s killer app amongst those who didn’t fancy Heavenly Sword, but it hasn’t really worked out that way.
Gears of War 2, for all its single-player improvements, has multiplayer problems. That patches don’t seem to fix. But those are the least of the game’s problems! This glitch looks a lot worse.
We’ve got a few emails tonight concerning Free Radical. And how the studio might be in a spot of bother. Apparently staff arrived at the company offices today to find them all locked up.
Oh, Sega. How you tease us. The company have re-registered their trademark for Virtual-On Oratorio Tangram, a move which will no doubt lead many of you to lose your fucking minds.
Time for another episode of “No Plans Watch”! This week, we feature Sony’s John Koller, who takes recent reports that PSP2 games are already in development and does his best to pooh pooh them.
Microsoft did OK in 2008. But there’s always room for improvement! So it’s with a grim sense of predictability that Microsoft are predicting they’ll sell more 360s in 2009.
This week’s Media Create sales chart has a Nintendo flavored frosting, with the first ten games on the list for either the Wii or Nintendo DS. And only two of them are new games.
Ever seen a living saddle try to sell a video game? You have now! Poor Burt. He looks so…lost.
Take-Two’s financial results last quarter weren’t the greatest. Sure, sales were up, but overall, money was down, and in business terms, money is what counts. Which explains why shareholders gave Take-Two a belting today.
