New Doom 3 For Xbox 360 And PlayStation 3 Supports Head-Mounted Displays 
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High Scores And Egos: There's Always A Bigger Doodle Remember L.A. Noire, the “interactive detective story” set in the late 1940s, set to be published by Rockstar Games? Apparently, so does the developer, Team Bondi, who are staffing up to maybe actually finish it.
We’re calling it: Animal Crossing: Wild World is a hit with the Japanese. A pretty bold claim, we know, but with five million copies under its belt in Japan alone, we’re feeling pretty confident.
Specular Interactive and Raw Thrills’ sequel to Hydro Thunder in everything but name looks good in stills. But the powerboat arcade racer H2Overdrive looks amazing in motion. Let’s watch some videos!
The UK design studio largely responsible for the identifiable visual style of Psygnosis’ WipEout series, The Designers Republic has shut its doors after more than two decades in business. Why? Money problems.
News of game developers slashing thousands of jobs this week and shutting down studios, seems to dispute the notion of a recession-proof video game industry.
I’ll be giving my brand new Wii a good workout today, starting with Mario Galaxy. Later though – despite my utter abhorrence of needles, let alone the fact I can’t bear the sight of any sort of surgical procedure – I plan to check out Trauma Centre: New Blood, which was released on Thursday. Hey, it looks tame enough, and the nurses are pretty cute.
The slow drip of song reveals from Guitar Hero: Metallica continues, thanks not to Activision or the media, but the ESRB. We’ll know the full tracklisting next week, reportedly, but here are three more songs.
Sega’s House of the Dead: Overkill isn’t just another House of the Dead game. It’s a House of the Dead game with one hell of a nice trailer.
I know what I’m going to be doing this week. Mad Catz just sent me one of their choice Street Fighter IV Tournament Edition Fight Sticks to review for the Xbox 360.
The downloadable content for Rock Band keeps on truckin’, with a second bowl full of Grateful Dead tracks due to hit the game’s music store starting January 27th. What can Dead Heads look forward to?
