This Friday the thirteenth a kendle of black cats will descend on London to advertise F.E.A.R. 2… really.
Godfather II, originally set to hit stores around the same time as Killzone 2, Halo Wars and Street Fighter IV, is now headed for stores on April 7 in North America and and April 10 in Europe.
Electronic Arts’ take on toy-turned-cartoon-turned-movie, G.I. Joe, will be unveiled during next week’s Toy Fair in New York.
With the PS2 now in its last days, we can safely look back and say that, yes, God of War II was the machine’s swansong. But it could have been oh so different!
A Taiwanese study – backed by British researchers – has found that playing too many video games can (can) contribute to a a rise in stress levels and feelings of anxiety in “young people”.
We’ve bemoaned the lack of LocoRoco merchandise previously. For a franchise so steeped in cuteness, it’s a mystery as to why we aren’t drowning in plushies and other assorted pieces of licensed crap.
Following earlier news of the Hire For The Fires charity initiative, indie developer Chris Pelling has sent word of his own efforts of support for the victims of the Victorian bushfires. Pelling will be donating 50% of all sales of his own game, Mayhem Intergalactic, to the Red Cross Bushfire Appeal. Good show, Chris!
One thing I’ve picked up over the years is how oblivious most Americans are to the success of EA’s FIFA. It’s not your fault, just, it’s not a game on most people’s radar.
The program of Nintendo-mination of Australia is now complete. Wii have now been DS-imilated. Overlord Iwata is pleased.
The characters would all wear giant shoulder pads! We kid. In reality, they’d be a lot more detailed, with a heavy emphasis on arm veins. And would look a little something like this.
