News today has broken, through American board of classification the ESRB, that NBA Jam, under its new EA stewardship is to leap like a Salmon from the Wii, arriving on 360. There are several reasons why this is excellent news – allow us to clue you in…
When it comes down to it, videogames are just a bunch of disparate pixels floating around expensive plastic electronics, yet somehow they maintain the ability to captivate, enthrall and just occasionally scare the living daylights out of players…
A rare honour today, as our reigning champion gets to square off against ex X360 writer, Halo fanboy and all-round jolly good egg David Lynch. Excitement is at practically unprecedented levels…
In a shocking report so shocking that it had to be handed to us by a man wearing a woman’s dress to reduce credibility, Gamescom is set to see the announcement that Naughty Dog, the champion of the Sony’s powerhouse of fail the PlayStation 3 and developer of hits such as Marsupial Running Simulator and Gee-That-Man-Seems-Nice in the-Cut-Scenes-But Hasn’t-He-Killed-Ten-Thousand-People, 2? is to go multi-platform.
Microsoft is giving Gears Of War fans the opportunity to decide the fate of Gears newbie Carmine for the final part of the Trilogy.
After Microsoft’s borderline insane Kinect pricepoint announcement, we can now put our finishing touches to our list of exactly why Kinect will end up at your average pound shop in 2011…
Last week on Say What we bought you the story of how Tim Schafer had not exactly sent out a ringing endorsement of Activision boss Bobby Kotick, and declined to comment further. This week we’re going to bring you news of another spat, and again, we feel no need to comment. After all, this isn’t your usual PR bluster.
With the news that sales of EA’s golf sim have fallen 68% per cent year-on-year in the US, who else might liven the series up with an endorsement? We investigate…
UK developers get all worked up over Canadian business stunt
Today’s post was going to be an in-depth discussion of some buring issue of the day but sadly, seeing as the games industry has decided that 1% of Christmas beats owning 100% of July 19th, we’re going to have to switch formats…
Recognising a fatal flaw in its 2009 fantasy hit, Bioware has developed a board game, the Dragon Age RPG set 1.
Disappointment gripped the X360 offices yesterday as Microsoft confirmed the death of 1 vs 100 after months of speculation…
With Max Payne 3 unfortunately slipping into next year, there’s plenty of time for newcomers to the series to play through the original two games (both backwards compatible with X360) which, it must be said, are uniformly brilliant. As ever with Remedy’s games (they also did Alan Wake) Max Payne and its sequel are stuffed to the gills with film references, in-jokes and trivia. So if you’re an old hand or a newbie, step right in to delve deeper into the mind of Mr Maximum Overwrought Payne himself.
