Blue's News:
Kotaku has a trailer teasing a project from 2K Games that will be unveiled at Spike TV's 2009 Video Games Awards. The clip shows a soldier and the aftermath of some sort of disaster in Dubai, with... (Read More)
Kotaku:
To: LukeFrom: McWhertorRe: Funds Raised! Well, this week sure was capped with blustering nonsense! I can't wait to drink away this work week's worth of silliness, conclusion-jumping and finger-pointing, forgetting my troubles (Read More)
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When, in late September, rumors surfaced that Comcast was trying to buy NBC Universal from General Electric, Wall Street reacted with dismay. Grandiose attempts to combine media production and distribution — programming and p (Read More)
GameSetWatch:
UK-based creative agency Fluid Design posted another batch of media for its case study on Sega/Headstrong's The House of the Dead: Overkill, one of many video games the company has helped design packaging/advertising for. I p (Read More)
Kotaku:
That Mass: We Pray trailer posted earlier this week? Totally Dante's Inferno marketing. And well done too, as numerous sites both within and outside the video game coverage space posted it as genuine. But marketing it is, the (Read More)
Kotaku:
The Spike TV Video Game Awards will once again double as as an autumnal E3 as new games are revealed, new trailers unveiled. Halo: Reach is coming. As is whatever this game is, teased first on Kotaku in video below. Thoughts (Read More)
Gamasutra News:
The National Institute on Media and the Family -- the non-profit group behind the sometimes controversial MediaWise Video Game Report Card -- is shutting down after 14 years of operation. The group, a frequent critic of the g (Read More)
Gamasutra News:
Microsoft this week said the latest technology and design details for its upcoming 3D camera solution Project Natal will emerge at Microsoft's annual Gamefest on February 10 and 11, 2010 in Seattle. The Gamefest conference is (Read More)
Kotaku:
We reviewed a bunch of games this week on Kotaku and dare I note that the sequels had a better batting average than the originals? EyePet Review: His Master's Voice In which Luke Plunkett's furniture and lighting fail to meet (Read More)
CollegeHumor Articles:
Well guys, like that Michael Jackson movie says, this is it. The last Pop Culture QuickNotes ever. *a single tear in the shape of Lindsay Lohan falls*Let's dig in!Johnny Depp was named the Sexiest Man Aliv (Read More)
Shacknews Games:
Yesterday's PlayStation Store update was a crowded one, bringing forth a rather varied assortment of downloads for PlayStation 3 and PSP owners, including adhocParty.A free download, adhocParty enables the offline-only adhoc (Read More)
Joystiq:
If you've ever read a story we've written where some organization touts a piece of research "proving" the overwhelmingly negative effects video games have on youngsters, you've probably heard about the National Institute on M (Read More)
Kotaku:
The Spike TV Video Game Awards will once again double as as an autumnal E3 as new games are revealed, new trailers unveiled. Halo: Reach is coming. As is whatever this game is, teased first on Kotaku right now. Thoughts? The (Read More)
Crunch Gear:
There really is something to be said about being the first to the dance. I’m pretty sure we can all agree that Steam was the first big digital distribution service for video games, and I also think we can all agree that it wa (Read More)
The Escapist Forums : Threads:
TPiddy:squid5580:Bobby or a reasonable facimile is not the problem. EA was not the problem. Nintendo with thier "hey lets market to casual gamers" is not the problem. The hardcore gamer is the problem. We have been spoiled to (Read More)
Kotaku: Xbox 360:
You remember when "tournament" used to mean knights in armor and jousting and stuff? Of course you don't. Everyone knows "tournament" means "chess" or "video games" now.GameStop announced today that it would hold the "world's (Read More)
Kotaku:
I'm sure opera, movies and cave paintings are fine forms of entertainment, but can any of them derive fun from such a mundane activity as directing traffic? After a several weeks of inactivity, the Art Style series hs returne (Read More)
GoNintendo:
Some would say that the National Institute On Media and The Family was ridiculously unfair when it came to video games. The group seemed to make it their goal to bash any title that had violence or adult subject matter. Whe (Read More)
GoNintendo:
If someone were to ask you to list some of the most common features of all video games, what would you come up with? I’m sure player death would be somewhere high up on that list. Even when it comes to puzzle games, there’s (Read More)
GoNintendo:
Playing by the Rules is an analysis of video games put together by a pair of Swiss organizations, Pro Juventute, a children’s rights group, and Track Impunity Always (TRIAL). The analysis’ goal is to “raise public awareness (Read More)