This November a new theme-park game will hit store shelves, but unlike the traditional roller coaster, zoo and other tycoon games, this one’s focused more on the fun and less on the simulation. Called Thrillville, the game from LucasArts definitely incorporates some minor simulation elements (interacting with the crowd), but the thing we found most […]
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It’s really not all that bad. It’s just not that good, either.
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With The Godfather The Game now in Xbox 360s everywhere (read our review), we thought it was a good time to chat with Mike Olsen, the game’s Creative Director, for a bit of a post-mortem about the development process on this next-gen version of the game. Our conversation ran the gamut from gameplay enhancements to
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Perhaps the first Xbox 360 port that’s a serious upgrade.
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Yet another indistinguishable hack-and-slasher set in feudal Japan.
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Sony’s not exactly had the best showing of late. First there was the announcement of a delayed PS3 launch in Europe. Then there was the reduction in launch-day PS3 shipments in North America and Japan. And last week Nintendo announced its Wii would ship two days after the PS3 for $250 — half the price
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