Normally, small add-on bits of software like this new table from Zen Studios won’t get much of a blurb from me – but after spending so much of my time with Pinball FX2 and the fabulous Marvel tables previously, I’d me mistaken not to mention the new addition for the engine. Yes, Mars has been […]
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When the first Crysis launched on PC, my inner graphics whore cried with glee at the visuals but dropped to its knees for mercy because my computer didn’t have the horsepower to run the game. Such was the case with many gamers, in fact, which made the PS3 and Xbox 360 unveiling of Crysis 2
Image Entertainment has been one of the more prolific distributors of 3D Blu-ray movies since the format’s debut last year, so it’s not surprising that they’ve had some winners and losers. That’s just how the law of averages works. Their 3D Blu-rays have varied in scope, length and content, but they’ve all generally been home
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Back when Street Fighter 2 was big in the arcades, I could be found beside the unit watching the kids pulling off huge moves and combos with blistering speed. My skills were not at so hot at such a game, but yet I enjoyed throwing my quarters into the machine. Picking either Ken or Blanka
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Nintendo uses Japan as a litmus test for change. And right now and for the past year or so, the Wii routinely it outsold by the PS3. In America it is little different; just replace the PS3 with the Xbox 360. Take that and mix in the Wii’s game lineup, which is the most sparse
The rumor mill has been working overtime as of late with speculation that Nintendo will unveil the Wii 2 at E3. The speculation first arose due to Nintendo having not announced any major first-party titles for the second half of the year. This morning, Nintendo announced its Q2 lineup for both the Wii and Nintendo
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A few years back, Activision had a console-based Ghostbusters game in the works that I previewed and frankly really enjoyed. After the game was canceled, I held out hope that it would make a return someday, perhaps with a different publisher but still intact. When Atari announced it was releasing Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime, I
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Every now and then, you just need a good man movie. Guns, explosions, high-speed chases, no plot other than “what’s gonna blow up next?” and hey, if you can top it off with some D-BOX Motion support, that’s just gravy. That’s where my mind was last week, and The A-Team came a-calling. And as luck
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Note: Derek Lee Bronston is the senior instructor of the new iPhone 360 Development course at SAE Institute and Tech Partner at the Design+Tech company theConspiracy. Making stuff is fun. We did it as kids, we do it as adults — only now we tie our incomes to it. In the end, that fun you
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In my brief time (thus far) with Nintendo’s 3DS I’ve come to the conclusion that there are some types of games which are going to be very well suited for 3D, while others just won’t cut it. Oddly enough, Super Monkey Ball 3DS fits into both categories as it demonstrates the 3D effect very well
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