2K Sports has always held a special place in my sports-gaming heart, if for no other reason than the fond memories they gave me via their outstanding NFL 2K series. The sports landscape has changed since then, of course, but you’d love to think that 2K could uphold the same tradition of excellence regardless of […]
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With spring training just around the corner, Major League Baseball teams nationwide are kicking off the rust and preparing for the longest major-league season around. Errors, balks and high ERAs are to be expected right now, because the major leaguers are coming off an extended break. But don’t tell that to SCEA San Diego, whose
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Rather than go over all the specs that, if you’re interested, you’ve likely read at least a half a dozen times already- I’m going to just outline my initial experiences with the system which made its way into my grubby man hands just today. Yes, I preordered a lovely little Aqua Blue beauty earlier this
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A person who was nine years-old in 2004 is now 16 and getting their driver’s license. Those kids have probably entered iPod Touch land. But a whole new crop of kids is entering the 3DS’s prime demographic. Kids that probably haven’t played many Nintendo games before, if any. Because of this, the 3DS will sell
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When 1 Vs. 100 was canceled on Xbox Live, I was extremely disappointed. Finally there was a game that both my wife and I could actually sit down and want to make time for, it was ‘Appointment Gaming’ and we enjoyed every second of it. So to see it given the boot and exchanged
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Say what you will about the history of the Killzone franchise, you’ve got to hand it to Guerilla Games for delivering when they need to. The original Killzone showed great potential on PS2 but suffered from some serious misfires. Knowing the sequel could correct those, Sony made the brash move to unveil Killzone 2 in
First impressions of a game have a tendency to stick around, and they’re sometimes dead-on with a final impression even months later. After spending the past week with Bulletstorm, the latest shooter from People Can Fly and Epic Games, I’m not that far from what I initially thought of the game. When it was first
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Mario sure likes to get his hands dirty, that guys done it all ranging from painting programs to Kart racing, and now rounds out his resume with four additional sports all on one disc. Mario Sports Mix features the titular character and friends (some new!) in basketball, hockey, dodgeball and a very
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Despicable Me achieved a few unique milestones in my home theater experience, including being the first CG film that I felt did justice to 3D Blu-ray and being the first 3D Blu-ray movie to support D-BOX Motion Code. I’ve espoused the virtues of D-BOX for the past three years, and although our D-BOX reviews haven’t appeared with the regularity of our videogame or Blu-ray reviews, it’s through no fault of the technology or its quality. In fact, when I
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Alice in Wonderland, whether you’re talking about the original Disney classic or the modern Johnny Depp interpretation, straddles with surprising dexterity the line between creativity and acid trip. From the overall plot to the visual representation of the Mad Hatter’s world, Alice in Wonderland is a feast for the
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