Battlefield: Bad Company Hands-on Preview
The Xbox and Xbox 360 have had their fair share of good 
shooters, not the least of which is the Halo series (hello, Sept. 25!). Likewise, the Battlefield franchise has had its share of acclaim, largely on the PC. So Battlefield: Bad Company has been both on gamers’ radar and off, a multi-platform release coming in spring 2008 that seemed to sneak up on us at EA’s Studio Showcase. But we’re glad it snuck up when it did, because….
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Arts’ Studio Showcase earlier today, the house that Madden built had plenty of things to talk about. Granted, Peter Moore calling the PS3’s Sixaxis controller “cute” was undeniably the day’s money quote, but EA still has more than enough games coming down the pipeline to get gamers excited. And amazingly, that excitement isn’t limited to….
, and DailyGame’s trusty editor is headed to the company’s campus in Redwood City, California to bring you all the goods. From Army of Two to Team Fortress 2 (part of The Orange Box) and from Battlefield Bad Company to Wii Family Play, we’ll be on the ground checking it all out and bringing you the inside scoop in the…
will unleash a free playable multiplayer beta for Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare on Xbox Live Marketplace. Members of the media were given early access to the beta this past week so we could pass along our early thoughts and provide a sneak peek of what you can expect. As with Halo 3, the COD4 beta is strictly multiplayer via Xbox Live. The beta offers four match types: Team…
folks? Really, when will a company come out and hold itself accountable for the products it puts forth? Ubisoft did that with Red Steel, admitting that it wasn’t the product it could’ve been if the company had taken the Wii’s launch lineup seriously. But Ubisoft’s admirable admission makes the company’s recent announcement all the more ironic, with Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot confirming that the company…
through his own dream world. Your party consists of three generic archetypes. Your brazen hero, Allegretto, sports all the necessary features a standard melee happy character should. The healer, Polka, carries a cute parasol that seems absolutely worthless but generally deals sufficient blows on the enemies we came across. Finally, the gun wielder, Beat, seems well fit to attack from great distances as his defense is weaker than the other two. Overall, the group is…
the Xbox 360 team, it’s hard to deny that his penchant for adorning his arms gave gamers a couple of very memorable moments. I mean, before Peter Moore’s E3 2005 stunt, had you ever seen another executive get a (fake) tattoo for a key franchise (Halo)? And then, not to be outdone, walk into a second E3 with another (fake) tattoo for another franchise (GTA IV)? Seriously, Moore was Microsoft’s biggest publicity whore, and he did a dang fine job of it. But…
console in for repair. Thankfully, Microsoft launched