Tetris is one of the most classic of all casual games, so it’s nice to see it come to Android smartphones — but not tablets — for free courtesy of EA Mobile. Tetris has been published on more than 50 platforms in more than 185 countries, so it’s safe to say the free version of […]
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The Burnout racing / car-combat series holds a special place in many gamers’ hearts, ours included, but the latest video from EA for Burnout CRASH! shows something the game from a viewpoint that series stalwarts aren’t used to seeing: it looks like Spy Hunter. The new Burnout CRASH! trailer, which you can view below, shows
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I was a huge fan of the original American McGee’s Alice, a somewhat-fringe PC game that took the already-twisted story of Alice in Wonderland and turned it on its sadistic ear. A slightly-mad Alice slicing her way through evil playing-card guards? Yep, the gameplay novelty rocked, but it was the environments and overall personality of
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The dark and deranged fantasy/adventure Alice: Madness Returns is now available for PS3, Xbox 360 and PC, letting gamers play through American McGee’s arguably twisted interpretation of the classic Alice in Wonderland fiction. Alice: Madness Returns is the sequel to the original PC hit American McGee’s Alice, and now features a grown-up Alice finally freed
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The Bulletstorm Blood Symphony Pack is now available on Xbox Live Marketplace and PC, with a PlayStation 3 version coming to PSN at a TBD time down the line. The Bulletstorm Blood Symphony DLC costs 800 Microsoft Points, or $9.99 on PC. The highlight of the Bulletstorm Blood Symphony Pack is a new Ultimate Echoes
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Not content to simply say Fall 2011, EA today announced that Battlefield 3™ from DICE is expected to ship October 25, 2011. After three years of development, the spectacular new game leaps ahead of the competition thanks to the unique power of the Frostbite™ 2 game engine. The technology advances the state of the art,
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Alice: Madness Returns will ship in a couple of weeks, but much like the Duke Nukem Forever launch trailer slipped out yesterday, EA has slipped us the Alice: Madness Returns launch trailer well in advance of the teen’s trip down the rabbit hole. You can see the Alice: Madness Returns Launch Trailer below. Our editor
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Alice: Madness Returns is bound to be one of the weirdest games of 2011, if its predecessor is any indication of what EA’s action game holds. However, it’s also slated to be one of the most graphically original based on that same measure, with some wicked combat in store for Xbox 360 and PS3 owners.
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Five new multiplayer maps, three for Anarchy mode and two for Echo mode, are now available for the Windows PC version of Bulletstorm courtesy of the Gun Sonata Pack, which is available starting today. The Bulletstorm Gun Sonata Pack costs $9.99. Players who download the Bulletstorm Gun Sonata Pack will have access to three maps
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It’s been relatively quiet on the Reckoning front, with EA and 38 Studios not saying much about their open-world RPG since announcing it in July 2010. All that changed today, though, with the release of seven new high-resolution screenshots from Reckoning that show just how far the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC RPG has come
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