After a massive hiatus, Luke, Jason R, Nick, and Chessa rejoin.
PixlTalk is back once again, this time with listener mail. In the first segment, the crew discusses what they've been playing most recently, while the second segment is dedicated entirely to listener mail.
What seems to be a release heavy week doesn't offer any stand-out titles.
This week's Nintendo Download is packed with third party games, especially on the DSiWare service.
Capcom successfully recreates that classic arcade experience.
Capcom's latest downloadable release is a dual offering which pairs the classic Arcade title, Final Fight, with a less familiar brethren, Magic Sword. Like many re-released titles this generation, both titles are Arcade-accurate with a few augmented abilities which aim to improve the overall game experience.
Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. today announced the latest in downloadable content for GTI Club Supermini Festa! available on Nintendo Wii™, PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system and PSP®go, GTI Club Supermini Festa! is the all-new high-paced racing game stemming from the hugely popular, internationally renowned arcade franchise.
Capcom's new DRM requires you to be logged in on PSN to launch the game.
A couple of disgruntled PlayStation 3 owners that purchased Final Fight: Double Impact found out that the game won't launch if you are not connected to PSN with the account that has purchased the game. If someone tries to launch the game while not connected to PSN, they will be greeted with the following message, "Sign into PlayStation Network. (80029516)".
The new update will enable 3D gaming for the PS3 and trophy sorting.
Sony has released their latest mandatory firmware update for the PS3. The new firmware will give you new ways to sort trophies and will prepare the PS3 for 3D gaming support.
What might make for a good novel doesn't always make for a good game.
The Japanese independent game developer, Cing, is well known for creating some very unique and memorable gaming experiences. From Trace Memory to Little King's Story, they have produced a variety of titles that stand out from their competitors. One of their strongest points was creating a gameplay experience around an intriguing storyline, although their games have a tendency to be a bit too wordy. Their latest, and potentially final title, Again, is yet another novel-like game in which players must collect information from both the present and the past. Unfortunately, Again lacks every good aspect found in Cing's previous works, leaving their last gaming legacy to stand as an experience that is bland, lifeless, and utterly disappointing.
Hey now, you're an All-Star, get your game on, go play!
Cheap sports games I got for a buck each at a game store, I own these for collection purposes since I'm not a fan of baseball. Obviously I haven't played these before, and I don't see much point in spending much time with all three. I popped in '99 and 2000 to see what they looked like and what kind of options they had, and then I played a quick game in the 2001 edition.
Today Nintendo of America launches a new game controller for its popular Wii™ system. Previously sold only in Japan, the Classic Controller Pro™ accessory is now available in the United States. It offers a fun new way for all kinds of Wii users to experience their favorite games. The Classic Controller Pro is available in black or white and carries a suggested retail price of $19.99.
Gamers who shop at GameStop, Best Buy, and Hollywood Game Crazy may want to see what bonuses are available from each store.
Today, Activision announced several different preorder packages for gamers interested in Blur, each one specific to one of three retailers.
