People are strange in Saints Row: The Third.
There isn’t anything quite like Saints Row: The Third. Sure, it may seem like a blatant rip-off of the hugely successful Grand Theft Auto franchise, but there is so much more to Saints Row than the open world and warring gangs. Simply put, there is something wrong with Saints Row: The Third, and I mean that in the best way possible.
The developers at Other Ocean discuss the making of The War of the Worlds.
War of the Worlds will be released on October 26, 2011 for XBLA. A PC and PSN version will be released later.
The real San Francisco treat.
Driver: San Francisco has no business being as fun as it is. It has one of the most ridiculous premises I have ever come across a video game, it oozes of 70’s car movie clichés and has enough cheesy dialogue to throw an epic fondue party. Yet somehow all of these components meld together in a strangely fantastic way that makes for the most pleasantly surprising video game experience I have had the pleasure of playing all year.
It's a lofty question with grounded answers.
The idea that games can change the world sounds pretentious to me. It’s a notion I believe, sure, but in a distant sort of way, like how I faintly accept that my vote counts in the grand scheme of things. What changes, at least in the traditional sense, could games honestly cause? Then again, why not? Why couldn’t games actually change the world? That’s where Jane McGonigal comes in.
Based on the H.G. Wells novel. This is the third trailer in this series of entries in Arthur's Diary.
From Other Ocean Interactive, this trailer shows gameplay as Patrick Stewart narrates. War of the Worlds will be released on PSN and XBLA.
Crisp graphics and four player co-op are showcased in this new trailer for the upcoming Rayman Origins for the PS3, 360, and Wii.
The third Fallout New Vegas DLC available July 19 from Xbox LIVE, PlayStation Network, and Steam.
