And you thought mods for Wii games weren't possible.
As we all know, Super Smash Bros. Brawl has been available for nearly two years at this point. Being the most popular entry into the series yet, there have been an unbelievable number of players experiencing the beefy offering.
Bioware reminds us what the bar is with their latest RPG.
Over the years, I’ve played my fair share of RPG’s. From the turned-based action of Final Fantasy, to the real time mechanics of Oblivion and Fallout 3, this genre has always kept me coming back for more with its epic story lines and ever-changing game play. Bioware games are no exception either, with Knights of the Old Replublic and Mass Effect being among my favorite games of all time. That being said, I had high hopes that their newest title, Dragon Age: Origins, would give me the same great experience I’ve come to expect from the studio. And that happens to be exactly what I got, with “same” being the keyword here.
There's depth, challenge, variety, humor, puzzles, and plenty of sidequests. What else does a gamer need?
As someone who acquired a PS2 during the middle of its lifespan, I was able to experience a wide variety of its offerings. Of the 120-something titles I own for the system, the Ratchet & Clank series has always stuck out in my mind as one of the best series on the system. It combined elements of strategy, satisfying combat, great platforming, and thoughtful puzzle solving into a world full of unique characters chock full of humor. Since the very first title, the two main characters have been on a whirlwind adventure; first together, then alone, only to finally wind up split apart, taking players through two very different and unique storylines.
Check out today's lightning deals.
The holiday buying season is quickly approaching as November comes to a close and shoppers prepare for one of the busiest shopping days of the year: Black Friday. Amazon, a retailer that has become famous for their Black Friday deals has just released hints teasing buyers with what to expect.
Toys created in honor of the upcoming Professor Layton movie.
In search of more toys to fill my game room with, I recently came across two Professor Layton themed collectibles.
A recent Sony quiz seems to suggest it.
With the release of God of War Collection this week, which includes a demo for God of War III, hype for the upcoming game is clearly building. As such, Sony has added a module to their Retail Loyalty Site revolving around God of War III. The module allows players to take a quiz on the game in order to learn more about the title.
NPD officially reveals the sales results in October and Nintendo reclaims the top spot.
This month's NPD results reveal that the Wii is once again the top selling console in North America, selling over half a million consoles. The Wii price drop was first introduced in late September, and the results after a month of sales reveals that Wii console numbers are healthier than ever. In fact the Wii was the only console to actually sell more in October than September.
The Japanese publisher will release a special Xbox 360 Bundle for Modern Warfare 2.
Square Enix announced that the company is planning to release a Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 themed Xbox 360 bundle in Japan. The bundle is the same exact bundle that was released in North America.
A recent developer blog unveils Super Street Fighter 4's revamped online community features and modes.
According to a Capcom development blog translated by Andriasang, the Street Fighter 4 development team was disappointed by the community aspect of the online mode in the original title. Because the development staff primarily focused on perfecting the one-on-one fighting mechanics, the community-driven components were lacking.
Fans told Capcom they prefer a downloadable expansion, so that's how Capcom will deliver it.
During TGS 2009, Capcom announced Resident Evil 5: Alternative Edition, while Sony was showcasing their new motion controller.
