Killing Them Softly It has been almost a decade since we were last treated to a new Pikmin title. This unique IP was first launched in 2001 on the Gamecube while its…
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Kinect Party Goes Free Dec 18, 2012
Double Fine is going to be launching the sequel to Happy Action Theater, Kinect Party, on Tuesday Dec 18, 2012. This comes just in time to have stupid crazy fun during your…
NEWS – NeoGeo Gold X Now Available
Tommo, Inc., in partnership with SNK PLAYMORE, confirmed that the NEOGEO X GOLD entertainment system is now available. Following the 20th anniversary of the ground breaking…
NEWS – Splinter Cell Movie Details
Ubisoft and New Regency announced that they are partnering on the forthcoming Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell film. Ubisoft Motion Pictures, the film and television division of…
NEWS – Kinect Party Trailer
Double Fine recently released a new trailer for Kinect Party, the sequel to Happy Action Theater. You can check out the trailer HERE. Up to 6 players can expect to participate in…
REVIEW – Aero Porter 3DS eShop
Lots of Baggage – Aero Porter is the second game of the Guild01 compilation. Liberation Maiden was released by Suda51 a few weeks ago and now Aero Porter is the latest game…
BLOG – Club Nintendo Nov. 2012 Summary
Unknown Digital Downloads – Nintendo has treated November 2012 a little differently with their digital downloads as most games were relatively unknown WiiWare and DSiWare games. Early in the month, Mario Picross…
REVIEW – Midway Arcade Origins (360)
Blast From The Past – Compilation games are nothing new. Namco, Konami, and even Nintendo constantly find ways and excuses to re-release old games… but for some reason gamers re-buy games all…
BLOG – Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance Preview (360/PS3)
Getting Revenge Again? – The rough development cycle of Metal Gear Rising has been well documented and gamers should be knowledgeable with the innovated sword slashing cut-and-take gameplay. Instead of revisiting facts…
REVIEW – Capcom Digital Collection (360)
Bang For Your Buck – Back in March 2012, Capcom released their Digital Collection – one disc that is composed of eight of their XBLA games. Originally retailing for $40, this disc…