Soldner-X Himmelssturmer is a new side-scrolling shooter for the PS3. Essentially, the game is identical to Microsoft's Aegis Wing, except Soldner-X offers higher-quality graphics, gameplay experience, and deeper integration of weapon use. Like every game, the game does suffer from some faults, but in the end the game has far more strengths than weaknesses.
The once beautiful world of Qterra is nothing how it used to be. A great cataclysm has ruptured the very lands and from the...
One of the more surprising moments of E3 had to be Valve's Gabe Newell walking onstage during the Sony press conference and not only confirming Portal 2 on the PS3, but basically prostrating himself before the world and declaring an undying love for the console which he previously hated with a passion. But Valve's sudden change of heart over the console doesn't extend to its fancy new features, as the company has stated it's not interested in including motion controls or 3D support in Portal 2. The rest of this story, presented in 2D, after the break.
Red Faction: Guerilla seemed to universally impress those that got around to playing it after its release this past summer. Unfortunately (for THQ), that group was much smaller than they had anticipated and the game was considered less-than-successful commercially. Good fortune has found those craving a sequel. THQ's Executive VP of Core Games Danny Bilson confirmed a follow-up is in the works in an interview with Joystiq during GDC 2010. The new game will be a drastic change from Guerilla and will actually hearken back to the first two entries in the series "because about 80% of it is underground," Bilson was quoted as saying. Many fans will remember that the series actually started as a first-person shooter where players burrowed (in a sense) through walls in a more linear series of mine shafts. The gameplay was revolutionary at the time. It will be interesting to see how developers meld the open-world mentality of Guerilla with the lack of openness that is usually a consequence of going underground. Read more after the break.
Electronic Arts announces "Throwback Tracks" from the 80's and 90's.
[This interview took place before Marcin Iwinski resigned from his position at CD Projekt.]It's been almost three weeks since retro game retailer GOG
The original Knights of the Old Republic was undoubtedly one of the benchmark titles of 2003. It was the first Xbox RPG to...
Who here remembers playing Pokemon, away from your peers during lunch? Secretly trying to keep your GameBoy Pockets and Colors out of the hands of sc
 It's that time of year again when the sun starts going down earlier, back to school supplies are on the shelves, and college students around the world gather in each others' rooms to play video games.  This is your guide to the top ten best games to play in your dorm room/apartment/frat house/common area.  Games can open up so many doors! You may be playing with your future BFF, a possible one night fling, or  - on the rare occasion - your psychology professor. 10. Halo series (Xbox 360) This is really a good standby for anyone that has an Xbox 360.  Halo has been around for almost ten years and is one of the gold standards for shooters.  If you're looking for the best way to keep it casual, playing the campaign with a buddy is good way to go.  With multiple save points, colorful enemies and vehicle combat, it's hard to go wrong with any of the Halo games.  If there is a "best" mode to play when getting to know someone, try out Halo 3: ODST's Firefight. With waves of enemies coming at you and coordination of ammo and health a must, it's a good way to get talking.  It's that time of year again when the sun starts going down earlier, back to school supplies are on the shelves, and college students around the world gather in each others' rooms to play video games.  This is your guide to the top ten best games to play in your dorm room/apartment/frat house/common area.  Games can open up so many doors! You may be playing with your future BFF, a possible one night fling, or  - on the rare occasion - your psychology professor. 10. Halo series (Xbox 360) This is really a good standby for anyone that has an Xbox 360.  Halo has been around for almost ten years and is one of the gold standards for shooters.  If you're looking for the best way to keep it casual, playing the campaign with a buddy is good way to go.  With multiple save points, colorful enemies and vehicle combat, it's hard to go wrong with any of the Halo games.  If there is a "best" mode to play when getting to know someone, try out Halo 3: ODST's Firefight. With waves of enemies coming at you and coordination of ammo and health a must, it's a good way to get talking. Halo series (Xbox 360) This is really a good standby for anyone that has an Xbox 360.  Halo has been around for almost ten years, and is one of the gold standards for shooters.  If you're looking for the best way to keep it casual, playing the campaign with a buddy is good way to go.  With multiple save points, colorful enemies and vehicle combat it's hard to go wrong with any of the Halo games.  If there is a "best" mode to play when getting to know someone, try out Halo 3: ODST's Firefight, with waves of enemies coming at you and coordination of ammo and health a must, it's a good way to get talking. Halo series (Xbox 360) This is really a good standby for anyone that has an Xbox 360.  Halo has been around for almost ten years, and is one of the gold standards for shooters.  If you're looking for the best way to keep it casual, playing the campaign with a buddy is good way to go.  With multiple save points, colorful enemies and vehicle combat it's hard to go wrong with any of the Halo games.  If there is a "best" mode to play when getting to know someone, try out Halo 3: ODST's Firefight, with waves of enemies coming at you and coordination of ammo and health a must, it's a good way to get talking. Halo series (Xbox 360) This is really a good standby for anyone that has an Xbox 360.  Halo has been around for almost ten years, and is one of the gold standards for shooters.  If you're looking for the best way to keep it casual, playing the campaign with a buddy is good way to go.  With multiple save points, colorful enemies and vehicle combat it's hard to go wrong with any of the Halo games.  If there is a "best" mode to play when getting to know someone, try out Halo 3: ODST's Firefight, with waves of enemies coming at you and coordination of ammo and health a must, it's a good way to get talking. It's that time of year again when the sun starts going down earlier, back to school supplies are on the shelves, and college students around the world gather in each others' rooms to play video games.  This is your guide to the top ten best games to play in your dorm room/apartment/frat house/common area.  Games can open up so many doors! You may be playing with your future BFF, a possible one night fling, or  - on the rare occasion - your psychology professor. 10. Halo series (Xbox 360) This is really a good standby for anyone that has an Xbox 360.  Halo has been around for almost ten years and is one of the gold standards for shooters.  If you're looking for the best way to keep it casual, playing the campaign with a buddy is good way to go.  With multiple save points, colorful enemies and vehicle combat, it's hard to go wrong with any of the Halo games.  If there is a "best" mode to play when getting to know someone, try out Halo 3: ODST's Firefight. With waves of enemies coming at you and coordination of ammo and health a must, it's a good way to get talking. Halo series (Xbox 360) This is really a good standby for anyone that has an Xbox 360.  Halo has been around for almost ten years, and is one of the gold standards for shooters.  If you're looking for the best way to keep it casual, playing the campaign with a buddy is good way to go.  With multiple save points, colorful enemies and vehicle combat it's hard to go wrong with any of the Halo games.  If there is a "best" mode to play when getting to know someone, try out Halo 3: ODST's Firefight, with waves of enemies coming at you and coordination of ammo and health a must, it's a good way to get talking. Halo series (Xbox 360) This is really a good standby for anyone that has an Xbox 360.  Halo has been around for almost ten years, and is one of the gold standards for shooters.  If you're looking for the best way to keep it casual, playing the campaign with a buddy is good way to go.  With multiple save points, colorful enemies and vehicle combat it's hard to go wrong with any of the Halo games.  If there is a "best" mode to play when getting to know someone, try out Halo 3: ODST's Firefight, with waves of enemies coming at you and coordination of ammo and health a must, it's a good way to get talking. Halo series (Xbox 360) This is really a good standby for anyone that has an Xbox 360.  Halo has been around for almost ten years, and is one of the gold standards for shooters.  If you're looking for the best way to keep it casual, playing the campaign with a buddy is good way to go.  With multiple save points, colorful enemies and vehicle combat it's hard to go wrong with any of the Halo games.  If there is a "best" mode to play when getting to know someone, try out Halo 3: ODST's Firefight, with waves of enemies coming at you and coordination of ammo and health a must, it's a good way to get talking. It's that time of year again when the sun starts going down earlier, back to school supplies are on the shelves, and college students around the world gather in each others' rooms to play video games.  This is your guide to the top ten best games to play in your dorm room/apartment/frat house/common area.  Games can open up so many doors! You may be playing with your future BFF, a possible one night fling, or  - on the rare occasion - your psychology professor. 10. Halo series (Xbox 360) This is really a good standby for anyone that has an Xbox 360.  Halo has been around for almost ten years and is one of the gold standards for shooters.  If you're looking for the best way to keep it casual, playing the campaign with a buddy is good way to go.  With multiple save points, colorful enemies and vehicle combat, it's hard to go wrong with any of the Halo games.  If there is a "best" mode to play when getting to know someone, try out Halo 3: ODST's Firefight. With waves of enemies coming at you and coordination of ammo and health a must, it's a good way to get talking. Halo series (Xbox 360) This is really a good standby for anyone that has an Xbox 360.  Halo has been around for almost ten years, and is one of the gold standards for shooters.  If you're looking for the best way to keep it casual, playing the campaign with a buddy is good way to go.  With multiple save points, colorful enemies and vehicle combat it's hard to go wrong with any of the Halo games.  If there is a "best" mode to play when getting to know someone, try out Halo 3: ODST's Firefight, with waves of enemies coming at you and coordination of ammo and health a must, it's a good way to get talking. Halo series (Xbox 360) This is really a good standby for anyone that has an Xbox 360.  Halo has been around for almost ten years, and is one of the gold standards for shooters.  If you're looking for the best way to keep it casual, playing the campaign with a buddy is good way to go.  With multiple save points, colorful enemies and vehicle combat it's hard to go wrong with any of the Halo games.  If there is a "best" mode to play when getting to know someone, try out Halo 3: ODST's Firefight, with waves of enemies coming at you and coordination of ammo and health a must, it's a good way to get talking. Halo series (Xbox 360) This is really a good standby for anyone that has an Xbox 360.  Halo has been around for almost ten years, and is one of the gold standards for shooters.  If you're looking for the best way to keep it casual, playing the campaign with a buddy is good way to go.  With multiple save points, colorful enemies and vehicle combat it's hard to go wrong with any of the Halo games.  If there is a "best" mode to play when getting to know someone, try out Halo 3: ODST's Firefight, with waves of enemies coming at you and coordination of ammo and health a must, it's a good way to get talking.
A 9-year-old boy was killed Saturday, Jan. 3 in Harlem after playing a Tony Hawk video game with his 25-year-old friend, according to the NY Daily News. Anthony Maldonado died when Alejandro Morales allegedly stabbed the boy numerous times in the chest. It is unknown why the murder took place. Maldonado was at his uncle's Harlem apartment when the incident occurred at approximately 3:30 a.m. According to the family, Maldonado was in the fourth grade, loved skateboarding and was "ecstatic" about receiving a PlayStation for Christmas.
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