F.E.A.R. 3 Tips & Tricks
Looking to take your F.E.A.R. 3 gameplay to the next level? Then look no further! GameZone offers you some tips and tricks from the team at Day 1 Stu
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Insomniac Talks Developing for Other Platforms and Performing Tricks on PS3
Insomniac Games is a third-party developer with ties very close to Sony. As such, some of their top franchises like Resistance and Ratchet & Clank are strongly associated with the PlayStation platforms. On the other hand, Crash Bandicoot and Lara Croft, also third-party creations, were once upon a time both strongly tied to the PlayStation brand, serving as unofficial mascots for the original PlayStation. They've since moved on to encompass all platforms, and... well, that road has just been like traveling a long, gravel driveway on a tricycle for them, hasn't it? In any case, the question remains: what does Insomniac think of the idea of spreading their wings and branching out (pardon my mixed metaphors) onto other platforms? After all, many publishers and developers have already decided that remaining console-exclusive isn't especially viable in this climate.
Batman: Arkham Asylum: Is Eidos Up to Their Old Tricks?
Eidos has made a name for itself in the industry as a controversial figure, and not in the usual "video games are corrupting our society" kind of way. Falsified promotion, Gerstmanngate, and other such nonsense that is generally frowned upon have been the order of the day before, and it seems that they're up to their old tricks again... maybe. The RAM Raider alleges that while a number of magazines already have their review code for Batman: Arkham Asylum, they have to sit on their respective critiques until the end of the month. That is, unless they are willing to concede to two conditions.
Capcom Has a Few Tricks in Mind for Wii in '09
Yesterday, it was noted that Sony could expect some Capcom lovin' on the PlayStation Network and PSP come 2009, but apparently they aren't the only ones who will be receiving it; Nintendo is on Santa 'Com's "Nice" list as well.
No Balance Board Tricks in EA's Skate It
This may be old news, but better safe than sorry. Those hoping to get Electronic Arts' Skate It on Wii and really get into it, using the Balance Board and pulling off tricks might be just a little disappointed. Maybe. According to NGamer magazine, it's the Wii remote and Nunchuck you'll be using to perform tricks, leaving the Balance board to allow you to steer: "You can't use the board to pull off tricks - that's only done with the remote and nunchuck - but along with the likes of Family Ski, Skate It is further proof that what could be achieved with the new peripheral is fresh and exciting."
Dead Space 3 Guide - Tips & tricks for survival
Dead Space 3 completely overhauls the weapon and suit upgrades from Dead Space 1 and 2 in favor of salvage and customizable...
Treyarch Says Content, Not Tricks Key to Beating Used Game Market
These days, it seems like every publisher out there is doing their best to force gamers to buy new copies of games if they want all the available content. What started with Project Ten Dollar and has now evolved into Online Pass, and some analysts believe it's only a matter of time before big-name games start charging separate fees to play online. The folks at Treyarch have a different idea, why not just make games that are so good and so full of content that people don't want to trade them in? Words of wisdom after the break.
Media: Luigi-Tossing Tongue Tricks and Mario Goes NASCAR
Want to see some crazy stunt-playing in New Super Mario Bros. Wii? Then check out the following video, as Mario and the two Toads use their Yoshi's to move an inert Luigi through one of the game's levels, courtesy of Nintendo Online, via GoNintendo: And next up, Mario hits the racetrack once again, but not for Mario Kart.
Media: Skate 2, Now With Double The Tricks
The original Skate was a smash hit among gamers and a serious shot across the bow of the Tony Hawk Skateboarding franchises. It looks like EA is back and ready to unleash more havoc by doubling the moves that are at your disposal. With innovations like this, the possibilities are endless. Check out this developer trailer that describes the new features. I have always been a fan of the Tony Hawk and skateboarding games in general, but missed out on the original Skate. Do you think it would be worth my while to go back and check it out?
Ten Tricks to Xbox 360 That Microsoft Didn't Tell You
Typically, the manufacturers of game consoles don't like it when the consumer public begin to take apart their machines and see what makes them tick, or what further use they can get out of them. Naturally, Microsoft is no exception to this. However, TechRadar has compiled a handy list of ten things you can do with a 360, perhaps once the warranty has expired, though in some (if not all) cases, that may not even be necessary.Connect your Xbox 360 to two screens at oncePlay your own music in original Xbox gamesIt can write its own blogPlay Xbox 360 games online for free – without a Live accountInteract with your Xbox 360 musicConnect your Xbox 360 to a wireless network without an official adaptorPlay music from your iPodReset your Xbox 360 video settingsPlay any media file, plus online videos on your Xbox 360Use any HDMI cable and still get digital surround soundNot too shabby... may have to give number four a try sometime. Just follow the link to find out in more detail how to do any one of the above.
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