Tetris has seen so many variations of itself that it can almost be called a 
template at this point. Its humble beginnings on the Gameboy has spawned a legion of sequels from 3D variations to new games featuring popular mascots. It’s no surprise, though, because its simplistic gameplay is both addicting and fun and appeals to the masses like no other game. Tetris Splash literally changes nothing…
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It’s the first Castlevania game to appear on Sony’s handheld system–and it includes Symphony of the Night.
Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles Heads for PSP Read More »
The King Kong-inspired movie will make its way into your home courtesy of New Line.
The King of Kong Coming to DVD on January 29 Read More »
For many critics, Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A
Space Odyssey is a boring, drawn out portrait of egotistical filmmaking gone awry. For others, it marks the dawn of a new age of creative photo-realistic special effects and operatic science fiction filmmaking. No matter which side of the fence opinions reside, there’s no arguing from either camp that 2001: A Space Odyssey is one of the most beautifully shot films of all time, deserving….
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It’s a slow news day, OK?
Burnout Paradise Gets a Ship Date Read More »
This wave of extras will set gamers back 200 Microsoft Points.
Blue Dragon Scores More Downloadable Content Read More »
Get ready to rock early next week.
Guitar Hero III to Ship this Weekend Read More »
There’s sufficient supplemental material and scores of HD exclusive material to keep everyone happy.
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The third mode features five survival battles that grant access to Rachel’s hair when you’re done. Seriously.
Ninja Gaiden Sigma Gets New Survival Mode Read More »
Yep, that’s a long name. But Ignition Entertainment doesn’t care.
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