NHL 08 Skates into Retailers
EA Sports jammed in a bunch of new features this time around.
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Majesco Ships Kengo: Legend of the 9 for Xbox 360
Amazingly enough, it’s Majesco’s first Xbox 360 game.
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DiRT Races into Retail for PlayStation 3
Codemasters’ next-gen racer makes its way to Sony’s system.
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Carnival Games Wii Review
Games like Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, BioShock and Halo 3 are
the obvious choices to dominate press headlines this time of year, and rightfully so. Yet they aren’t the only games with a chance to claim blockbuster status. Take-Two Interactive has quietly unleashed Carnival Games for the Wii, and in doing so, hopes to cash in on a combination of the multiplayer craze Mario Party began many years ago….
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Take-Two Creates 2K Play Label, Teams with Nickelodeon
Looks like everyone is officially getting into the world of casual games.
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Oblivion Game of the Year Edition Ships for Xbox 360, PC
As if you needed yet another excuse to drop some time in the land of The Elder Scrolls IV….
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Enemy Territory: QUAKE Wars Demo Now Available
Activision makes the game demo available on the shooter’s official Web site.
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EA Playground Preview
The Wii is often labeled as the “kiddie console,” but more often
than not those claims are nothing more than empty insults thrown by hardcore gamers. It’s ironic, then, that EA Playground is inspired by and features kids — but has a good chance of appealing to both kids and casual gamers alike. EA Playground is essentially a collection of minigames wrapped in a role-playing “metagame” wrapper. This metagame….
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The Simpsons Nintendo DS Preview
Say what you will about licensed games, but Electronic Arts
is giving The Simpsons a franchise-worthy outing this fall with its entire slate of The Simpsons videogames (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii, PS2, PSP and DS). But while the console versions are shaping up to be fun, the Nintendo DS version is flat-out astounding. In fact, pound for pound and pixel for pixel, there might not be a better gaming value this year. The Simpsons for….
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All-Pro Football 2K8 Review
Technically there’s nothing wrong with the game — had it released in 2006. Try again, guys.
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