The first-person shooter genre may be crowded, but the upper echelon is still sparsely populated. Enter Section 8: Prejudice, a new sci-fi FPS that hopes to find itself among the latter group. Section 8: Prejudice takes place in the distant future, when humanity calls upon its most fearless defenders to confront an emerging threat determined […]
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The Chronicles of Narnia blasted out of the theatrical gates with a scope that rivaled The Lord of the Rings, even if it didn’t match it in box-office sales. The sequel, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, didn’t fare quite as well at the theater but has since released for home viewers with a massive
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Torchlight started its life as a Windows PC game, but after selling more than 800,000 units, Runic and Microsoft Game Studios decided to launch an Xbox Live Arcade version to bring the PC phenom to the console crowd. In the Xbox 360 version of Torchlight, combat is more exciting with revamped controls and mechanics, new
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With Gears of War 3 at the top of many Xbox 360 gamers’ minds, it’s tempting to think that Halo: Reach is all but forgotten. Yes, that’s a joke. Halo: Reach is still the latest game in the Halo franchise, which means millions of people are looking for all sorts of excuses to get in
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Sony yesterday began a phased region-by-region restoration of its PlayStation Network and Qriocity Services, with the country-by-country rollout beginning in the Americas, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and the Middle East. The company expects to have the services fully restored by the end of May 2011. The first phase of restored services for these countries and
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It’s appropriate that Carnival Games: Monkey See Monkey Do shipped for Xbox Kinect less than six months after the gesture-sensing peripheral’s release. The original Carnival Games released when the gaming masses were still getting their arms around (or shall I say “moving with”) the Nintendo Wii and its then-new motion controls. The game hinged on
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An air combat game called MetalStorm: Online has flown onto the Apple App Store today courtesy of Z2Live, the company behind the popular iOS game Trade Nations. MetalStorm: Online is free to play and lets players compete in real-time multiplayer battles in a 360-degree aerial battlefield via 3G as well as WiFi connection. MetalStorm Online
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Sony today took the wraps off a brand-new PS3-exclusive shooter coming in 2012 called Starhawk. The game, which takes place in “the lawless frontier of space,” will support 32-player online multiplayer matches, four-player online and offline co-operative play, and split-screen gameplay. And yes, there’s a single-player campaign too. Starhawk will be a fast-paced third-person shooter
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The image of Prince William and Kate Middleton enjoying their first public kiss was one of the year’s most iconic scene for millions of people worldwide. The developers of Yoostar 2 are now helping all those viewers who also happen to own an Xbox 360 make their own Royal Wedding dreams come true by making
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Back when DVDs were still new, an entire generation of would-be actors and actresses popped-in their favorite movies and performed classic scenes as if they were the ones in front of the camera. Meanwhile, Scene It! board-game fans tested their Hollywood mettle by recalling lines, actors and actresses from the silver screen. Fast-forward to 2011,
