The next-gen consoles and E3 2013 have inspired more questions than answers, from Microsoft’s position on used games (read our Xbox One used-game policy analysis) and the status of PS4 pre-orders to the future of GameFly on Xbox One and the Xbox One and PS4 release date. Much to Nintendo’s chagrin, the upcoming console war […]
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indiePub Entertainment has released an arcade-style combat racing game called Fireburst today for Xbox 360 via Xbox Live. The PS3 version will hit in a few months. In Fireburst, players blast opponents off the road via arcade-style combat racing, and as they outrun their opponents they can even set them ablaze in their flaming wake.
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There’s a new puzzler on the XBLA landscape today called Storm, which has been referred to in the past as a cross between Braid and Flower. Certainly that’s a good comparison, so you may just want to take note and download it today. PS3 owners, you’ll have to wait until next week, as the game
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E3 2013 is now in the books, which means it’s time for people to play the games that are on the shelf today rather than simply talk about the games coming to the shelf tomorrow. With that in mind, Sony and Naughty Dog have released The Last of Us for PS3. Naughty Dog is best
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No matter what outsiders may say, E3 should be taken seriously. Booths cost millions of dollars, events cost hundreds of thousands, and the stability of half-finished video games could make or break the careers of hundreds of family-wage developers. Maybe it’s that very pressure that causes such funny things to be said. It’s important to
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As you wait to watch the NBA Finals live stream or TV presentation and listen to the debate about whether LeBron James is the King or the Highest-Profile Choke Artist, 2K Sports has some news to sway the conversation more toward the “king” side: he’s the cover athlete for NBA 2K14, which will appear on
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After an initial flurry of Xbox One pre-orders that pushed Amazon.com to be sold out, the online retailer has a new batch of Xbox One hardware available for pre-order now, including the special Xbox One Day One Edition. That special version of the console will only be available at launch, so if you want to
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It’s news that may have been overlooked by many gamers this week, but Nintendo announcing its first free-to-play game is worth reiterating in light of all the success and buzz the PS4 and Xbox One have had at E3. Nintendo’s first free-to-play game will arrive by March 2014. The March 2014 date isn’t arbitrary; it’s
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I’ve always been a fan of the Need for Speed series, so getting the chance to see the Xbox One and PS4 version of Need for Speed Rivals was a treat during EA’s E3 2013 press conference. The Need for Speed Rivals game demo showed off a new “Cops vs. Racer” gameplay section in real
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Reports of the death of the music-playing game genre have been grossly exaggerated, as a new Rocksmith 2014 Edition has been announced for the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC/Mac. Rocksmith 2014 Edition is the next installment in the Ubisoft franchise that has taught 1.4 million people worldwide how to play guitar. Rocksmith 2014 Edition will
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