Portal was one of those “where the heck did this come from?” type of games when Valve shipped it as part of The Orange Box. Nothing quite like it had been done before, so reviewing Portal was a bit of a pain. Between its mix of brain-teasing puzzles, its unique physics-reliant portal gun and the […]
Harmonix today announced that songs from Tone Lōc, Dem Franchize Boyz and Justice will be available beginning April 19 for download from the in-game store and on Xbox LIVE for Dance Central, the first controller-free, body-tracking, fully immersive dance video game, exclusively for Kinect for Xbox 360. Free from any controller, Dance Central, a top
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Normally, small add-on bits of software like this new table from Zen Studios won’t get much of a blurb from me – but after spending so much of my time with Pinball FX2 and the fabulous Marvel tables previously, I’d me mistaken not to mention the new addition for the engine. Yes, Mars has been
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Sonic the Hedgehog is celebrating his 20th anniversary this year, and to commemorate the milestone, Sega today unveiled Sonic Generations for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Sonic Generations will ship for both consoles this holiday season and promises a “fast paced adventure” that hearkens back to the little blue dude’s debut on the Genesis. The
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Bethesda today announced that gamers who pre-order RAGE from Amazon.com will get a free upgrade to the game’s Anarchy Edition. The RAGE Anarchy Edition includes four exclusive in-game items: a Double-Barreled Shotgun, Crimson Elite Armor, Fists of RAGE and the Rat Rod Buggy. RAGE is the anticipated open-world shooter from id Software. Yes, an id
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When the first Crysis launched on PC, my inner graphics whore cried with glee at the visuals but dropped to its knees for mercy because my computer didn’t have the horsepower to run the game. Such was the case with many gamers, in fact, which made the PS3 and Xbox 360 unveiling of Crysis 2
Starting today, Kinect support for Netflix now allows consumers to instantly watch TV shows and movies streaming from Netflix with just the wave of their hand and sound of their voice. As the first console to launch streaming from Netflix in 2008 and the only device that lets you share your favorite movies and TV
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I’m not afraid to admit it: I’m a Michael Jackson fan. One of my biggest musical regrets is not having the chance to see him in concert. But Ubisoft hopes to appease Xbox 360 and PS3 owners like me with Michael Jackson The Experience, which has shipped in North America for both Xbox Kinect and
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Halo: Reach may not be getting any DLC or other in-game content soon, but Halo Waypoint will get a ton of franchise-related goodies this weekend, Xbox Live avatars will have some new Halo-related gear available tomorrow, and later in April Halo fans will get a full-on motion comic. Tomorrow (April 14), a fun new collection
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The 2009 handheld game Might and Magic Clash of Heroes has gotten a high-definition remake, but it’s not for the Nintendo 3DS or Sony’s upcoming NGP as you might expect. Quite the contrary, Ubisoft has just released Might and Magic Clash of Heroes for Xbox Live Arcade and the PlayStation Network. This HD version of
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