Apparently that is what these three guys are aiming for, to become the Top Gear of gaming and from first impressions they have a long way to go… but there is something there. The three guys are Yahtzee from Zero Punctuation fame and then Yug and Matt from no fame at all… apparently they are from AustralianGamer.com. Anyway the trailer …
Sony is really on a roll with these new adverts for the PS3 and this new one just hammers that fact down even more. Gone are the days of strange Sony adverts, much like those fake ones we posted earlier this week. This video has another person contacting Sony with a question/issue that they have and deals with the fact …
It’s been three long days since the PSP Go was released in the UK and it has already received a price cut. Originally retailing for 225 Pounds, or R2 700, it has now been spotted for a more appealing yet still pricey 199 Pounds or R2 400. No official announcement has been made in regards to the price cut but …
Jack’s back and that’s a good thing. Is it just me or has Jack Tretton been a bit quiet over the past couple of months? Well he’s back now and he is as good as ever, first up we have Jack stating that he is very happy with the numbers and that he see’s this as proof that people have …
I had pretty much forgotten about the previous PS3 exclusive and now undecided L.A Noire but apparently it’s coming on splendidly. Rockstar recently responded to a question received via Facebook asking about the game and when it is expected to be released. “While we have yet to announce a definitive release date, L.A. Noire is coming along quite splendidly, and …
I was flipping through the latest gaming brochure advert…thing from Musica (which you can digitally access here, if you’re interested) and something on page 7 caught my eye. Proudly emblazoned on the top and bottom of the Xbox 360 advert page is a badge declaring that Musica is the 2009 Xbox retailer of the year. When did this awards ceremony …
If you played the first Red Steel Game on the Wii you probably would have been – like I was – bitterly disappointed. It was meant to be the first game that got motion-controlled swordplay right. It failed, miserably. A lot of that had to do with the Wii itself – The Wiimote wasn’t anywhere near as accurate as Nintendo …
So, the time had come for me to finally get my hands on DJ Hero. After seeing quite a few of the trailers and gameplay videos, I realised that I still had very little idea of how the game actually worked and what one actually needed to do to perform the necessary moves scrolling down the screen. I broke …
A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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