Haze has now moved from a good looking title that I was interested in to an absolute must have. Easily the best thing, in my opinion, about Halo 3 was its 4 player co-op mode. Now it has officially been confirmed that Haze will have the same thing. Co-op is something that I was very sad to see leave the …

One of the most exciting things about this generation is the ability of the next gen consoles to completely change a game with a small piece of DLC. Burnout Paradise City was easily my favourite driving game of the last year (sorry PGR, GT5:P and Forza), I enjoyed it’s simplicity of driving and complexity of challenges. The online multiplayer was …

  The publishers are getting quite good at setting up limited edition packs now… or it’s purely down to the fact that I am dying to get my hands on this game. Either way this looks like a must have for any alone in the dark fan. The pack is going to include. 15cm Alone in the Dark Edward Carnby …

  This is not to say that we or Europe are getting it any time soon, but if history is to be repeated we can expect to get it soon after this. It was announced today that Battlefield: Bad Company with all of it’s destructible environment and black humour will be landing on the Xbox 360 and PS3 in the …

Imagine that the world was full of cameras. Camera's that captured every single little thing that happened, no matter where, when or why. One can only begin to imagine the weird and wonderful things that we would see. When we heard that Bungie was including a mode in Halo 3 that would allow players to record their sessions, we knew that over time, some crazy videos would start to make their way onto the net. Some are awe inspiring, some are strange and some are just downright hilarious. If you're wondering what I'm on about, take a look at this Halo video. It gives a good taste of the strange and crazy things that happen when you have an infinite amount of possibilities, and more importantly, the ability to share it with the world. It's all about being in the right place at the right time.

In an odd move, the people at Majesco, creators of the Cooking Mama games, decided to send an email to Alex Navarro, former writer for Gamespot.com. The reason for the email? They weren't happy about the fact that he only gave their game a six out of ten, saying that its not worth your while. Now usually a letter like this would be written so formally that it will make you want to burn a business suit in the street outside your house, but this is indeed where the oddity comes in. More after the jump. The entire letter is written with a sarcastic tone, pretty much blaming people like him for any bad game sales that may occur. A passage from the letter says: "With the first Cooking Mama reaching 1 million units in Europe and near of 1 million stateside, I began to worry that this might begin to go to our heads. Majesco's parking lot would be flooded with Bentley's, Maybach's and rare hybrid cars that run on pure ego."... The author (who's name has been removed from the scan) goes on to say the following: "So, I tip my cap to you good sir for keeping us grounded. God knows we are indeed all financially well off and not a bunch of hard working people just trying to pay our bills."... I don't think that it is right that developers and publishers should contact reviewers directly to voice off their opinions of a review. I can understand that they aren't going to feel all warm and fuzzy inside when they see a low score plastered next to their game. But seriously Majesco, suck it up. The last thing we need is even more pressure being put on reviewers to keep the bigwigs happy. We all know too well that the last thing we need is for reviewers to be afraid to give their true opinions, for fear of losing their jobs. Especially after the whole fiasco with Jeff Gerstmann's dismissal from Gamespot last year.

El33t Online reports that local Wii owners can expect Wii Fit to arrive on May 5. The fitness title is due for release in Europe late in April, so local gamers eager to get themselves into a little bit of shape don’t have to wait too long to get those muscles aching. Even though Nintendo admitted Wii Fit won’t actually …

It’s strange really I was posting on a local forum earlier today about the difference between PSN and Xbox Live. The most common complaint about Live is that Microsoft charge for the service when Sony offer the same thing for free. Well this is yet another example of you getting what you pay for. Metal Gear Online is about to …