THQ's highly anticipated shooter, Homefront, has been leaked 2 weeks prior to it's retail release.

Homefront, THQ’s near-future first person shooter focuses on the speculative unrest caused by Korean Invasion of US soil, one of a few games that brings war home. Not for us of course, safe on the southernmost tip of Africa. It’s generating quite a bit of buzz, primarily for its daring, uneasy setting, but also because it’s real, gritty and has …

As a games reviewer, you’re often afforded the opportunity to play games you’d otherwise never pay attention to. More often than not, the reason you’ve never given them a second glance is that they’re downright awful; cheap, nasty cash-ins by third rate studios that shouldn’t have gone further than being an idea knocking about in the developers’ heads. Sometimes though, …

Danny Bilson from THQ has been busy updating his Twitter followers about THQ’s near term plans and has tweeted the above which is pretty straight forward really. What this core game is and how Kinect will be enabled is anyone’s guess but with him also saying that they have 2 Move core titles that are going to be announced I …

Darksiders is totally awesome; any game that allows you to pick up an enemy by the leg and then smash it head-first on the ground gets a 10/10 in my book. I was a little late to the party so I’m actually playing it at the moment. The good news is that once I’m done with it I won’t have …

One of the most marketed and yet secretive games of E3 this year was Homefront from THQ. Across the road from the LA Convention Centre a huge parking lot was turned into North Korean territory surrounded by razor wire and guarded by multiple armed soldiers. Inside the centre we often saw North Korean soldiers marching through the convention which while …

You may have heard rumours a while back about a drawing pad peripheral coming to the Wii? Well it’s nearly here and Kotaku has gotten some hands on time with it and by all accounts it’s actually really impressive. The basic idea is simple, you plug your nunchuck into the pad so that all the button are still available to …

THQ boss Brian Farrell believes that console games will drop from their current $60 price points to a much more reasonable $30-$40, and may even become free to play. Before you put on your party pants, there’s a huge caveat. Games will typically be stripped-down and shipped with less on-disc content than we get right now, with the option to …