The Modern Warfare 2 Prestige Edition is easily the most epic collector’s set this side of the Halo 3: Cat Helmet Edition. In fact, it tops the H3:CHE considering that it comes with freakin’ night-vision goggles that you and your cat (or dog, for that matter) can wear. The Prestige Edition is so epic that [...]
Richard B. Riddick’s first adventure in gaming, Escape from Butcher Bay, was ahead of it’s time. It was a first person shooter that had equal parts shooting, sneaking and adventuring. It wasn’t your normal FPS by a long shot. Instead of shooting everything that moved, you actually talked to people. The game was very well [...]
Is it more of the same? You’ll have to hit the jump to find out!
There are very few characters that I want to be more than Wolverine. I would even venture to give him the title of “The Ultimate Bad Ass.” A game that lets you play as said ultimate bad ass seems like a no brainer, yet the last Wolverine game I played (X2: Wolverine’s Revenge) was [...]
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Best Line: “Oh man, don’t tell me I’ve been slaying hot girls this whole time.”
What may have been the worst kept secret of the past few months has finally gone official. Everyone’s favorite franchise crossover battle, Marvel vs. Capcom 2, is coming back to 360 and PS3. This summer you’ll be able to download the much-loved fighter from XBLA or PSN. No price has been announced yet but I’d [...]
Before Killzone 2, the first Red Faction game was my only go-to FPS on a Sony console. It’s good to see the franchise, a story of rebel miners on Mars, make it’s way to hi-def consoles with Red Faction: Guerrilla. Guerrilla nudges the camera back a bit with a third-person camera angle, which is new [...]
RetailPlay is a weekly look at upcoming video game retail releases. Check back every Tuesday to see what to expect in the following week, and keep an eye out for DownloadPlay on Fridays, which looks at downloadable game releases.
Turns out you’ll be paying $5.99 for the two maps available on Killzone 2’s Steel & Titanium DLC pack. That’s about $3 a pop if you’re able to brave through such complex math equations. Why are all the Killzone maps so dark and gloomy anyways? Why can’t I battle through Helghan Disneyland if I’m paying [...]
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