Continuing their eventual goal of having every Final Fantasy game re-released on every possible platform, Square has taken the previously-released iPhone version of Final Fantasy III and upgraded it to the iPad.
Portal's turrets probably have already made you say "awww" at their overall
cuteness, but a newly discovered easter egg from the sequel just adds to
that feeling.
[Update #2]: It looks like Sony isn't ready to throw in the towel
on the PSP Go just yet. While production of the handheld is history in
Japan and Europe, the PSP Go will still be available in America.
The app is called The Final Hours of Portal 2, but don’t worry, it's not
an app that spoils the ending of Portal 2. Instead it gives users a
behind-the-scenes look at the creation of this spring’s blockbuster.
I never graduated past building randomly colored rectangle houses out of
my LEGO bricks, so this video blows my mind. YouTube user Petzoldhaus has
posted a video of a motorized StarCraft II Siege Tank that you have to
see to believe.
With NPD refusing to divulge sales numbers to the public and digital
sales being kept in a shroud of secrecy, finding any solid intel on how
games are performing is becoming an increasingly difficult task. Don't look
to Valve to save the day.
The previous Mario & Sonic Olympic Games titles have scored some
sales medals of their own, so it looks like Nintendo and Sega’s mascots
will be reuniting for another test of the titans during next year’s
Olympic games set in London.