The Facebook game sensation that I totally don't understand, Farmville,
has launched in Japan under a slightly different name and with some
minor tweaks for the new locale.
Gran Turismo 5 is finally here, and racing fans have been in car sim
bliss for the past week. Just in case you've emerged long enough to
wonder about the game's future, though, GT5 designer Kazunori Yamauchi
has been answering questions via Twitter.
If
you're playing the already-patched and relatively smooth PC version of Fallout: New Vegas,
that means you also have access to user mods, and I've located one
you're probably going to want to download.
An anonymous source claims we'll be getting as many as eight new Blizzard releases over the next four years. Is this potential schedule too good to be true?
With the Deus Ex franchise finally set for a rebirth with next year's
Human Revolution, publisher Square Enix is celebrating the best way
they know how: with a massive special edition and a bunch of preorder
bonuses.
Cowboys & Aliens, the new movie in the works from Iron Man and Iron Man 2
director Jon Favreau, is based on a graphic novel. However, according
to recent comments, Favreau also has Rockstar's recent open-world
Western in mind as he's making the film.
I've spent the last few weeks checking out OnLive's new microconsole. Check out my thoughts on the impressive technology and the questionable business plan behind it.
WoW lead systems designer Greg Street walks us through why Blizzard decided to redo the old world in Cataclysm, what they've learned from Wrath of the Lich King, and where the world's biggest MMO is looking to go in the future.
Actor Mark Wahlberg has confirmed rumors that director David O. Russell
wants him to take on the role of Nathan Drake in the upcoming film
adaptation of Uncharted.
Ubisoft took a surprising chance by adding multiplayer into the
Assassin's Creed formula with Brotherhood, but it ended up being rather fun. If you've been enjoying the unique multiplayer, Ubisoft
has a nice holiday gift for you: free DLC.
