Valve has always had a sense of humor slightly disjointed from the rest of their fraternity. Be it from the very lovable Companion Cube (whose absence keeps us up some nights), or to their latest Steam release.
Chinatown Wars Lite is a trial version of the open-world sandbox crime game, which brought in rave reviews and much adulation from critics and gamers alike. The life version of the game allows you to play the first three missions and gives you just enough of a taste of carjacking, gunfights, and high-speed chases now synonymous with the Grand Theft Auto experience.
Sony is set to announce PSN+ at E3 next month, a premium version of their PlayStation Network service. The alleged benefits sound fantastic and probably justify more than a few nightmares for xbots and wet dreams for ps fanboys.
We all dreamed of a world where we could dress-up our enemies. The only way to do this on this planet is to do it on another- *ahem* in virtual reality, or in psychotropic induced states bordering on comatose
Bungie expects as many as three million players to participate and rant over the severely outdated Microsoft headsets. Now a certified Microsoft divorcée, developer Bungie released a video hosted by celebrity comedienne Aisha Tyler to promote the event.
The next Call of Duty game has been unmasked with the official Web site of the game, carrying the subtitle – Black Ops, set to launch on Activision’s beloved November 9 street date.
The HP Swing Real Life gaming console wants you to participate, wants you to shake it and everything else. The Swing idea is to get you not only press a few buttons, but to get you stand on those chubby legs and burn some body fat.
Utilizing the iPhone’s strong gaming heritage, the iPad reportedly has a staggering 44% of apps which are games. Keep in mind these are only relative figures of the apps being tested on the iPad
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