Archive for March, 2011 - Page 14

It’s been nearly 22 years since River City Ransom’s Alex and Ryan went on a quest across River City to save Ryan’s girlfriend. They made countless punks from gangs like the Squids and the Cowboys barf along the way, ate their fair share of Merv Fries, and in the end, [...]

You may be stuck waiting until the end of August to play Deus Ex: Human Revolution (sad fact: if it hadn’t been delayed, you’d be playing it now), but thankfully Eidos has released another trailer so you can get your Deus Ex fix. This time, Eidos examines the different tactical [...]

You’ve had some great times with your Nintendo DS over the years, but let’s face it: with the arrival of the 3DS this weekend, what you and your DS once had is lost. Luckily for you, Walmart has announced that you can sell your suddenly hideous and soon-to-be forgotten DS [...]

Dragon Age 2 is getting mixed review scores – so why not go back to Dragon Age: Origins, which you know is awesome? Impulse is offering the 2009 “RPG of the Year” (and probably my 2009 Game Of The Year) for 50% off the list price, at just $25. Considering [...]

This past week was the CTIA Wireless trade show in Orlando, Florida. It’s the biggest mobile industry trade show in the United States, and Japanese carrier NTT DoCoMo had reserved a large section of floor space to exhibit their wares for the upcoming year. CTIA 2011 started on March 22nd [...]

We already know that the PS3 version of Portal 2 will include support for some Steam features, including things like cross-platform chat, saving to Steam Cloud, and probably most importantly, being able to download the PC or Mac version at no additional cost. In a recent interview with GamerZines, Valve [...]

As was the case with the Mobile World Congress, the end of a trade show usually puts me in the post-mortem state of mind. And the 2011 CTIA was no different, so I put together a list of the top seven big winners from the 2011 CTIA show. There were [...]

Now this one was a definite surprise: seems The Weinstein Company, who have been putting out movies for decades now, and hold a lot of major names in their collective stable, opened up a branch that deals in video games. They’ll be emerging for what is described by the company [...]

Where you’re talking about classic RPGs, it doesn’t get much better than Square Enix’s Chrono Trigger. If you’ve been one of the many requesting its release on the Wii Virtual Console for pretty much as long as the Virtual Console has been around, then today is a good day, because [...]

As great as reading is, there are just some times when you can’t. I personally keep a stockpile of audio books in my car in a variety of formats (I have yet to find a replacement for my copy of Dave Barry’s A Complete Guide To Guys on cassette, of [...]