Computer/Console Gaming Category - Page 11

We’ve known for a couple of weeks which games are going to be included in this year’s Xbox Live House Party, but aside from knowing that the promotion is going to kick off on February 15th, we didn’t know much else. Major Nelson fixed that problem today by announcing release [...]

When Mojang announced that an Xbox 360 version of Minecraft was in the works at last year’s E3, it left many people scratching their heads. You see, Minecraft is not a game that seems like it would mesh well with Microsoft’s restrictive Xbox Live policies. Part of the success of [...]

The fact that we’ve only known about Resident Evil 6 for a few days hasn’t stopped the rumor mill from producing little gems for us to speculate about, and if you’re a Resident Evil fan, you’ll want to pay attention to these new whispers. That’s because if these new rumors [...]

All eyes may currently be on Alan Wake’s American Nightmare on Xbox Live Arcade, but don’t forget that Remedy is finally giving PC players a long awaited port of the original title as well. Over the weekend, Remedy gave us some more details about this port, so jump past the [...]

Given the fact that the Nintendo 3DS is currently flying off store shelves at a $170 price point, many are thinking that Sony should follow suit and cut the price on the PS Vita in time for its worldwide launch next month. Wi-Fi only Vitas will cost consumers $250 here [...]

Being the new kid on the block, Star Wars: The Old Republic has been attracting a lot of hate. For some reason or another, there’s a lot of people out there who would like to see The Old Republic fail (though why they care in the first place is entirely [...]

A few weeks ago, Metal Gear Solid boss Hideo Kojima teased a new snakeskin 3DS meant to coincide with the release of Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D. The 3DS certainly looks cool, but if you want one, you’ve got your work cut out for you because it doesn’t look [...]

The U.S. military is known to use video games and simulators in training soldiers for combat and other missions. In a new effort to involve the public, the organization plans to crowdsource software testing initiatives through games.

In an age where players complain that video games are trying to appeal to the lowest common denominator and streamlining where they should be adding more depth, it’s nice to see a studio take the initiative to introduce a tougher way to play its games. One of these studios is [...]

Sega’s been pumping out Sonic the Hedgehog titles for over two decades now, and while Sonic has always had plenty of exposure on consoles (for better or worse), Sega hasn’t always treated all platforms equally. Specifically, PC players frequently miss out on new Sonic releases, only getting special ports years [...]