By Eric Frederiksen |
Assassin’s Creed III is so close. So close to being Game of the Year material, and so close to being what anyone who loved Assassin’s Creed II knows the series is capable of. So much of it works, but more of it is broken than it should be.…
By Eric Frederiksen |
Arkane Studios and Bethesda Softworks have announced the first round of DLC for Dishonored: Dunwall City Trials. Set to release in December for $4.99 for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC, Dunwall City Trials adds a new mode to the game with 10 challenge maps…
By Ron Duwell |
Freedom of speech and expression, Freedom of worship, Freedom from want, Freedom from fear. Franklin Delano Roosevelt claimed famously in his “Four Freedom’s” speech that these were the fundamental rights all humans should be born with and expect in a free and prosperous world. Apparently,…
By Eric Frederiksen |
Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes may not have a release date yet, but series creator Hideo Kojima is already feeding fans tidbits to keep them interested. Kojima had a couple to give to Eurogamer this week. While Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes is still a…
By Ron Duwell |
XBLA Summer of Arcade is over, and lots of indie gamers have the blues this year. No LIMBO, no Bastion, no ‘Splosion Man, no Shadow Complex, no Castle Crashers, Braid or Bionic Commando. Four weeks of what’s supposed to be the best of the lot,…
By Eric Frederiksen |
Hideo Kojima, the man behind Metal Gear, contemplated on Twitter yesterday the possibilities of a Silent Hill game running on the Fox Engine he’s debuting at the end of August.…
By Ron Duwell |
The latest Hitman Absolution trailer finally answers the call many fans have been crying since the original game. The new “Contacts” mode allows gamers to create their own assassination missions of up to three characters in any level and distribute them over the Internet. Weekly…
By Ron Duwell |
Replay incentive has been a sticking point for a lot of games this generation. With such a large selection of quality games competing for your free time these days, most developers have turned to multiplayer to drag out their games’ value and rake in cash…
By Jack McGrath |
Despite the fact that Bethesda is still busy at work promoting The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, the major publisher announced that it has a new game from Arkane Studios on the way that looks quite promising based on early details. The title is a first-person, stealth-based action…
By Adriana Lee |
I’ve never been a fan of vague tech commercials. Even as an iPhone user, I enjoyed the “Droid Does” campaign for Verizon’s first Motorola Droid because it got straight to the point. The pseudo-futuristic, laser-flanked ones that followed? Not so much. (Likewise, the Palm Pre ads…
By Jon Rettinger |
A kind tipster let us have a few moments with the Droid Charge, formerly known as the Droid Stealth, and of course we couldn’t resist getting out the camera to show it to all of you. Unfortunately, we only held it for under a minute,…
By Noah Kravitz |
January 2011: An unnamed, high-spec’d Samsung Android phone with Verizon branding shows up at CES. March 2011: Our own Jon Rettinger catches a glimpse, lays a hand upon, and takes a picture of the same device in the wilds of … the wild. Our tipster refers…
By Jon Rettinger |
The Samsung Stealth, the unnamed Samsung 4G LTE phone seen at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) this past Jan., has been caught in the wild. While at the show, Samsung had no name for its new 4G LTE phone, but as we learned in the…
