Archive for December 17th, 2009

The first game was an absolute masterpiece. But BioShock 2 is set to eclipse the first considerably, complete with multiplayer gameplay. More »

Games full of horror, blood, and guts may not be synonymous with the DS, but more of that is coming to the Nintendo handheld next year thanks to SouthPeak Games, who’ve recently slapped a European release date More »

Our friends at Ubisoft have been kind enough to relinquish additional information concerning the two Assassin’s Creed II downloadable content packages planned for next year. So we thought we’d pass on the good news. ‘The Battle of Forli’ is expected towards the end of January, priced at $3.99 (European pricing TBC). Ezio joins forces... »

Today VidZone’s Head of Production Ben Creasey has shared a festive PS3 update of what’s to come for the remainder of the year. To quote: This is the last blog before the New Year so I have three weeks updates to talk about. It’s been a great year for VidZone and we couldn’t have... »

Remember that 360 Live iPhone app that was released on the XBL by Xavier Larrea? You know, the one that got flack from Microsoft because the creator released the app for US$ 1.99, and not as MS would More »

Today Mike Kebby of the SCEE PlayStation Store Team has posted this week’s European PSN update, as follows: Good morning – the store will be updated nice and early today, so I’m still a little bleary eyed. Our batch of special offers for the festive period begins today, but we’ll also be adding a... »

Where does Mega Man go from here? More »

Maybe you don't watch many PBS specials, but this is one you won't want to miss. Next year, the fantastic Video Game Live series comes into your home! More »

It was disappointing to find out that the beta for Final Fantasy XIV Online would be limited to the PC version only. However, that was the case before. The newly-opened signup page for the PC version (yep, More »

Play, Create and Share became the trademark phrase to describe LittleBigPlanet, a wildly successful and quirky platformer, developed by Media Molecule. The goal was to create an accessible system, allowing any type of user to create simple or complex levels to share. For many, the tools learning curve was to steep, leading many to... »