Tuesday, April 28, 2009

An Oblivion Massacre

A hilarious picture essay about one man's booze fueled gaming session.

PSP Go!

1UP's latest podcast revealed details about Sony's newest playstation portable device, the PSP Go!

According to 1UP the PSP Go! will feature "slide out” or “flip out” controls, a step away from the old PSP. In addition the system will feature either a 8gb or 16gb hard drive and launch with Digital’s Gran Turismo Mobile as a launch title.

The most talked about point was Sony's abandonment of the UMD disc as a means for game delivery. Instead it will utilize internal memory with games being downloaded from the Playstation Store onto the hardrive.
For more information check out the gamersmag article.

Thursday, April 23, 2009

A different kind of patch

Vampire: The Masquerade got a patched this morning to version 6.1.

Now normally a game update would be nothing to talk about but this patch was released by fans rather than the developers who have gone under. It is always amazing to see what lengths a video game community will go to in order to improve their gaming experience.

Monday, April 20, 2009

LA Court rules in favor of Scratch

A Los Angeles Court found in favor of Scratch DJ Game LLC granting them access to their source code and software held by Activision.

About a month ago the creaters of DJ Game filed a complaint against the gaming giant alleging that they had "conspired to sabotage Scratch development in order to reduce competition for DJ Her, Activision's own DJ title."

It's important to note that the Judge found no evidence of sabotage, and ordered just the return of intellectual property.

Sunday, April 19, 2009

Ordinary People Playing Spore

A rare glimpse into the spore experience through the eyes of play-testers.

Thursday, April 16, 2009

RTS Eye Candy

Check out Crispy Gamer's entertaining article on what gamer's today expect from a RTS (Real Time Strategy game) in terms of graphics.

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Activision leaves PCGA

Activision Blizzard, one of the biggest video game production companies in existence has decided to leave the PC Gaming Alliance, an organization dedicated to promoting PC games.

Taking their place is Sony DADC best known for their SecuROM software. As most of you know SecuROM is a CD/DVD copy protection system infamous for corrupting installs and generally hassling owners of certain games(BioShock and Mass Effect).

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

80 million game

Disney's pumping a huge amount of money into their newest game

BGE2

Beyond Good and Evil 2 Looks Great!

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

PS3 Game the Agency

Sony Online Entertainment is developing a new game titled The Agency for the Playstation 3 and the PC. The game is a Spy based MMORPG in which the player joins an Agency and performs missions for it. As the player completes their objectives they acquire operatives and eventually can take those operatives and form their own group.

What makes the game so special though is the fact that in game characters can send you real text messages and e-mails to inform you of whats going on currently (The game is persistent and continues even when your not logged in.)

Definitly keep an eye out for this potentially revolutionary game.
 

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