The first volley of the next generation console war has been fired, and as the smoke clears, it becomes apparent that we know far less about the imminent release of the Playstation 4 and the Xbox One than is customary for hardware releases of this size and importance. We’ve put together a comparison of what
Today sees the announcement of Microsoft’s next generation of gaming console, and the stakes are high. Microsoft has lost a lot of consumer faith over the last six months due to a number of crippling rumors about the features of the new Xbox – and perhaps more importantly, a lack of response to these rumors.
Over time the fighting game genre has grown from an arcade clique to a world wide tournament. Many have tried to carve their niche in the fighting game world, but one company has outlasted and out gunned many upstarts. NeatherRealm, the creators of the legendary Mortal Kombat series, have their roots planted deep in the
Rating: 8.5 AMC hit series The Walking Dead returns this Sunday, and I admit I am more than a little hooked on the show. I was looking to fill the void as I waited for February 10th to get here. So it was time to check out what TellTale had to offer in the Zombie
Being the fifth entry in the franchise, Dead or Alive 5 really has to be something special. So how does this title hold up? Is it everything that DOA has been and more?
Thanks to the dedicated efforts of some unknown reader trawling through the Activision/Bungie legal documents required for their upcoming deal, the gaming world may have some idea of when Sony and Microsoft’s next-generation consoles will be available. A title identified only as “Destiny Games #1” will be released for both the Xbox 360 and 720,
We probably should have seen this one coming. The Department of Homeland Security is researching ways to hack into gaming consoles to access private data, ostensibly for use as evidence in tracking credit cards, passwords, and other sensitive information. Armed with this technology, investigators could probably recover data even from a system that had been
You want to be the very best, like no one ever was? Well then consider a new controller for your Xbox 360. Sure, there are plenty to choose from, but what about one that brings the balance of both analog joystick and mouse? Yes, I speak of the fabled creature from the deep: the SplitFish
Performance Designed Products will be making 750 new limited-edition TRON controllers for the XBox 360, available exclusively through its website for $49.99 from August 9th, 2011 onwards. Available only for a limited time, these new wired controllers feature soft rubber grips, vibration support, and a simple, elegant design. The last time PDP released a TRON-themed