It’s unanimous among the gaming community that the 2011 class of Nintendo 3DS launch titles were (how can I say this nicely) lame. As a day one consumer of Nintendo’s latest handheld I can honestly say half of the four games I purchased (Pilotwings and Steel Diver) have become dust collectors with eBay written all over them. Nevertheless there were two gems out the bunch that I still enjoy to this...[Read More]
PS3 Hacks, Killzone 3 Move preview, Bulletstorm demo, Black Ops in 3D, Microbot, motion control let downs and more.
Sony is pushing 3D pretty hard adding it as a bonus feature with many of its upcoming games including Infamous 2, Killzone 3 and more. Many older games have been updated with new 3D functionality as well. Since acquiring a 3D television I have been able to play just about every 3D game on the Playstation 3 and if you are interested in the tech or are wondering if a particular game is worth trying ...[Read More]
Uncharted 3 predictions, VGA Awards, Dead nation, zombie games of the year, Alan Wake, a PlayStation 3D game roundup including: Gran Turismo 5 3D, Motorstorm 3D Rift, Wipeout HD in 3D, SuperStardust HD in 3D, HD Television lag, Gears of War 3 and more.
The long rumoured HD ports of the Prince of Persia were officially announced today.
I was worried that after standing in line for about an hour to see the Nintendo 3DS I would be a bit jaded and shit on it but that was so not the case. I guess this in of itself is a testament to how impressed I was with the Nintendo 3DS. The Nintendo 3DS now has an analog nub. Similar in design to the analog nub on the PSP but executed much better. The Nintendo 3DS analog nub is much larger and f...[Read More]
The playable Killzone 3 content at E3 this year included three main sections. The first is what begins as an on-rails ride on one of the ISA hovercrafts. You man a gun turret as you glide around Helhast bases destroying everything in your path. The explosion effects are great as expected and blowing up things is always fun. After a bit of fun with the turret you land and your on foot in some shoot...[Read More]
In an unexpected move EA and Crytek have just announced that Crysis 2 will feature true stereoscopic 3D on all major game platforms. The action game will be the first major video game on multiple platforms to take full advantage of true stereoscopic 3D. The game can be played in 2D or 3D modes. “At Crytek, we always strive to raise the technology bar. As the 3D revolution sweeps movies and televis...[Read More]