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10Feb2011
2K Games Announces The Darkness II
In the wake of games like Marvel vs. Capcom 3 and Batman: Arkham City, 2K Games has announced its latest addition to the superhero line-up: the sequel to its 2007 title, The Darkness.
Read MoreView Comments (2)26Jan2011
Knights Contract Works Its Magic This February
What witch doesn’t wish she had an executioner at her command? Slash down those calendar days, because Knights Contract has gone gold for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 consoles. Gamers can expect the title in-hand on February 22.
Read MoreLeave a Comment20Jan2011
The Best and Worst of Winter Gaming
Put those scarves and gloves away. Even if you despise the freezing cold of winter, at least in the world of video games, you don’t have to deal with it.
Read MoreView Comments (1)12Dec2010
Lara’s Back. Okay, Now What?
We’ve all heard the news. Lara Croft is back, and she doesn’t look a day past twenty. That’s because developer Crystal Dynamics is changing everything Lara stands for. No more bouncing boobs. No more nude shower scenes. Lara Croft is slinging on her backpack (unless that skeleton in The Last Revelation still has it) and getting ready to raid some tombs like never before.
Read MoreLeave a Comment22Oct2010
Tips for the Thievius Raccoonus
Five years have passed since Sly Cooper and his gang plotted any thrilling capers. The remastered, high definition collection for PlayStation 3 is locked behind bars until early next month, but once it hits shelves, gamers might find their technique a little rusty. Every sneaky raccoon needs a few tricks under his explosive hat, so brush up on your skills with this guide. Consider it Master Thieving 101.
Read MoreView Comments (1)12Jun2010
Spawn Kill Favorites: Resident Evil 2
When it comes to horror video games, Resident Evil tops the chart, nails the head shots, and splatters the screen with blood and gore. Although the popular series changed its mainstream viral formula with the "action horror" award-winner Resident Evil 4, fans still consider the second game a hot favorite. Leon S. Kennedy may be a teenage girl's knight in zombie gut-stained armor now, but he wasn't always such a looker who rolled with Umbrella's punches as slickly as the bad puns and bingo jokes. Once upon a time in Raccoon City, he was a rookie cop whose first day on the job ended in city-wide decimation. He slogged through grimy sewers, followed a corporation's blood trail, befriended Redfield's sister ... and fell for one dangerous lady in red.
Read MoreView Comments (3)08Feb2010
Spawn Kill Favorites: Silent Hill
One decade ago, Konami left a neoteric imprint on the survival horror genre with Silent Hill, a video game that would inspire a number of future titles, a movie, and several books and comics. But Harry Mason's investigation into the fog-covered town and its strange occurrences accomplished more than just a household name among the likes of Resident Evil. The heart-pounding adrenaline rush introduced gamers to a nightmare founded on psychological Japanese horror and an equally unnerving musical score by composer Akira Yamaoka.
Read MoreView Comments (6)17Jan2010
Spawn Kill Favorites: BioShock
Few video games arouse genuine nirvana in players, but even less promise a blossoming underwater world only to swallow gamers whole and leave them wanting more wretched decay, both lovely and sanguine. BioShock is one such praised gem, and experiencing the game without feeling like the developers literally poured their souls into its creation is virtually impossible. Indeed, BioShock at its very core flourishes as a polished experience, and quite a mighty one at that. (more...)
Read MoreLeave a Comment30Dec2009
Spawn Kill Favorites: Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune
From childhood to adulthood, Naughty Dog has remained one of my favorite game developers out there. As a PlayStation owner for the majority of my life, it brings me the faintest amount of self-indulgent pleasure that all the alternative console elitists out there (the ones who refuse to pick up a PS3 for reasons other than price or dwindling ports on their television) don't get to experience the exclusive Uncharted series. The sequel recently took the charts by storm as it featured a multiplayer option that only added to the wealth of praise Among Thieves received. As dandy as that is, I took the time to sit down with the first installment before charging toward the latest and greatest.
Read MoreView Comments (2)22Dec2009
Game Over: Video Games on the Silver Screen
Not much else needs to be said: Video game films are practically doomed from the start screen, much to the frustration of hundreds of controller-wielding fans.
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