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The most-hyped game ever is coming out on November 7th, and having it's Grand Opening (AKA Emergence Day) five days later. It's being praised as the Xbox 360's Halo; a must-have first-person shooter showcasing all that's great and wonderful about next-gen technology, cutting edge graphics and the hottest game engine ever made.
And I don't care.
Just spoke with Red Octane. Rumors about Trogdor the Burninator as a bonus track in Guitar Hero II are confirmed.I just received word from Red Octane. Rumors about Trogdor the Burninator as a bonus track in Guitar Hero II are now confirmed.
The 2006 Machinima Festival opens next weekend in New York City's historic Museum of the Moving image, showcasing the year's best and brightest in the innovative field of in-game cinema.
EA's gangster movie tie-in makes an offer you can't refuse. Literally.
I've been poking around Second Life a bit lately. Mainly out of curiosity, partly on business and partly because I secretly want to grow up to be just like Jim Rossignol.
Each week we ask a question of our staff and featured writers to learn a little bit about them and gain some insight into where they are coming from.
This week's question is:
Who is your favorite artist?
P-p-p-p-peahats! Leevers! GameStop employees! Lookout Link, they're in your internets, h4x0ring your filez!
Bob Ross is one of the most recognizable artists in America, and certainly the most-televised. With his happy demeanor and easy-to-understand instruction style, he'd seem to be the perfect choice of artist after which to model an instructional video game.
According to Reuters, the Joint Economic Committee of the United States Congress is set to begin investigations into online economies, and possible taxation of virtual worlds.
The ESA just announced the new E3 Media and Business Summit, to be held July 11-13, 2007, in Santa Monica, California.
