Monthly Archives: July 2006

At least as far as we know it. The ESA has downsized the legendary E3. Here’s the press release: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Washington, DC (July 31, 2006) To better address the needs of todays global computer and video game industry, … Continue reading →

I didn’t manage to get into much more detail on All Games Interactive about Eragon, pretty much because I sounded like a rambling fool. Well, here’s another shot at it — this time in written form. If you don’t know … Continue reading →

Every year of “NCAA Football,” I like to cruise through the historical rosters and see if I can point out the occasional inaccuracy or oddity. As I keep messing around with the game, I’m sure I’ll find more stuff and … Continue reading →

A little late to the post party on this one, but in case you haven’t heard, three men were convicted of first-degree murder in the “Xbox Slayings” in Florida. The three men killed six people in a vengeance attack after … Continue reading →

The competitive bliss that is Rockstar’s “Table Tennis” is now available on Xbox Live Marketplace, courtesy of a free 528MB download. But don’t start talking smack yet — the demo allows for one- and two-player games offline, but you can’t … Continue reading →

If you haven’t seen it yet, check out Valve’s trailer for “Portal”/ via GameSpot. I think this game could make a lot of people throw up. I used to have a roommate that got sick watching me play “Tomb Raider.” … Continue reading →

I’m actually writing the review today, but here’s my early take on EA’s college football titles after spending a chunk of the weekend with them. Just to be sure, I played both the PS2 and Xbox 360 versions. Obviously, the … Continue reading →

The Entertainment Software Association (ESA) and it’s counterpart in Canada, the Entertainment Software Association of Canada (ESAC) dished out props and praise for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (Mounties!) for a July 13 raid on stores selling pirated software at … Continue reading →

I had a little e-mail Q&A with Chris Rhinehart, the project lead from Human Head Studios, who worked on “Prey.” The review’s already HUGE, so I figured this would be a cool place to put what he said/wrote. Hopefully, you’ll … Continue reading →

If you haven’t guessed, I’ve been playing “Prey,” which is already becoming a mini-legend for its goo and gross-out alien factor. It’s one of the few games I’ve played that made my stomach think about churning. I’ve think there’s already … Continue reading →