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Demon’s Souls Video Game Review

By Chris Poirier, on October 8th, 2009%

Bucking the recent trend towards accessibility and low difficulty, Atlus’ Demon’s Souls abandons pick-up-and-play game play in favor of a more hardcore experience. Casual gamers need not apply. With an expansive world, limitless upgrade and character customization options, and a refreshing take on the Action/RPG genre, Demon’s Souls is an engrossing experience – provided the [...] . . . → Read More: Demon’s Souls Video Game Review

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Trine Video Game Review

By TGRStaff, on October 8th, 2009%

A straw poll of friends (some game journalists) and various reviews would have me believe that the game is superb, bordering on a masterpiece. My experience with the game suggests otherwise. Welcome to a negative appraisal of Frozenbyte’s puzzle-platformer, Trine. The recipe for Trine pie is simple: throw a large chunk of nineties platforming into [...] . . . → Read More: Trine Video Game Review

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Dead Space: Extraction Video Game Review

By Nick2930, on October 7th, 2009%

Many survival horror fans enjoyed Electronic Arts’ Dead Space, which took the science of terror to the stars and beyond. Despite developing a strong following, many fans haven’t followed the sequel/prequel, Dead Space: Extraction. Despite being on the Wii, Extraction captures the spirit and atmosphere of the original to create something that is not kid [...] . . . → Read More: Dead Space: Extraction Video Game Review

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10 Video Game Women Who Don’t Use Sex to Sell

By mark_fujii, on September 30th, 2009%

It’s no secret that females in video games are typically blatantly, sexualized byproducts of perverted character design. Between their skimpy attire and grossly exaggerated anatomy, most ladies featured in video games look more like prostitutes than crime-fighting, evil-slaying heroes. While games like Dead or Alive, Ninja Gaiden and Soulcalibur continue to perpetuate the demeaning myth [...] . . . → Read More: 10 Video Game Women Who Don’t Use Sex to Sell

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DiRT 2 Video Game Review

By TGRStaff, on September 29th, 2009%

Written by Andrew Groen, Chief Editor of TheRacingGamer.com. DiRT 2 is one of the most superbly presented racing games ever made. Every aspect is gorgeous; every pixel is lavished with attention and care. It’s new age in its philosophy on presentation, but underneath this is good old-fashioned racing fun. Closer inspection reveals that this game [...] . . . → Read More: DiRT 2 Video Game Review

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Dragon’s Dogma is scheduled for release on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in North America on May 22 and across Europe on May 25.

The playable demo of Capcom’s forthcoming open world action–RPG, Dragon’s Dogma, is available to download globally via Xbox LIVE Marketplace and the North American PlayStation Store from Tuesday, April 24 and on the European PlayStation Store the following day, Wednesday April 25. Purchasers of the full version of Dragon’s Dogma will be able to export both demo characters into the full game on its release.

MARVEL VS. CAPCOM 2 App on the App Store for iPhone and iPod touch introduces brand new control style using the innovative “Flick Button”. 

On November 13th award-winning developer Treyarch and Activision Publishing, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Activision Blizzard, Inc., will deploy Call of Duty®: Black Ops II, the sequel to the universally acclaimed Call of Duty®: Black Ops launched in 2010.

The Max Payne 3 Official Soundtrack will be available digitally on May 23rd.

Elemental: Fallen Enchantress is set to launch later this summer and will be free for anyone who purchased Elemental: War of Magic in 2010. Additionally anyone who owns War of Magic will receive a discount for Fallen Enchantress when purchasing it through the Stardock store.

Sanctum Collection, which includes the game and all DLC, has a new price of $19.99 across digital platforms. That’s hardly the best part, though. From now until May 7th, the first-person shooter/tower defense mashup that has received tons of attention will be free-to-play under Steam’s Free Weekend. During that weekend, players who accept this amazing tower defense game’s brilliance can purchase the full version of Sanctum at 75% off for only $2.49 and the DLC-packed Collection for only $4.99!

Sanctum is also getting some fine tuning in a quick update that includes:

  • Brand New Medal System
  • Improved Balancing
  • Graphic Details Settings
  • Under the Hood Tweaks

Wargaming.net, the award-winning videogame developer and publisher, announced today that update 7.3 is now available for its highly acclaimed armored warfare MMO World of Tanks.

Update 7.3 brings substitutions and additions to the line of Soviet heavy tanks, splitting the line into two branches. Leading the way through the redesigned tech tree, the update moves the IS-4 tank into tier 10 of its own heavyweight line with KV-4 and ST-I. The KV-3 has moved from tier 6 to tier 7, and freed the slot for another newcomer, T-150.

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