Neal probably spent more hours playing Madden than some little gamers have been alive. Why doesn't he do this anymore?
"Games I..." is a series of articles where we look at games we missed, love, hate, or more. In this case, I'm looking at sports games and why I don't play them as much anymore.
Frustrating control and a lack of options produce an undesirable result.
Gravitronix is a simple title created by upstart company, Medaverse Studios. Players will control a small device that can both attract and reflect the floating items on the field. They must keep the items from hitting their shields on one quadrant of the circular field, and ultimately keep the items from penetrating their shields. A single item to bypass the shields will result in loss.
No one ever found out why a group of 20 superheroes would only send out four at a time.
The Marvel Universe action RPGs began when Raven Software made X-Men Legends, which was a landmark game for me as it was one of the first comic book games to borrow so heavily from the source material. The fourth entry in that series is Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2, which is the first in the series not done by Raven. The final product is quite similar to Raven's last effort and brings some new ideas to the table, but also brings some questionable ones.
The company met with Nintendo recently and discussed bringing some of their NES and SNES games to Virtual Console.
Natsume's Vice President of Operations Graham Markay told Siliconera that there is a strong possibility of classic Natsume games coming to Nintendo's Virtual Console.
The week's Media Create sales show that the PS3 and PSP sales are both up.
With the recent price drop of the PlayStation 3 and release of the PSPgo, it appears Sony is performing much better in Japan.
While Japanese gamers will have to purchase inFamous to get their demo, US gamers will need to buy a different game to get theirs.
As reported earlier, Japanese gamers will soon have access to the God of War III demo via a purchase of inFamous.
Over 2,000 in total were stolen in the Philadelphia area.
Reginald Johnson, a former 34-year-old USPS worker, admitted in court Thursday to stealing 2,200 video games from the GameFly mail service.
GameStop seems to think so.
A posting for Super Street Fighter IV, the upcoming update that will add eight new characters, on GameStop reveals a $40 price tag and a possible March 23, 2010 release date.
A three-video series documents everything from the technical aspect of the game, to the legends of dragons themselves.
Battle of the Giants: Dragons is a recently released title from Ubisoft that pits dragon against dragon.
The black-and-red controller will be available exclusively at GameStops around the world.
Major Nelson posted a reminder on his blog yesterday about the upcoming exclusive Xbox 360 controller pack.
