You have to give the developers at Nintendo credit.
First, they challenged our brains with “Brain Age.” Now, they’re challenging our bodies with “Wii Fit.” And make no mistake — “Wii Fit” will challenge your body. Chances are, though, you’ll be having such a good time you won’t even feel the burn.
Sports gaming site Vetzballin.com has posted video of a full game of “NCAA Football 09″ between West Virginia and Penn State.
Can a guy not even take a vacation anymore? Seriously, I hang up my controller for a couple of weeks and when I come back, it’s as if the whole video game world has gone insane.
Former West Virginia University fullback and cult hero Owen Schmitt will be featured on the cover of EA Sports’ “NCAA Football 09″ for the PlayStation Portable.Schmitt, who gained celebrity status with his mohawk and collection of busted facemasks, is the first WVU athlete to don the the cover of a video game.
The long wait for “Grand Theft Auto IV” is finally over. Rockstar’s gem went onsale at midnight at several retailers and should be available everywhere by this afternoon.
Having spent only a few hours with the game last night/early this morning, I can already say that the hype surrounding ”GTA IV” was spot on. This game is legit. It’s the greatest “GTA” to date and one of the most painstakingly detailed and polished games I’ve ever seen.
I could keep gushing over how fantastic “GTA IV” is, but I need to go wreak more havoc on Liberty City. Expect a full review shortly, but in the meantime go out and grab this game. It’s an experience that’s not to be missed.
Former Green Bay quarterback Brett Favre has been announced as the cover athlete for EA Sports’ “Madden NFL 09.” Read the rest of this entry »
EA Sports has released the debut trailer for “NCAA Football 09.” It contains a look at some of the new features, like online roster sharing and online dynasties, as well as some gameplay footage. Read the rest of this entry »
What do you get when you combine zombies, government conspiracies and Russians with the suit from “Guyver” and one of the coolest weapons in video game history? You get “Dark Sector,” of course.
Developer Digital Extremes has managed to blend these ideas, along with a heavy dose of third-person shooting and a little puzzle solving, to create an enjoyable — and sometimes frustrating — gaming experience for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
The title says it all. Check out this video and tell me you don’t want to play this game.
According to a recent Reuters report, a Japanese supplement company has begun developing and marketing products aimed at that nation’s thriving population of videogame players.
Two different pills are available — one that claims to be good for vision and another that’s supposed to enhance concentration. The report failed to mention if either product delivered on its promise, but I’d be willing to bet there are gamers out there willing to try anything to gain a competitive edge. Remember the limited-edition ‘Halo 3′ Game Fuel? I imagine there were a few people who purchased that in hopes of getting a boost.
To each his own, but I would like to go on record (Rafael Palmeiro-style) and say that I have never, ever taken anything to enhance my gaming performance. Those minus-20 kill-to-death ratios on ‘Call of Duty 4′? That’s all natural, baby!
