Short News submitted before 186 days, 3 hours i 3 minutes from arstechnica.com
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It has been relatively quiet on the Halo 3 front as of late as gamers gear up for another big fall season, but Bungie hasn't completely abandoned its Xbox 360 opus. Today is Bungie Day '08, a day in which the company shows appreciation for its fans, and with it has come a free map for Halo 3 in addition to some other free Marketplace garb. Headlining the free content is "Cold Storage...
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Short News submitted before 192 days, 10 hours i 23 minutes from www.next-gen.biz
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This Wii and PC title’s in a wibbly wobbly wild and wonderful world of its own.World Of Goo has a bit of history behind it. It’s an extension – although it might be more accurate to call it an explosion – of an idea that first found expression in 2D Boy’s Tower Of Goo. And that idea’s simple – elastic gooballs that can bind to each other and be formed into shapes.
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Short News submitted before 199 days, 13 hours i 41 minute from www.gamespot.com
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Publishers have spent the last two weeks holding on to their big releases so as not to go head-to-head with Konami's PlayStation 3 exclusive Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. Having given Solid Snake's latest a fair bit of breathing room, those publishers are pushing their titles onto shelves en masse this week. Starting off the week on a loud note...
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Short News submitted before 212 days, 12 hours i 51 minute from www.digitalspy.co.uk
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Rockstar's epic Grand Theft Auto IV has seen its five-week reign at the top come to an end after LucasArts' acclaimed LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures became the new number one in the latest all-formats games chart. The multi-format adventure game outsold Rockstar's controversial title by almost three copies to one during the past week after GTA IV saw its sales fall by some 44%.
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Short News submitted before 212 days, 13 hours i 13 minutes from arstechnica.com
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Valve thinks that PC gaming is strong, and getting better. The Steam service is about to evolve in an unexpected way: allowing you to access your games, files, and configurations from any PC, anywhere. Read More...
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