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Square Enix reported overnight that 5 million copies of Final Fantasy XIII have now been shipped worldwide.
A survey issued by Netflix suggests that the company is studying whether they ought to bring service to Nintendo’s DS, which is the world’s most popular handheld gaming device.
Why, you ask, is this Xbox 360 famous? Well, in some circles it is famous because it was part of an investigation that led to the downfall of Sheila Dixon, the former mayor of Baltimore.
Street Fighter IV is now available on the App Store for use on the iPhone and iPod Touch.
Infinity Ward says that help is on the way for gamers who “no longer [derive] pleasure from from blowing up people hiding in the cockpit or on top of the crane.”
If there’s one thing gamers love executives for, its because they have a hard timing keeping quiet.
EA announced today that Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 will support the PlayStation Motion Controller when it arrives on June 8. The press release states that the PlayStation 3 Motion Controller support will “give gamers an authentic interactive swing experience.”
Vancouver Canucks forward and U.S. Olympian Ryan Kesler will grace the cover of NHL 2K11, which will be coming exclusively to the Nintendo Wii later this year.
A tweet yesterday by Robert Bowling, Creative Strategist and go-to publicity guru for Infinity Ward, announced that Modern Warfare 2 has officially reached 25 million unique users.
Browser-based MMO developer Bigpoint has been granted a licence by Syfy to make a game based on the Battlestar Galactica universe. Bill Kispert of NBC Universal said, “Battlestar Galactica is a supremely gameable intellectual property, with compelling character classes, a fantastic array of ships and weaponry, multiple worlds, and a dramatic storyline.”
Mass Effect 2 fans can receive a new weapon today through the Cerberus Network. The weapon, the Arc Projector Heavy Weapon, is especially lethal against groups of enemies, as described in the game’s description:
Last Fall Bioware released their epic fantasy RPG Dragon Age: Origins. The game took the conventional Dungeons and Dragons combat system and infused Bioware’s uncanny ability to write compelling characters and storylines.
Microsoft announced yesterday morning at the Jefferies Annual Global Technology Conference in New York City that it will be showing off the full lineup of third-party Natal games at E3 in June.
After OXM UK revealed Bodycount yesterday via a posted magazine cover that was quickly removed, details have arrived that explain more about the title from the creator of the Xbox hit, Black, and from Codemasters, developers of Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising.
God of War III is set to become one of the biggest releases of 2010. Riding a wave of incredible reviews, God of War III is a Game of the Year contender, a visual masterpiece, and an impressive action title for the PlayStation 3, and it cost a pretty penny to make.
MLB 2K10 is the latest title in 2K’s long-running baseball simulation. The game takes pride in its pitcher versus batter matchup, the ultimate battle in baseball. Featuring improved controls and a new My Player mode, MLB 2K10 is an excellent baseball game that still suffers from a few flaws, mainly in its presentation and visuals, [...]
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