If you are the kind of gamer that likes to wait a year or two to buy
your sports games then you might want to know that EA will soon be
shutting down it's online servers for many of the games it released a
couple years ago.
Ubisoft has been on a push to turn many of its properties into big budget films. Splinter Cell, Assassins' Creed, and Watch Dogs are all in various degrees of development, but Ubisoft isn't stopping there; next up on the list is Ghost Recon.
The sequel to Runic Games popular Action/RPG Torchlight easliy rivaled Blizzard's Diablo III, but considering how well Torchlight 2 sold, many of you already know that.
Fez was one of our favorite indie
games of the year, but if you don't have an Xbox 360 then you probably
haven't had access to it. That changes next year.
No matter how much you practice it seems like there is always someone
better than you online. Do you know all of the ins and outs of Halo 4's
multiplayer?
Late last week some Xbox Live customers experienced Xbox Live outages
and trouble using cloud save files. Now Microsoft is apologizing for
this problem and giving effected members a free month of Live.
The new year is kicking off in style with news that the NES classic Super Mario Bros. 3 is coming to the 3DS store January 1. That is, it's coming to the Japanese store that day.
Westwood Studios released Dune II back in 1992. It is widely
considered one of the first RTS games. Now you can play this little
piece of history on your browser.
You've beaten Mass Effect's 1 though 3, read the novels...and the
comics, and written your own version of an ending to the series. What's
left to do? Check out Funimation's animated video, of course.
We may never see the end of the Shenmue saga, but you can reenact how
you think Sega's open world epic might have ended with First 4 Figure's
new statue.
Want to know more about the upcoming Android console? The developer
consoles started going out earlier this week, and Code Zombie Games is
ready to tell us what they think.
Some games look easier than they would be in real life. Watch one man
find this out firsthand when a casual stroll through the park turns
into a lost level from the classic platformer Crash Bandicoot.