Grasshopper Manufacture has announced that its upcoming EA Partners game will be built using the Unreal Engine 3. The only problem is the Wii port. Read More...
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TimeSplitters tackles Darth Vader with new trailer
http://arstechnica.comSome new media for TimeSplitters 4 has surfaced, including a new tribute to Darth Vader trailer and some new concept art mocking Need for Speed Underground.Read More...
Read more »Molyneux to critics: Please let a non-gamer play Fable 2
http://arstechnica.comPeter Molyneux, the man behind the upcoming Fable 2 has made a request of game reviewers, asking them to both watch a non-gamer play the title and wait for the online co-op to be implemented.Read More...
Read more »Gamer Doc pushes first store at franchise expo, images inside
http://arstechnica.comGamer Doc wants to take GameStop down with a more open, social design. Images of the first location inside. Read More...
Read more »Play Logs: Week seven of Warhammer Online (PC)
http://arstechnica.comIn the seventh and penultimate weekly installment of the Warhammer Online play logs, we take a look at crafting system to see what players can create when they're not at war.Read More...
Read more »Burning Monkey Puzzle Lab: Tetris on drugs
http://arstechnica.comArs goes hands-on with Freeverse's new Burning Monkey Puzzle Lab game for iPhone and found that it offers both high-energy and relaxing game play. Read More...
Read more »The Conduit to support Wii MotionPlus
http://arstechnica.comHigh Voltage Software has revealed that its upcoming Wii FPS The Conduit will support the MotionPlus peripheral.Read More...
Read more »World of Goo devs on DRM: we trust you, don't steal from us
http://arstechnica.comWorld of Goo, the much-hyped indie game, is finally launching next Monday. Bonus: with no copyright protection or DRM. Reason: they trust you and want you to have the "best user experience possible." Read More...
Read more »Tomb Raider: Underworld getting 360-exclusive chapters
http://arstechnica.comMicrosoft and Eidos have announced that the Xbox 360 version of the upcoming Tomb Raider: Underworld will feature two exclusive downloadable chapters.Read More...
Read more »An emerging trend? PS3 to be Skate 2 lead platform
http://arstechnica.comEA has confirmed that the PlayStation 3 will be the lead development platform for Skate 2 in the wake of heavy criticism towards the PS3 version of the first game.Read More...
Read more »LittleBigPlanet used to create 1,600-part calculator (video)
http://arstechnica.comIn an epic example of what can be done in LittleBigPlanet, a user designs and creates an electronic calculator in-game. With a reported 1,600-plus objects. Video inside. Read More...
Read more »SOE declares all its future MMOs console-bound
http://arstechnica.comSOE has spoken out on its plans with the console MMO space, declaring all of its future projects console-bound and claiming the title of dominant player in the space.Read More...
Read more »Galcon: Sins of a Solar Empire for your iPhone
http://arstechnica.comGalcon for the iPhone and the iPod Touch tests both your fingers and your mind with its fast-paced but nonetheless strategic galactic takeover action. Read More...
Read more »WiiWare and Virtual Console Monday: Shining Midnight Golf edition
http://arstechnica.comThe N64 classic Mario Golf makes its way to to the Virtual Console, along with a classic tactical RPG and some bowling and puzzle action.Read More...
Read more »Your virtual band made real with Rock Band T-shirts, figures
http://arstechnica.comYour virtual band in Rock Band 2 no longer needs to sell virtual merch. You can now make shirts, buttons, and even action figures of your virtual self. Read More...
Read more »This week in game releases: Oct 6-12, 2008
http://arstechnica.comA fairly slow week sees the release of the ground-deforming shooter Fracture, The Legend of Kage 2 on DS, and a whole pile of NBA games. Complete list inside.Read More...
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