If you bought Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 for PC or Lego Lord of the Rings for Xbox 360, you might want to check your discs real quick. Users have reported some truly bizarre mix-ups for both games which left them with either demo versions or the wrong game …
Read More »Black Ops 2 multiplayer reveal trailer arrives
The multiplayer reveal trailer for Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 introduces a ton of new gadgets and toys to play with during the endless hours of deathmatch. Practically every moment of this trailer is packed with awesome footage of stuff we desperately want to get our hands on. The …
Read More »Black Ops 2 release date outed by preorder card?
When a game’s such a forgone conclusion that people are willing to pay money for it before it even officially exists, developers and retailers face a dilemma: maintain that tiny remaining patina of mystery, or start makin’ them dollars? And neither Activision nor Target got where they are today by …
Read More »Prototype 2 trailer reveals 11 ways to kill like a champ
Activision has a posted video highlighting 11 reasons why you should play Prototype 2. Granted, all of the reasons have something to do with creatively slaughtering the game’s enemies, but we assume “11 reasons why this game is not suitable for children” didn’t make it past Activision’s PR. Our favorite? …
Read More »GoldenEye 007: Reloaded launch trailer is fast-paced for twice as many explosions
Between the buzzing synth-bass and hectic Michael Bay editing, this launch trailer for GoldenEye 007: Reloaded is at pains to assure you that it ain’t your daddy’s GoldenEye 007. Fans of the original aiming to claim the title for themselves (was 1997 really that long ago?) may need some time …
Read More »Prototype 2s The Art of Combat dev diary introduces the tactical dodge
Prototype was a game where you could tear apart tanks and helicopters with your bare hands. Where do you go from there? In the latest developer diary for Prototype 2, the design team at Radical Entertainment talks about combat in the upcoming sequel. Radical Entertainment isn’t about to introduce suplexing …
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