The Mortal Kombat franchise is getting a reboot and is going to its gory roots. The new game was showcased at E3 2010 and I’ve been looking for gameplay videos. Found! Check it out: Continue reading Mortal Kombat 2011 Gameplay; Yes, Its Gory And Good Looking
Every year the E3 Event comes to town and we all expect big things from the big 3 companies: Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony. This year did not disappoint. After their expected conferences, the industry critics like to give their take on who had the most impact at E3. I’d like to start by giving my take on the event: Microsoft Microsoft started the E3 event … Continue reading E3 2010: The Recap – The Good, The Better And The Best
Nintendo conference started with the Nintendo president giving a brief introduction: First of, Zelda: Skyward Sword was immediately introduced, much to the delight of Nintendo fanboys. The demo wasn’t all that good with some unresponsive controls. It seemed to be a wireless problem. The Legend of Zelda game is slated for next year. NBA Jam was announced alongside Mario Sports which include Volleyball and Basketball. … Continue reading E3 2010: Nintendo E3 Conference
The main focus of the Sony E3 event revolved around 3D gaming. Many 3d games such as Killzone 3, Crysis 2 and other games were shown in full 3d. The consensus of the gaming heads at the event was that it was impressive. Playstation Move was then showcased on stage. Sony is trying to connect the casual and core games. Socom 4 is compatible with … Continue reading E3 2010: Sony Playstation 3 Conference Wrap Up
First of: New Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit announced and coming 11/16/2010. Great trailer shown. Gameplay featured 2 players playing as cop and racer. Looked very slick! Dead Space 2 was shown with gameplay. Yes, I was scared: Medal Of Honor gameplay shown. A gameplay featuring 24 multiplayer on stage! Looking very nice. Very modern-esque. The game reminded me of Battlefield 2 but with cooler … Continue reading E3 2010: Electronic Arts E3 Conference
The new Xbox 360 was unveiled today at Microsoft’s E3 event. Here’s the details: New Design 250 GB Harddrive Built-in WiFi Price: $299, Available starting tomorrow It now has 5 USB ports; 3 in the back and 2 in the front. New whisper fan New smaller power supply New smaller chipset Reviews are expected to go up tomorrow. I’ll be updating this post when they … Continue reading The New Xbox 360: Meaner, Slimmer And Sexier
Call of Duty Black Ops trailer and first ever gameplay. It looked great. It had very nice visuals. They had the player controlling a chopper. Looks like a must buy. Metal Gear Solid was next up on the Xbox 360. First gameplay footage was shown. Looking very good. Gears Of War 3 video gameplay was shown with 4 player Co-op. It featuured mutating Lambent and … Continue reading E3 2010: Xbox 360 Conference Wrap Up (Update: Kinect Camera To Cost $149 According To Gamestop)
EA already announced that Gus Jonson will be joining Madden 11 and now EA will adding ESPN’s favorite NBA commentators to that mix. Jeff Van Gandy, Mike Breen and Mike Jackson will be the new commentators for NBA Elite 11. That is really nice to hear. I’m hoping Jeff Van Gandy and Mike Jackson bring their great personalities to the new game. Last years commentators … Continue reading NBA Elite 11 Announcers: Jeff Van Gandy, Mark Jackson And Mike Breen
Here’s a great trailer for the new Deux Ex video game. The trailer is very movie-esque. The only thing missing from this trailer is gameplay. Maybe the designers of the game are setting it up for a movie. Here’s the trailer: Continue reading Deux Ex: Human Evolution Trailer
If you happened to watch the NCAA March Madness, you couldn’t help but hear one particular broadcaster who was very colorful and excitably and EA has done a great job of picking him. Hopefully he replaces the awful Chris Hammond. Chris Collinsworth was the only reason to listen to commentary in Madden 11 and hopefully, he and Gus Johnson get paired together. Check out the … Continue reading Madden 11 Gets It Right With New Play By Play Commentator: Gus Johnson
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