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7th May 2008, 4:57pm

So there we were, standing in our kitchen, washing off the blood from that earlier hobo attack when a policeman suddenly smashed through the kitchen window and started attacking us, like in that awesome scene from The Bourne Identity. We killed him with ...

13th May 2008, 2:30pm

Banjo-Kazooie info is leaking all over the place. That same Game Informer issue that a NeoGAF forum member leaked contained all new info on the bear and bird's new adventure. Titled "Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts", Rare have assured us all that they don't want to make some bodgy 'hi-res' version ...

13th May 2008, 2:21pm

Some people loved those adorable Pinatas, and good on 'em. Despite the rather lacklustre sales of the original Xbox 360 version, Rare has seen fit to create a sequel, currently titled "Viva Pinata 2: Trouble in Paradise". Score one for the naming department for originality.

Anyhoo, details on VP2 are somewhat ...

13th May 2008, 2:10pm

Game Informer have dropped a craptonne of info on a bunch of games in its upcoming issue: the first bit of craptonne concerns the previously announced Guitar Hero IV. We all know they're stealing ideas coming up with new ideas concerning multiple instruments, but that's not enough for Activision! Turns ...

13th May 2008, 1:49pm

The leaked Banjo-Kazooie screens that are doing the rounds at the moment have got people in a bit of a tizzy. Seeing all these vehicles in the game seems to point people towards a racing game! "What the hell?", you're all saying. Alas, in comes Rare, swinging on a vine ...

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13th May 2008, 1:21pm

WiiWare, the funky distribution platform for indie developers that Microsoft and Sony totally don't already have launched in the US today. It went live with six games, with a new one to be released each week.

Here's the list of the games that launched, and their prices:

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My ...
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13th May 2008, 1:03pm

Following on from the whole Skate It thing, here's some DS screenshots.

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13th May 2008, 12:47pm

Activision are a little worried about that new fangled Skate franchise muscling in on Hawk's territory. Problem is, Skate is actually a pretty decent game, and I'm sure EA are doing them no favours in announcing two new titles in the Skate franchise, with Skate It for the Wii and ...

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12th May 2008, 7:44pm

Want some GRID action? Then hit Xbox Live or the PlayStation Network and check out a single and multiplayer demo, which is online now. Provided you have an Xbox 360 or a PS3. Or both. Rich bastard.

12th May 2008, 7:41pm

The Burnout series has been around for a while: I loved the first one, but haven't played any of the others, since Criterion likes consoles with some power behind them. But in good news for us cheap suckers: Burnout Paradise, the latest in the series, is being redeveloped exclusively for ...



Review: No More Heroes Wii

This one's not for the kids!


Preview: Lego Indiana Jones - Hands On Wii

Why did it have to be Lego?


Review: Ninja Reflex Wii

The pirates finally won.


Review: Peter Jackson's King Kong Xbox 360

Immerse yourself in the world of Kong.


Review: UEFA EURO 2008 PS3

UEFA 2008 is the only game of 2008 that will let you live out your UEFA Cup dream, and with the real-world tournament starting next month, the game gives you a head start on what to expect.


Staff Blog: An Open Letter to the Australian Family Association

I sent this email to the Australian Family Association a few days ago, and didn't receive any response, so I thought ...


Staff Blog: Day Trip to Activision

I went to Activision on Monday. It was a good day, all up, aside from some trouble with my...


Preview: We Love Golf! Wii

They might, but will you?


Preview: Guitar Hero: On Tour DS

Guitar Hero hits the road and goes On Tour.


PR Profile: Joel Graham All

It's week two, and we're heading over to Activision to investigate Joel Graham.


Review: Army of Two Xbox 360

Large corporations are now starting to control the battlefields and troublespots of the world as private militia begin to replace regular soldiers in key conflicts Highly trained, well funded, and ready to go into any situation, they are becoming the army of the future.


Staff Blog: What's happening to me?

Okay. So my friend and I had planned to watch Transformers on Blu-Ray today on my PS3, since I wanted to try out a Bl...


Review: Naruto: Ninja Destiny DS

A 3D Naruto game on DS? Believe it!


Staff Blog: Harvest Mooooooon!

Greetings all, I went to my local blockbuster today and saw they had Harvest Moon: Magic Melody! I love my Harvest Mo...