In addition to working on the notably anticipated Socom 4, Zipper Interactive continues to show support for their 256-player first person shooter, MAG.

Firstly, after undergoing extreme beta testing in the PlayStation community, Zipper Interactive is happy to announce two all new Player Slots for fans of the massive first person shooter to enjoy. The feature will be coming to the game next week on August 31st which will allow players to break their limitations of having one PMC character at a time. Players will now be able to switch off between their favorite factions while still having all three on one console in unison. No need to worry about completely abandoning your fellow RAVEN, VALOR, or S.V.E.R brethren anymore.

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Let’s be honest here, this games seems to attract a different audience in a sort of way, but it also may benefit the rest of us Ratchet fans to check it out. I’m kind of iffy on it being a casual experience, as some would say, but it can’t be so bad.

This game frightens me when it comes to the way it may looks, and how it will play.

C0-Op Ratchet and Clank? Ratchet Deadlock had an excellent co-op feature, but this strains quiet the distance from that. Hopefully Insomniac will allow user feed back and let us test it out before releasing. Anyway, here’s Ratchet and Clank: All4One.

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No only did Insomniac announce a new Ratchet and Clank game, they’re also in the process of creating a new Resistance game for the PlayStation 3. This comes off as ver exciting news for fans of both franchises and I hope we get to see a lot more soon. I’m very curious about Resistance 3.

To wet your appetite, we have found the Resistance 3 teaser trailer for you. Check it out below!

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The  cries for a PlayStation version of Mass Effect have been going on since the game was first released on the Xbox 360 a few years back. The popular RPG Third Person Shooter will finally be making it’s PlayStation 3 debut next year in 2011. For the first time ever, PlayStation 3 players will be able to join Shepard in his quest on a Bluray disc .

EA And Bioware announced it earlier today at GamesCon and it seems like they’re mighty excited to premiere the game on PlayStation 3. Don’t believe the news is true? Check out the official Mass Effect 2 teaser below. Not much has been unveiled about the game’s DLC or any extra content for that matter. However, we’ll be keeping you all updated on the news as it happens! Continue Reading

It was posted earlier today on the official Xbox website that Halo: Reach is available for download as we speak. However, there is a catch for fans who wish to get the game a month in advance. The only thing standing in your way of Halo-monium is $1250. Yes, you will be able to play Halo Reach TODAY if you’re willing to make an investment of $1250.

Don’t believe us? Check out the below image of the cost. This is directly from the Microsoft website. Still don’t believe us? Check out the link below the image to go to the official Xbox website. Break out your credit cards, people. It’s going to be insane to see if someone actually goes through with it. Continue Reading

It’s that time of year again football fans when another Madden NFL game is released, and all football fans can be found glued to their respective videogame consoles.  What’s new this year?  The motto for this year’s gameplay is to be Simpler,Quicker, and Deeper.

With the introduction of the new Gameflow play call option, players are now given plays for them to executue within the game. Although this feature may turn off some of the more advanced Madden players, Gameflow provides a more in depth feel of  how real NFL players recieve their plays from their offensive/defensive coordinators and helps more of the novice players out. Control wise, YOU ARE IN CONTROL For the first time in a Madden game all the offensive  moves can be done via the right joy sticks, and you will feel like you are the superstars, based on how well you play and react to buttons, not to pre rendered animations. Although defense may take a slight handicap in this new control scheme, your success is based on how well you work the sticks. Continue Reading

The Bioshock series makes it’s return and takes the action on an entirely different level. Literally. Irrational Games is back and taking the BioShock series to new heights in all all new chapter in series, Bioshock: Infinite.

The game is set in 1912 in the fictional city of Columbia that is located many feet above the ground. Players will play as Booker DeWiit, who is out on a mission to rescue Elizabeth, a prisoner in Columbia since her childhood. Players will use their new abilities and tactics to fight off foes before the city of Columbia plummets to the ground.

Check out the teaser below. We also have screenshots for you!

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The SNES, Sega Genesis, Gameboy, NES  are consoles that most veteran video gamers grew up with or were born into. It was a way of life for many of us at a very young age and we all enjoyed it. These were the days when video games weren’t mainstream, but rather an “underground” form of entertainment. Back when, the creativity of video games was high with some originality, unlike today where every game tries to resemble a movie. Games like Sonic the Hedgehog, Earthworm Jim, Double Dragon, Mario Bros, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and A Boy and his Blob. These games had a plot, but it wasn’t about that. It was about the fun of the game while being able to maintain understanding of what little plot it had. Despite the visuals not looking “realistic,” many games back in the day had uniquely creative 2D Visual styles.

Gaming has since then come a long way with cinematic graphics and top notch acting. I have to admit, I miss the early 1990’s video games. The nostalgia has been cured all thanks to Ubisoft’s latest game, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game for the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade.

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