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The Outlast Trials — Project Judas Gameplay

Kena: Bridge Of Spirits — Switch 2 Release Date

Styx: Blades Of Greed — Hades Plays The Game [PS5 Gameplay]

The Occultist — What Remains After The Fear

SCP: Fragmented Minds — Chapter 02 Reveal

Emotionless: The Last Ticket — Console Launch Trailer

Remothered: Red Nun’s Legacy — Announcement

Remothered: Red Nun’s Legacy — Reviving Remothered [Developer Diary]

There Are No Ghosts At The Grand — Skeletons In The Closet

Directive 8020 — Don’t Play Alone (Multiplayer)

Mars Attracts — 6 Months Of Early Access

Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes — Reveal

The Occultist — Fear Is Something You Hear First

Review: Dead to Rights: Retribution

by Kevin [ Monday, 3rd of May 2010 - 05:35 PM ]

Dead to Rights: Retribution is a third person action title following vice cop Jack Slate and his groin-ravaging, canine companion Shadow as they uncover the seedier threats that are rising against an already seedy Grant City. Essentially, it is a re-imagining of the franchise that began with very basic, but very fun run and gun gameplay with a hint of John Woo-style dramatics. The sequel to the original, Dead to Rights II: Hell to Pay, moved the series from all the aforementioned positives into an area of monotony and outright brokenness. It took the ideas of the first game, which were actually pretty fresh amidst most of the titles out at the time, and did absolutely nothing with them. Read More…

Tags: Dead To Rights, Retribution, Review, Namco, Volatile Games, Scrotality, PS3, XBox 360

Review: Super Street Fighter IV

by 345 [ Friday, 30th of April 2010 - 08:00 PM ]

Super Street Fighter IV is definitely a great value at $40, especially for people who didn't pick up the original. Aside from everything originally included with IV, Super also includes a handful of new characters, new stages, new music and updated online play. This includes some new modes and features that fans have been wanting for over a year now. A new roster update comprises of a nice selection of characters from various series in the Street Fighter universe, as well as two new ones exclusive to Super. Juri is a welcome addition with a quickness that many other characters are lacking, and Hakan is a grappler covered in oil that brings more depth to his style of character. Read More…

Tags: SSF4, Review, Super Street Fighter IV, Street Fighter, Capcom, XBox 360, PS3

Shocker: Bungie signs with Activision

by Binh Nguyen [ Thursday, 29th of April 2010 - 07:13 PM ]

As I woke up this morning and logged-in to my Twitter account only to find shocking news of the day. If you do not know by now, Bungie has signed a ten year partnership with Activision. Despite everything that is going on with Infinity Ward and Activision, Bungie went ahead and pulled a fast one on everyone. Activision will have exclusive, worldwide rights to publish and distribute all future Bungie games based on their new intellectual property on multiple platforms and device. So 360 fans, you will have some company when it comes to future Bungie games. Read More…

Tags: Bungie, Activision, Partnership

Alan Wake Is Already A Hero In Bright Falls?

by David 'Hades' Becker [ Thursday, 29th of April 2010 - 02:08 PM ]

So, as promised, below are the first two episodes 0f the prequel to Alan Wake. Something I was hoping would clarify the differences between Alan Wake and Silent Hill for me. They look so damn close in style, world and gameplay for me, and I'm most likely forgetting others as well. So let's see what Remedy has in store for us to see the differences for the story. That has got to be where they differ, which would be perfect for me. Let's start by watching episode one of the prequel. Read More…

Tags: Alan Wake, Bright Falls, Prequel, Remedy, XBox 360

Halo Reach Minus The Afterbirth

by David 'Hades' Becker [ Wednesday, 28th of April 2010 - 11:26 PM ]

For you non-hardcore Halo fans out there, you may not have known that the Halo: Reach beta is kicking off in the next week, May 3rd to be exact. Perhaps you did know because of the mighty inter-webs. In either instance, Bungie wanted to ensure that everyone knew that there was a Beta on the way. They want you to know so much that they have placed an ad to inform the uninitiated and give you hardcore fanatics something to get all moist over. Here it is, submitted for your approval. Oh, and if you are confused a bit on what you are seeing, look below the clip for Bungie's explanation as to what is going on here. Read More…

Tags: Halo Reach, Beta, Microsoft, Bungie, XBox, XBL

AggroCast Episode Sixty Seven: Beer Run

by Brian Bentley [ Wednesday, 28th of April 2010 - 09:19 PM ]

The crew discusses more FFXIII, Pokemon, Perfect Dark, and a couple iPhone games. Bargain Binh sees a huge sale, On The DL wants you to demo a new DS game, and Netflix Pix gets all Sci-Fi. We also discuss Respawn Entertainment, Gears of War 3 and Ubisoft's latest move. The AggroCast is nothing without your support. Please tweet about your love for your AggroCast crew and don't forget to rate and review us on iTunes and the Zune Marketplace. It really only takes a few moments. Read More…

Tags: Podcast, AggroCast, Perfect Dark, Pokemon, Final Fantasy XIII, Beat Hazard, Rock Band 2

Alpha Protocol Preorder Bonuses Revealed

by Brian Goodman [ Wednesday, 28th of April 2010 - 07:17 PM ]

So as is the trend, publisher Sega and veteran developer Obsidian are offering various pre-order bonuses for their upcoming espionage RPG Alpha Protocol. Want to go in Die Hard style with crazy assault weapons? Pre order from GameStop. Doing this will net you the exclusive Assault weapons pack that contains: Some shotgun with a fancy name (UC Regulator if you MUST know) Some Assault Rifle with a fancy name (Rittergroupen Grizzly? That's actually not that fancy) Different Ammo Types Are you more the spy than the heavy? Like sneaking around and stabbing (or shooting) dudes in the back? Read More…

Tags: Alpha Protocol, Sega, Obsidian, Die Hard

We Will Soon Be Able To Torture More Sims On Consoles

by David 'Hades' Becker [ Wednesday, 28th of April 2010 - 05:10 PM ]

We all knew it was only a matter of time - with that time being yesterday (4/27/10) - before we could begin playing Hostel Sims 3 on our consoles. A game that we all know is the most fun when you are torturing these poor defenseless people or forcing them into really messed up relationships just in hopes of seeing two chicks hop into bed with each other. Don't deny it. You've tried and most likely succeeded in doing so. Read More…

Tags: Sims 3, EA, PS3, XBox, Wii, DS

Visiting Rapture One More Time

by Binh Nguyen [ Wednesday, 28th of April 2010 - 02:56 PM ]

After reading the Brian G article on DLC, I bring to you another DLC in the works from 2K Games that they will be releasing; The next BioShock 2 DLC called Rapture Metro Pack. This add-on will be available for the XBox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC. Here is some of the details that will be included in the next DLC. Six all-new maps built, some built from the single-player portion of the game. Three new Achievements/Trophies. Read More…

Tags: DLC, BioShock 2, 2K Games, PS3, XBox 360, PC

Games in a Flash - Star Studded

by Corey Dockendorf [ Tuesday, 27th of April 2010 - 10:28 PM ]

Today we have a Star Studded Games in a Flash article for your leisure. So lets just get right into it. Beer Pong Late night with Jimmy Fallon is no stranger to beer pong, or video games, but now you can play against Higgens, Qestlove and ultimately Jimmy himself in the ultimate beer pong challenge. Jimmy Fallon has been a huge video game promoter with his late night TV Show, so we have to at least give his first flash game a bit of credit here at Aggrogamer. Gameplay: This game requires very little thought, like real beer pong, and really good timing/aim. Read More…

Tags: Flash, Jinx, Jimmy Fallon, Adobe, Dr Horrible

Iron Man 2 Gets Its Prologue On

by David 'Hades' Becker [ Tuesday, 27th of April 2010 - 07:02 PM ]

Well it's coming closer to crunch time for Iron Man 2. Both for the film and videogame. So let's take a look at what we get to look forward to in the next week. At least as far as the videogame goes. Visually it is looking rather decent. As you can see from the below screen shots and new "prologue" trailer for the game. I mean they are not the best visuals known to the gaming industry, but for a movie tie in game you have to admit to yourself that they are pretty spectacular. Even though they do take on the cartoon feel to the whole style, but that is ok. Read More…

Tags: Iron Man 2, Sega, Marvel, Movie, PS3, XBox, Wii, PSP, DS

Review: Splinter Cell Conviction

by Kevin [ Tuesday, 27th of April 2010 - 03:22 PM ]

I've never tried to hide the fact that I was not the biggest Splinter Cell fan. The exploits of one Mr. Fisher never struck me as the most engaging, no matter how polished the series might have been. There was nothing about the character that made me want to be a part of the world, so imagine my surprise when I discovered that what made me want to explore the game’s mythology was the dehumanization of Sam Fisher. I think the cover definitely serves as a metaphor for the changing of style and approach with this title. Fisher has lost his daughter and along with her, he’s lost his fragile grip on the world around him. Read More…

Tags: Splinter Cell Conviction, Review, Ubisoft, Sam Fisher, XBox 360

You Have A Split/Second To Get This Demo

by Binh Nguyen [ Monday, 26th of April 2010 - 08:39 PM ]

Today, Disney Interactive Studios announced today that the demo for their upcoming action racer Split/Second is now available for download on XBox LIVE. Developed by the award winning Black Rock Studio, Split/Second will be exclusively for XBox LIVE until May 11th. After the 11th, it will be available for the PlayStation Network. The demo will allow players to experience the Airport Terminal level where players will race through a fictional airport terminal taking out opponents by triggering events, such as bringing down the air traffic control tower and piloting a cargo plane remotely. Split/Second will be released on May 18th and May 21st in North America and Europe, respectively. Read More…

Tags: Split Second, Disney Interactive, Action, Racer

Review: Beat Hazard

by Brian Bentley [ Monday, 26th of April 2010 - 06:26 PM ]

A combination of the best of what you love about Geometry Wars, Asteroids and Audiosurf, Beat Hazard is a rocking hand-eye coordination / spatial recognition challenge. Developed and published by Cold Beam Games, the game takes the music already stored on your computer and turns it into a space shooter. Big on gameplay, Beat Hazard makes no pretense regarding the presence of a story. Rather, it absorbs the drama from the song and builds your world from that palette. Read More…

Tags: Beat Hazard, Review, Cold Beam Games, Steam, PC, Shooter, XBox 360

Brian G Asks: WTF is up with DLC?

by Brian Goodman [ Monday, 26th of April 2010 - 04:20 PM ]

It's an exciting time to be a gamer because there is definitely a lot of pivotal stuff going on in our industry right now. Today I want to go on about a reasonably new development of an old concept. Expansion packs have been around since the mid 90's in the PC world. Back when the PC dinosaurs ruled the video game landscape (and just about any game could be played on any computer without a video card that costs more than a PS3), if there was a successful game, a half a year or so later we would see an expansion pack. People who enjoyed a game could purchase more content for around $20 to $30-ish. Don't quote me on this, but the first expansion in my memory was the level add on pack for Doom II released in 1995 called "Doom II Master Levels. Read More…

Tags: Doom II, Bethesda, WoW, Blizzard, Valve, Oblivion, DLC, World of Warcraft, Activision, Left 4 Dead 2

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