Video Games A lot has gone on this week in video games. Here is a recap of what we covered in the world of video games on the site this week We are wrapping up one more week out there in terms of all of the video games, and this one had a lot to dive into. We had the full launch for Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival for the bigger events, along with many updates for titles like Stupid Never Dies and Halloween: The Game. Oh, and there was that fun little release for Star Wars: Galactic Racer that landed this week too. All to get us ready for the various other video games and experiences coming for the spooky season that we are not getting deeper into. Read More...

Huntsman New DLC for Huntsman is on the way to us all, with more of the police coming in to help out with the Huntsman problem It looks as if all of the reports of the madness during Huntsman are finally being taken seriously, with the new DLC. New DLC that OnTheHouse Studios is working to get out to us all on PC very soon. In fact, we'll be seeing the new officers on the site before Halloween, with this new DLC adding things into Huntsman on October 26th for those who have the game and want to play a bit more. As well as those who actually want to fight back against the eight-legged freaks that are loose in the facility. Read More...

Huntsman New updates for Huntsman have crawled out there, and they give us some fun ways to replay Huntsman again As if you all weren't scared enough with Huntsman, new updates have crawled their way out there to add more to the horrors of giant spiders again. Not a thing I would have expected, but it is something that is on the way out there from OnTheHouse Studios. Well, more that it is out there now, with even more updates to the game in the works. True updates and not just bugs that the Huntsman should have eaten before the game launched on the PC. Read More...

Huntsman New spiders are on the way to Huntsman, as we get closer to the final release date we have to fear the Huntsman We are about to get swarmed here in a few days, as Huntsman crawls its way out to the PCs out there. The full game is ready to release, with OnTheHouse Studios getting this arachnophobia title wrapped just in time for the creepiest of holidays to pass. I am sure that is not the true case, but it is fun timing, so those Americans have a fun thing to bring up around the table. Not just with the game, but with some new spider facts out there, as this one will feature more than just the Huntsman. Read More...

Huntsman The final release date for Huntsman is set, and we have a few new features to help get us in the mindset for Huntsman The creepy crawlies are getting closer to under your skin, with Huntsman officially hitting the PC in its full form on November 27th. OnTheHouse Studios has made sure that the massive spiders we are going to be facing will feel like the real deal. Now, Ten Image Publishing is making sure we know all of that before the final release date. They are doing that by not only giving us more gameplay for Huntsman to look at, but also to give us a little bit of an insight into the various arachnids that will be hunting us all down. Read More...

Huntsman A demo for the upcoming Huntsman is on the way, along with a release window now being set for Huntsman to scare us all True fear is on the way out there for so many, with the announcement we have for the upcoming title, Huntsman. A new one for the PC from OnTheHouse Studios and Ten Image Publishing that is going to tap into some primal fears that most of humanity has out there. No, this is now a horror game about public speaking. As the title alludes to, Huntsman is a title about being hunted down by giant spiders. Read More...

Well it seems Utah is not as conservative after all. Utah Governor Jon Huntsman (r) has vetoes video games and movie retail restriction bill. To those who don’t know about it, it’s the bill (that was originally written by Jack Thompson and legislator Mike Morle) that would enforce strict penalties on retailers who sells M-Rated games and Rated R movies to “buyers subject to an age restriction or recommendation.”   Utah Governor Jon Huntsman (r) wrote a letter to House Speaker David Clark and Utah Senate President Michael Waddoups about why he vetoed the video game bill: (from Sainless: http://saintless.com/2009/03/25/gov-vetoed-hb-353/)“Dear Speaker Clark and President Waddoups: After careful consideration and study, I have decided to veto HB 353, TRUTH IN ADVERTISING ACT AMENDMENTS, and have transmitted it to the Lieutenant Governor for filing. Read More...