There will be vengeance.
Proof that games are art?
Once more unto the breach...
Looking for a quick, occasionally perplexing world to hop around in for a few minutes? How about two worlds conjoined at the touch of your shift key? SHIFT is a neat little noir-inspired Flash platformer that should only take you a little time to complete, assuming the work week hasn't totally kicked your brain's ass. Hey, it is Friday after all. Read More »
Valentine's Day is around the corner and like every other holiday, it's the perfect time to catch up on your favorite games. Wait, Valentine's Day is about spending time with the one you love, you say? Well, two birds one stone is our approach here at GameSpy, so we've put together a compilation of games to play when you want to spend quality time with the one you love, assuming they are also a game-playing nerd. Read More »
Microsoft boldly claims that 2010 will be Xbox 360's biggest year yet. GameSpy's crack team of editors descended on the company's X10 press event in full force to decide for themselves. We saw highly anticipated games like Halo: Reach, Fable III, Alan Wake, Splinter Cell: Conviction, Crackdown 2, and many more. Use this index to keep track of our X10 coverage, fresh from the event in San Francisco. Read More »
Reality-defying physics, multiplayer mayhem, and wishy-washy vehicle mechanics -- we explore Crackdown 2's highs and lows in this full rundown based on the game's X10 showing. More importantly -- will there be imaginary orbs to collect? Read More »
The biggest game on display at X10 was easily Halo: Reach, and we definitely weren't left wanting for info. With its more open world, new technology, fresh cast and prequel-based storyline, Reach does not feel like your average Halo game. Don't worry, Ryan'll still act all cranky when he talks about it, though. That's what he does. Read More »
Peter Molyneux is at it again, stirring up controversy and getting people talking about Lionhead Studios' next entry in the popular Fable series. Why are people going to be very mad at what they've done to the franchise? What's going on with co-op? What's with all the touching? Answers to these questions and more await you inside. Read More »
Who would win in a fight between Splinter Cell's Sam Fisher and "Burn Notice's" Michael Westen? Who cares! The important thing is, the all-new all-awesome Splinter Cell looks like an awesomely cinematic stealth-action thriller, and we've got all the details. Also it's awesome. Read More »
The original Dead Space surprised everyone, instantly turning developer Visceral Games into a high-profile studio. But when Visceral stated that the next entry in the franchise, Dead Space Extraction, would be an on-rails shooter made exclusively for the Wii, fans were understandably skeptical. When Extraction debuted, however, it blew me away, and garnered critical praise from several other outlets. I recently had the chance to interview Steve Papoutsis, Extraction's Executive Producer (and also part of the team responsible for the original game), to discuss how and why Extraction came to be. Read More »
Back in 2008, startup developer Red Eagle Games announced it was creating multiple games and an MMORPG based on Robert Jordan's epic fantasy series, The Wheel of Time. Today, the company reported it will have a little help on the ambitious project from the RPG veterans at Obsidian Entertainment. Spin the Wheel after the jump. Read More »
Bungie's been busy remaking the Halo engine, drastically altering the tech behind the upcoming Halo: Reach and making it look far better than anything it's done previously. If you want to see where all the hard work's been going, check out this new Vidoc, which details just how different the visuals of Reach will be. The planet Reach is going to fall, but it's going to look good while it does. See More »
Viacom was so happy with Rock Band creator Harmonix in 2008 that it paid the Cambridge, Massachusetts-based developer $150 million in bonuses. Now that the plastic-guitar thrill is gone, Sumner Redstone's company wants a big chunk of its money back. Read More »
I wish a camera could have taken stills of my face as I played through Heavy Rain. While it's not the first game to engage my sensitive side, it's certainly the most intense emotional experience I've had with a controller in my hand. And I'm not just talking about tears, either: Playing through the story made me mad, happy, content, and anxious in ways that few games ever have. Read More »
Former UCLA power forward Ed O'Bannon believes EA and the NCAA owe him money. In a lawsuit that moved forward this week, O'Bannon said EA used his likeness in its NCAA Basketball game, and now he wants to be compensated.
And O'Bannon, 37, isn't alone. Samuel Keller, former QB at Arizona State, filed his own lawsuit against the NCAA and EA in May, and former Rutgers quarterback Ryan Hart jumped on the litigation bandwagon in June. More messy details inside. Read More »
Love is even harder to come by for videogame protagonists than it is for gamers. You could also always hit up a local bookstore or bar and chat it up with some potential mates. As tough as it may seem at times, at least you're not rummaging through the world of Dig-Dug trying to find someone who'd bang you. So if you're feeling lonely on Valentine's Day, just be happy that you're not spelunking into a cavern full of snakes and bats just to rescue some kidnapped princess who probably won't even give you her number.
End intro text and commence wacky far-fetched hypotheticals! So what if videogame characters had their own dating site to meet prospective matches? It'd probably go a little something like this... Read More »
After limping on since last E3, the rumors concerning the demise of Remedy's PC version of Alan Wake have been confirmed: There are no plans to release a PC version. Period. Microsoft sent out a blurb to Strategy Informer which is sure to piss off PC gamers. Check it out through here. Read More »
Capped by MAG's absurd "up to 256 players only" limit, rejected gamer Tim "Batman" Glibbons can only dream of what his fellow gamers will be playing for a few days until they go back to Modern Warfare 2.
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| 2 | Fable 3 | X360 |
| 3 | Alan Wake | X360 |
| 4 | Deus Ex 3 | PC |
| 5 | Splinter Cell: Conviction | X360 |
| 6 | Alan Wake (Limited Collector's Edition) | X360 |
| 7 | Dead Rising 2 | X360 |
| 8 | Lost Planet 2 | X360 |
| 9 | Halo: Reach | X360 |
| 10 | Splinter Cell: Conviction CE | X360 |
