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Dear Mr. Ebert,
I would like to offer my sincerest thanks to you for recently stating in your column that videogames can never be art. Noting the content drought on many game enthusiast websites, you selflessly decided to peel the crusted top off of the cesspool that is the games-as-art debate, to present us gamers with the opportunity to wallow in our own intellectual feces for a solid week-and-a-half. And with bony fists raised in impotent rage and eyes fixed unflinchingly on our navels, we took up the call. Read More »
Getting tired of causing the same old havoc on Panau island? Don't fret, Square Enix has just the pick-me-up you need. The studio announced today two new DLC packs for sandbox shooter Just Cause 2, featuring weapons and vehicles sure to please Rico Rodriguez fans everywhere. Read More »
Great concept, poor execution. That sums up the general response to Tony Hawk's 2009 wireless skateboard peripheral game, Ride. But according to publisher Activision, you won't just ride in the next title in the Tony Hawk franchise, you'll Shred. Read More »
Electronic Arts washed its hands of the alleged Madden cover jinx, allowing fans to choose which star would appear on Madden NFL 11. And the fans have spoken: New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees is the lucky -- or if you believe in the jinx, unlucky -- winner. Read More »
Rockstar's open world fables are often compared to feature films. Now fans will get a chance to see what its like when one of the developer's tales is handed over to a director. John Hillcoat, director of "The Road" and Australian western "The Proposition" has been tapped to help make a 30-minute Red Dead Redemption film -- with a twist. Read More »
Fresh off the news Microsoft is mulling an Xbox Live TV channel, Sony continues its own effort to make the PlayStation 3 a digital entertainment hub, inking a deal with Major League Baseball to stream MLB.TV's live games. Read More »
A patch is bringing some significant changes to Battlefield: Bad Company 2, hopefully not adding to the already significant time commitment required to reach the game's highest rank. According to consulting firm Orbus Gameworks, it already takes roughly 282 hours to achieve Rank 50. Read More »
Logging a verified one-day sales total of more than $401.6 million worldwide, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 is now the official Guinness World Record holder as the most successful entertainment launch of all time. Hit the jump for details. Read More »
You know that chain email you received from your buddy about awesome PlayStation Network code generator web sites? Don't open it! The tubes are abuzz today about an online scam impacting PSN users everywhere: hackers are accessing accounts through a phony email and racking up big credit card bills. Read More »
If there's one thing we learned from "Zombieland" it's that Rule 5: No Attachments, doesn't hold up. After all, what good is making the Zombie Kill of the Week without a friend to witness it? With that in mind, Capcom announced today zombie survival shooter Dead Rising 2 will feature two-player co-op. Read More »
At its annual early premier showcase in Hawaii, Capcom made it official: Marvel vs. Capcom 3, Okamiden, and Bionic Commando Rearmed 2 lead the developer's lineup of games slated to drop in 2011. Hadouken the jump for details. Read More »
Comic book conventions are a great place to garner geeky good news, and the inaugural Chicago Comics & Entertainment Expo continues the tradition. Thanks to reports from the recent event, we've got a rundown on some of the villains that will be appearing in Rocksteady's in-development sequel to the 2009 BAFTA Game of the Year, Batman: Arkham Asylum. Flip a coin after the jump. Read More »
The trailers for Bethesda's upcoming FPS, Brink, look gorgeous, and according to creative director Richard Ham, it plays just as beautifully thanks to enemies and allies with near-human artificial intelligence. Flank the jump for details. Read More »
Shaun White launches his first skateboarding title on consoles this holiday season, and "The Flying Tomato" turned "The Animal" is bringing the first videogame without a paper manual with him. Publisher Ubisoft announced today Shaun White Skateboarding will be the title that kicks off the company's new paper-manual-free environmental initiative. Read More »
After playing release date shuffle with Raven Software's time-bending FPS Singularity, it appears publisher Activision is finally comfortable declaring the game will launch on June 29 for the PC, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3. Read More »
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