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Witch Hunt Trailer, Bioware's DLC Finale for Dragon Age: Origins

Witch Hunt Trailer, Bioware's DLC Finale for Dragon Age: Origins

Witch Hunt DLC trailer marks the end of Dragon Age: Origins.

Ubisoft shows the harshness of the film industry in Bloody Good Time

Ubisoft shows the harshness of the film industry in Bloody Good Time

Ubisoft is prepping a new shooter exclusively for XBLA and the PC.

New Killzone 3 screens show new environments and Helghast punching

New Killzone 3 screens show new environments and Helghast punching

These new KZ3 screens once again show how good the game looks.

Rockstar Toronto reportedly worked on a 1960s gang game

Rockstar Toronto reportedly worked on a 1960s gang game

Details on the issues concerning Rockstar Toronto and their unreleased project.

New Yakuza 4 trailer shows explosions, strutting and general badassery

New Yakuza 4 trailer shows explosions, strutting and general badassery

More Yakuza action is abound in this new trailer.

Witch Hunt Trailer, Bioware's DLC Finale for Dragon Age: Origins

Your Dragon Age: Origins' warden will soon complete his/her final quest as Bioware's Witch Hunt DLC hits next week on Sept 7th and closes out the RPG masterpiece that was Dragon Age: Origins.

Confront Morrigan and perhaps try to make some enchantment in the bedroom once again in the epic final chapter to Origins' story. Your final adventure will find your warden hooking up with some companions such as Finn, a Circle of Magi mage and a Dalish warrior named Ariane.

Ubisoft shows the harshness of the film industry in Bloody Good Time

The film industry can be a tough business as stars can fade, movies can flop and studios can crumble. But I don’t think the film industry is as harsh as it will be in Ubisoft’s upcoming shooter Bloody Good Time. Announced for the first time today, Bloody Good Time is a new multiplayer based shooter that will show gamers just how tough the film business can be.

New Killzone 3 screens show new environments and Helghast punching

Without explicitly wearing my PS3 fandom on my sleeve, I must say that Killzone 3 is a sexy looking game.  When I was lucky enough to play a single-player demo at E3 my jaw was literally on the floor since somehow the geniuses at Guerrilla Games have made Killzone look even better than it appeared in KZ2.

Rockstar Toronto reportedly worked on a 1960s gang game

Twitter usually isn’t the most reliable place for inside gaming news and rumors as it’s often a pit of garbage. But there is one reliable source of juicy gaming news on Twitter, and that's Veracious Shit. In the past Veracious Shit has informed us on the history behind L.A. Noire along with dropping the first word on Avalanche Studios (Just Cause 2) working on a game based on an upcoming sci-fi movie.

New Yakuza 4 trailer shows explosions, strutting and general badassery

If you’re a fan of Japanese gangsters, you probably know that Yakuza 4 will finally be coming to the shores of North America and Europe next Spring.  Released earlier this year in Japan, the fourth installment of Sega’s popular franchise once again provided gamers with an in-depth and action packed experience.

Surprisingly, Sega is already starting to hype up the release of Yakuza 4 with this new trailer.  The trailer does a good job at showing the drama and action one can expect from the game, of which there’s going to be lots of.

God of War 3 art book announced

If there’s one game that never ceases to amaze with its amazing concept art its God of War.  The wildly popular franchise has always had some of the best concept art, most of which show Kratos in iconic action poses and involve him looking like a bad ass.  In the past we’ve been lucky to have some of the GOW concept art made available to us, whether it’s via artist blogs or through Limited Edition strategy guides.

Gunblade NY & LA Machineguns Arcade Hits Pack [Review]

Overall Feeling: 
The Gunblade NY and LA Machineguns Arcade Hits Pack is a terrific product that encapsulates a prime era in both the history of arcade gaming and Sega as a company. With gameplay that’s still addicting to this day and a perfect price point of $29, anyone who has a passion for arcade gaming and that owns a Wii should pick up this combo of awesome since it’s the epitome of timeless arcade gaming.
The Pros: 
Both games offer an amazing amount of fun. The visuals may not be awe-inspiring but they look good from a retro perspective (yes mid 90s arcade gaming is now retro -_-). Online leader boards and bonus weapon abilities add even more replayability to both games.
The Cons: 
It would’ve been nice if Sega perhaps added another mode or included an entirely new adventure mode exclusive to the Wii.
ShogunGamer.com Rating : 
9

When it comes to video games, Sega is probably known for two things in particular: the widely popular blue hedgehog Sonic and the plethora of arcade games the company has released in the past 25 years. While the arcade industry has all but waned in the wake of console gaming, the late 80s and 90s were a tremendous highlight of Sega’s talent when it came to producing a quality arcade game.  With classics such as Outrun, Virtua Fighter and Virtual On, Sega cranked out arcade games that were beloved by all, and still to this day hold a place close to the hearts of many gamers.

Hideo Kojima comments on if we'll see MGS4 redux

When it comes to being the master of Twitter hype in the video game community, there’s no one better than Hideo Kojima.  Kojima must have a lot of spare time on his hands when he isn’t working on new MGS games as he’s often tweeting about leather jackets, what he’s having for dinner and dropping occasional game teases that often go nowhere.

Mass Effect 2: Lair of the Shadow Broker DLC Trailer

Bioware sets loose the trailer for its newest downloadable content pack for Mass Effect 2 called "The Lair of the Shadow Broker". The DLC will be available next week on Sept 7 to download via the game's Cerberbus Network for 800 Microsoft Points or $10 on the Xbox 360 console and PC.

New installment of Disaster Report heading to the PS3

The cult hit survival series known in North America as Disaster Report is finally making the jump to the PS3.  Famitsu revealed the early details on the project which is known as Zettai Zetsumei Toshi 4 in Japan.  Just like the previous games, the latest installment of the series has players trying to survive in a city after a major natural catastrophe has hit.

First screens of Batman: Arkham City

When Batman: Arkham City was announced last month it was both a happy and sad day.  There was joy to be had over the new details about Batman’s latest adventure but at the same time our smiles were turned upside down since the game won't be released until next year. Yeah we all knew that a new Batman game wasn’t on deck for 2010, but having to wait over a year for more goodness is going to be a tough battle.

Become a cowboy in Top Hand Rodeo Tour

So far we’ve seen a rather diverse line-up of games for the PlayStation Move.  Whether it’s a casual party game, a brain busting puzzler, or a hectic action game, the PlayStation Move seems to have everything covered. But what about those who want to become a cowboy and lasso a calf or tame a wild horse? Well later this year gamers can make that a reality in Top Hand Rodeo Tour.

First look at the Back to the Future video game

The sheer amount of geek anticipation is extremely high for Telltale Games’ adaptation of Back to the Future.  When the BTTF game was announced in June, the announcement was met was instant adulation instead of the standard gloom that accompanies most licensed games.

The animal kingdom is at battle in Tokyo Jungle

For some unknown reason Sony Computer Entertainment Japan haven’t exactly pumped out a lot of PS3 games this generation.  SCEJ hasn’t been completely lax as of late as the studio has been one of the few bastions of originality on the PSP with games like LocoRoco and Patchwork Heroes.  But now SCEJ is taking a nice creative risk on the PS3 with Tokyo Jungle.

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