We know mainstream videogame news can be a slog. Here’s some help. -The PlayStation Store returns. -Classic arcade X-Men surprises the App Store. –Minecraft doc makers want your story. –Dirt 3 charity DLC represents. -Another Portal 2 robot lives. -Two decades-old Madden lawsuit wrinkles EA. –Modern
tinycartridge: Playing games in the car while nature waits outside, shot by Lori Paulson (click for a larger image). This was shot during a road trip from Seattle to Redding, California. Four friends decided to take a 1,200-mile drive and back to In-N-Out Burger, and this double exposure image captu
–Carmageddon returns. -Zynga presents Empires & Allies. –Here’s ten minutes of Deus Ex: Human Revolution. –Games headed to your Roku Box. –Split/Second developers regroup. -Some (obv) disgruntled about Call of Duty subscription plans. -DS Lite receives a price cut. See that wasn’t so bad. Image via.
What’s with Cole Phelps’s rotten attitude? Maybe it has something to do with living in an inescapable city full of people who are seemingly obsessed with him. Maybe those people represent something he doesn’t want anyone to know. Kirk Hamilton runs through the claustrophobic yet curiously empty L.A.
We make getting mainstream videogame news easy for you. Here we go: -Dust off your old receipt because GameStop will honor old Duke Nukem pre-orders. -World rally champion Colin McRae’s name was dropped from Dirt 3. –Gears of War 3 to feature Black Sabbath’s War Pigs. -What is Fusion and why is M
This infographic should handily quash any remaining enthusiasm over videogame movies. Assuming there is any. See the rest of it here. –Lana Polansky