Darn MMOs. I Want My StarCraft II!
Todd is infamous for his hatred of all things MMO, but word that World of Warcraft is holding up the development of StarCraft II has got him down right fuming. And Blizzard is in his crosshairs.
Category Archives: Editorials
Forsaking The Hardcore
Although everyone is going gaga over Natal, Chella worries that hardcore 360 gamers might be left behind in Microsoft’s rush to counter the family-friendly Wii.
PlayStation Busted!
The PS3 version of Ghostbusters looks pretty bad compared to the 360 version. And in Europe, Sony is only releasing the PS3 game for now. Why? To force sales of an inferior product. Sony is busted!
The Fall Of The House Of Sony
Sony did little to impress at E3, and didn’t drop the price of their PS3 to bring it in line with the 360. With nothing to show but a continuously high cost, the PS3 may be on its last legs.
The Big Three: Grades At E3
Although there was a lot of news, it always comes down to a battle between Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo. Todd monitored them, and assigned grades. Who had the best show? Find out!
E3 Gossip Girl
With E3 starting next week, rumors are flying about what might or might not happen. A slim PS3? A new Metal Gear? A revamped PSP? Mature Wii titles? Chella goes over the more credible guesses.
NON-Live at E3
After what Todd suspects was a rigged demo at GDC, The OnLive Console is skipping the scrutiny of the E3 press core. His prediction: Can you say Vaporware?
Duke Nukem' Gone Forever?
Chella Believes that tales of Duke Nukem being dead are premature. Like a stereotypical 1980’s action hero, he’ll crawl out of the burning ruins unharmed and ready to fight again.
Do Not Resuscitate
Who knew back in 1997 when Duke Nukem Forever was announced that it was so appropriately named? Now the 12 year development cycle has crashed, and taken 3D Realms with it.
War Games
Developer Atomic is trying to make a realistic war game called Six Days in Fallujah that features real solders on both sides of the battle. But former publisher Konami has cut and run at the first sign of trouble.