Video Game publisher Mastiff today announced Gungrave: Overdose for the PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system. Gungrave: Overdose features more of everything that made its predecessor great: more adrenaline, more over-the-top action, more cell-shaded coolness, more outrageous story, more pumped-up volume, and more non-stop gameplay. The game features the character design of noted anime artists Yasuhiro Nightow (Trigun) and Kosuke Fujishima (Sakura Wars) and a soundtrack composed by Tsuneo Imahori (Trigun, Hajime No Ippo). Gungrave: Overdose ships in early fall 2004. Beyond-The-Grave, our favorite undead-Mafioso-turned-almost-good-guy, is back to kick ass against the Corsione family and prevent them from using the Seed … Continue reading Mastiff Announces Gungave →

Realore Studios is excited to announce the release of AquaWords, the latest version of the highly acclaimed word puzzle, which has won the hearts of a broad range of audience from casual players to cross-word lovers and language learners. In this challenging and highly addictive game you must help Aquatic make up a word from a pile of randomly scattered letter bubbles. Once you linked letters into a word, bubbles burst and you score! AquaWords lets you visit sunny Hawaii and meet your old buddy – Aquatic who is taking his first steps in learning English. Your objective here is … Continue reading Realore releases AquaWords Game →

The Tapwave Zodiac mobile entertainment console, its accessories and games were rolled out in all 227 CompUSA stores today. The Zodiac will be placed in the mobile computing section of the CompUSA stores. Along with the Tapwave Zodiac being available at retail, it will also be available on CompUSA's website. According to David Wenning, VP of Sales for Tapwave, "CompUSA’s focus on mobile computing technologies made them a great partner to bring this exciting new Palm-Powered entertainment system to consumers across the country. Now consumers will be able to experience first hand the brilliant high-resolution display, amazing half-VGA graphics performance, … Continue reading Zodiac Selling in CompUSA →

The Adventure Company today announced that MISSING: Since January has shipped for Windows in North America. Journalist, Jack Lorski and his companion disappear while investigating a series of serial killings. Soon after, SKL-Network, the agency Jack works for, receives a disturbing CD-ROM showing video footage obtained during his investigation. More than a simple CD, this disc marks the start of a chilling game of cat-and-mouse with a mad killer known only as "The Phoenix." One of the most innovative games on the adventure market, MISSING: Since January features an innovative blend of Windows and internet gameplay, making for a disturbingly … Continue reading Missing Ships →

The trade organization representing the video and computer game industry’s category-leading retail companies, the IEMA (Interactive Entertainment Merchants Association), today announced that the 2004 IEMA Executive Summit – the association’s annual conference – has sold-out for the fifth straight year. Additionally, the retail and publisher attendee numbers and overall participation from industry leaders too is at an all-time high for the three-day event. The Summit was moved from its previous location at the Ritz-Carlton in Laguna Niguel, California which it had outgrown last year, to its new home at the Hyatt Regency in the new upscale community of Lake Las … Continue reading IEMA Show Sells Out →

Warthog, the leading international games developer, announced today that they have hired the well respected PR agency, Frazer Nash Communications, to handle all their corporate communications. "Warthog has a great reputation for creating brilliant games" said Frazer Nash, Director of Frazer Nash Communications…"I have worked with this company before when I was the UK PR Manager for Vivendi Universal Games. You can really get your PR teeth into Warthog games as you know the journalists are going rate them highly." "We are really glad to have Frazer on board" said Steven Law Chief Operating Officer. "He has a great understanding … Continue reading Warthog Hires Frazer Nash →

Matrix Games will be present in force at Origins Games Convention 2004 this year in Columbus, Ohio from June 24th through June 27th. Located in the wargaming section in Booth 1106, the company will be showing a line-up of new game releases, demos, previews and special guests for wargamers to enjoy. On hand from 2 by 3 Games will be Keith Brors to discuss War in the Pacific and World At War. From Australia, we will be joined by two of our most respected developers, Dave O'Connor and Paul Scobell of Panther Games to present Conquest of the Aegean and … Continue reading Matrix Games at Origins →

The Get Up & Move! campaign continues to build awareness of the exercise benefits of playing dance video games by donating RedOctane Ignition Dance Pads to all 35 iD Tech Camp locations. iD Tech Camps host weekly Dance Dance Revolution events for their technology summer campers to experience this innovative game that stimulates the mind as well as providing exercise on the dance pad controller. "RedOctane launched the Get Up & Move! campaign to show kids that a pastime they already love can be the key to becoming more active," said Dean Ku, Vice President of Marketing for RedOctane. "We’re … Continue reading Tech Camps Get Game Pads →

KumaWar, the revolutionary new online game service that allows players to experience re-creations of real war events weeks after they occur has released Fallujah Vigilant Resolve – its latest mission, based on U.S. Marine combat in the Iraqi city of Fallujah, Iraq. Taking place in April, Fallujah Vigilant Resolve re-creates key events in the month-long campaign to flush out insurgents responsible for the murder of four American civilian contractors. The online downloadable game occurs as the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force makes its way into the heart of the city, attempting to throw a noose around heavily armed insurgents — including … Continue reading US Marines Invade Kuma War →

HP today introduced the HP Personal Media Drive and the HP Media Center m1000 series Photosmart PC, continuing HP’s long legacy of innovation and delivering the next evolution in digital entertainment technology. The HP Personal Media Drive, a stand-alone storage accessory, can slide seamlessly into an integrated bay slot in the front of the new HP Media Center PC chassis or be used as an independent storage drive with any notebook or PC with a USB port. When being used in the HP Media Center PC environment, the HP Personal Media Drive gives consumers up to 160 gigabytes of additional … Continue reading HP Releases Media Center Gaming PC →