Is Twice Really As Nice?
After years of complaining about the need for original content games, we are now deluged by sequel after sequel. The thing is, we really seem to like it. So what gives?
After years of complaining about the need for original content games, we are now deluged by sequel after sequel. The thing is, we really seem to like it. So what gives?
The Supreme Court could finally declare that video games are an art form worthy of protection, or set us on a path that could kill our beloved industry.
After a brief hiatus, the Gamer Geeks charge back onto the scene with rants about Metroid, high praise for Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock and a prediction that Halo Reach might be the Game of the Year.
Some powerhouse titles are hitting the market as 2011 winds down to a close, leaving everyone wondering who has a shot at Game of the Year.
Games delivered by download, called downloaded content, (DLC) are starting to outstrip more traditionally published titles. Is this a minor shift, or the end of publishing and retail stores as we know it?
Sometimes games have almost everything players want, except one little thing. And that one thing keeps a good game from becoming a great one. These are your ALMOST greatest hits.
NBA 2K11 is finally out, and looks absolutely amazing. Sit in with the developers of one of the most anticipated basketball titles ever created as they explain their vision for the virtual courts.
The PlayStation Move is out, Xbox’s Kinect isn’t far behind, and a slew of expensive music games are about to burst onto the market. It’s going to be a costly Fall for gamers.
Today we reveal that GiN is now on Facebook. You can find us at www.facebook.com/gameindustry with daily updates, game trailers and news and reviews you can use. Come Friend us!
Publishers are crying foul at the surging popularity of the used game market, and even plotting how to best kill it. Meanwhile, gamers are embracing it with all their might. Who’s in the right here?