Hoop Dreams!
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.
Saving Your Pennies
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.
GiN Invades Facebook
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!
The Volatile Used Game Market
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?
Coming Back To The PC
Those who long ago left the ranks of PC gaming for the shining console shores are doing something strange: they’re returning in droves, lured by the beauty that is Starcraft II.
Are Our Memories of Classic Games To Be Trusted?
Todd and John take a look back at classic games they thought were wonderful at the time, only to find that they might not have shined quite so brightly as in their memory.
We Like Girls
News that Activision is allegedly purging female leads from its games has riled up GiN’s female regiment, though they admit this is just part of a disturbing trend. Why can’t people realize that girls kick butt too?
An Offer You Can’t Refuse
With Mafia II coming out on August 24, the GiN Lounge plays fly on the wall of a developer conference to answer all your questions about this pending mafia masterpiece.
Even More Great Gaming Moments
The first Great Gaming Moments show was so successful, we’re doing a second. This one comes with multiple reader comments, and Gamer Geeks Todd and Kelly to boot. Hold onto your controllers!
Ready For Some…Lawsuits?
Everyone loves their college football team, but some players are feeling abused because they don’t get any compensation for using their likenesses. Former QB Sam Keller is suing EA Sports and the NCAA to get the money he says players deserve.