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Dave Mirra BMX Challenge - PSP - Videos and Trailers

Dungeons & Dragons: Tactics - PSP - Videos and Trailers

Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars - PSP - Videos and Trailers

Brunswick Pro Bowling - PS2 - Videos and Trailers

Coded Arms - PSP - Videos and Trailers

CID The Dummy - PS2 - Videos and Trailers

CID The Dummy - PC - Videos and Trailers

CID The Dummy - PSP - Videos and Trailers

CID The Dummy - Wii - Videos and Trailers

Boulder Dash Rocks! - PSP - Videos and Trailers

Boulder Dash Rocks! - DS - Videos and Trailers

Bomberman Land - PSP - Videos and Trailers

Alien Syndrome - Wii - Videos and Trailers

Alien Syndrome - PSP - Videos and Trailers

Penny Arcade Adventures: On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness - PC - Videos and Trailers

RACE Pro - Xbox360 - Videos and Trailers

Magnacarta 2 - Xbox360 - Screenshots

Love, war and destiny intertwine in an all-new role-playing adventure! The shadow of civil war looms over the kingdom of Lanzheim and Juto, a boy with no recollection of his past may be the key to ending the cycle of bloodshed. Magnacarta 2 delivers a unique role-playing experience that combines real-time action, timing-based attacks, over-drive combinations and the strategic use of skills, magical power and critical attacks on a journey to discover one’s true destiny in the midst of tragedy and war.

• Unparalleled graphics – Beautifully detailed graphics powered by the Unreal Engine 3
• Deep storyline – Original storyline driven by intense themes of love, war, politics,
sacrifice and the ultimate question of choosing one’s own fate told through beautifully
rendered CGI cut-scenes
• Dynamic battle system – A fresh twist on combat that combines strategic turn-based
battle concepts and real time gameplay that seamlessly blends world navigation and
fighting without any load times or interruptions
• Unique visual style – A stunning and distinctive photo-realistic manga style with
character designs by famed Korean artist Hyung-Tae Kim

Final Fantasy XIII - PS3 - Videos and Trailers

Final Fantasy XIII - Xbox360 - Videos and Trailers

Final Fantasy XIII - Xbox360 - Screenshots

SQUARE ENIX EUROPE CONFIRMS EXCITING COMBINED

LINE-UP AT GAMESCOM 2009

World Premieres and Internationally Developed Titles Take Centre Stage

London (28^th July 2009) – Square Enix Europe, the business unit integrating sales and marketing forces of Square Enix Ltd. (Square Enix) and Eidos Interactive (Eidos), announced today its exciting line-up of combined titles which will be on show at GamesCom 2009, Cologne, August 19^th – ...

LocoRoco Midnight Carnival - PSP - GR Review

A BuiBui Bust.

Hey there, LocoRoco, how have you been? Remember all the fun times we shared happily bouncing around, kicking those mean old Moja right off your planet? What, you want to play some more? Let’s see here, LocoRoco Midnight Carnival, eh? Well, doesn't that just sound like a jolly good time? But what’s with that evil glint in your eye? Hey, what are you doing to me? No, LocoRoco, stop it! Why are you trying to make me hate you?!

[image1]The previous (Oscar worthy) dramatization should serve as fair warning to all those planning to pick up LocoRoco Midnight Carnival, the latest edition of the franchise featuring those adorable little blobs that sing in a totally made-up language no one on our planet can possibly understand. The previous two games were lighthearted romps, fairly easy titles where players tilt the game screen left and right to help the LocoRoco roll, bounce, and jump across the stage and to the goal. They were games the whole family could enjoy, and one of the few times we could get both our grandmother and little brother to shut up about the war and/or Ninja Turtles long enough to actually watch an entire episode of Lost. (It didn’t help, I still have no idea why that show’s popular.)

If you gave LocoRoco Midnight Carnival to your grandmother, then she’d probably die of a heart attack, and if you gave it to your little brother, he would want to frame you for murder. That’s because this new addition to the franchise has thrown out all the fun and whimsy of the previous games and jacked up the difficulty so high ...

Grand Theft Auto IV: The Ballad of Gay Tony - Xbox360 - Screenshots

Fact sheet pending.

Tekken 6 - Xbox360 - GR Review

Should I feel bad hitting bear cubs with an iron bar for treasure?

Namco’s venerable Tekken fighting series has always been a divider in the genre with people either loving its serious, yet over-the-top style, or preferring one of the many other 3D fighting alternatives like Virtua Fighter, Dead or Alive, and Soul Calibur. This time around, the game divides itself, by putting as much emphasis on the traditional one-on-one fighting gameplay as the Scenario Campaign, a massive loot-intensive overhaul of the beat-‘em-up mode Tekken Force/Devil Within, which for the last three installments in the series served as little more than a side diversion. Unfortunately, the result is the same old Tekken with new modes that make their own fair share of triumphs and mistakes.

[image1]Nearly everything that fans love and hate about the Tekken series (namely Tekken 5) remains true for Tekken 6. You still left punch, right punch, left kick, and right kick your opponent until one of you can’t move because the health bar says you can’t. For newbies, that likely means spamming one of four moves over and over again, like using Eddy and pressing the kick buttons until you win. ...

Tekken 6 - PS3 - GR Review

Should I feel bad hitting bear cubs with an iron bar for treasure?

Food Network: Cook or be Cooked - Wii - Videos and Trailers

Food Network: Cook or be Cooked - Wii - Screenshots

NAMCO BANDAI GAMES’ FOOD NETWORK: COOK OR BE COOKED IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR Wii™

Master More Than 30 Delicious Food Network Recipes in Your Living Room

SANTA CLARA, Calif., (Nov. 3, 2009) – Hungry?