"This week, we found out that everyone’s favorite three-horned dinosaur, Triceratops, was really the similar-looking Torosaurus at an earlier stage of growth...This controversy leads us to reflect on some of the video games containing the dino species, with the developers being so yesterday (literally) and thinking it was the one-and-only Triceratops."

SwiderMan via g4tv.com »

A live action movie based on the Turok franchise has been announced, by its star, apparently - US Native American actor Adam Beach. Beach is little known, but has acted in television shows like Moose TV, Bottoms Up and Skinwalker, as well as the war film Flags of our Fathers. The good news is he's passionate about the role. The film, he estimates, will arrive in theaters in roughly two years.

chautemoc via www.computerandvideogames.com »

Remember the old games on the N64 where you had to blast the crap out of dinosaurs and use a bow kill things from far away? Remember Turok?
The first Turok installment on the next-gen console got a nice rating: a 7/10.

One of the biggest update with the game is the "Sticky bomb gun". Whatever target you want, fire at it, and then pull the trigger to let it explode.

The bow has improved to be a nice killer in this game, the review said that the main character is now able to pick off two...

SSJ3 Trunks via ps3.ign.com »

"Eurogamer: Why bring Turok back now? What does he have to offer fans of the FPS genre waiting for games like Halo 3 and Crysis?

Josh Holmes: Turok is a classic FPS franchise that remains well-loved despite some of the shortcomings of the later games in the original series. We were able to acquire the rights for Turok and have made a game that pays homage to the elements that made the first games on N64 so special. Turok drops you into a dangerous living jungle and forces you to face off ag..."

Enhance via www.eurogamer.net »