The popular LEGO Star Wars will have another game to add to the series with the announcement of LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars. Promising the same fun that led to the success of the previous games, they hope that the new gameplay elements will receive equal praise. LucasArts and TT Games have the game set to release on the Wii, DS, PSP, PS3, and Xbox 360 in the Fall of 2010.

Chad via computerandvideogames.com »

"THQ’s MX Vs. ATV Reflex is now available at European retail, and to celebrate a new trailer has been released. Taking to the mud on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Nintendo DS and PlayStation Portable (PSP), MX Vs. ATV Reflex is the latest title in the incredibly popular racing series from Rainbow Studios."

kevcothirtythree via electronictheatre.co.uk »

Until February 9th, Amazon is offering $10 future game credit with pre-order of Bioshock 2 (Xbox 360, PS3, PC), Dante's Inferno (Xbox 360, PS3, PSP), Scene It? Twilight (Nintendo DS) and Super Monkey Ball Step & Roll (Nintendo Wii) . With free shipping, no taxes in most states and already discounted price, this is the cheapest way to order these video games at this moment.

megax8 via dealprodigy.com »

"In light of some decisions recently made by third party developers, I believe I have some ideas as to why it's hard to sell hardcore third-party titles on the Wii.

So what do you do? The Wii doesn't have all the technical features of the 360 or the PS3. So how can a third party make a Wii hardcore title that can compete with 360 and PS3 hardcore titles? EA actually had a pretty good idea with Dead Space: Extraction. HD console owners who like Dead Space would be interested. Plus, there ar..."

Dark Arcanine via blogs.ign.com »

The Playstation 3 has plenty of great exclusive games. Unfortunately, some of those titles don't get the recognition (in terms of sales) they deserve.

DualSixAxis via examiner.com »

All Age Gaming's Phong Nguyen bring's us the 28th AAG "The Week That Was". This week he discusses Halo: Reach and Natal, Inside Xbox finally coming to Australian 360's, Heavy Rain's hard drive install, rumours about the Wii's successor and more.

CraigAAG via allagegaming.com »

"The Spanish game developer Virtual Toys has launched its latest creation, Spaceball: Revolution, on PlayStation Store as a PSP Mini title. Spaceball Revolution features an eye-catching 80’s retro graphics and a funky soundtrack to keep you in the winning zone."

kevcothirtythree via electronictheatre.co.uk »

How faithful are mythology-based games? Dante's Inferno has raided a few eyebrows over its rather loose interpretation of the work it's based on, but there are many other games that have taken inspiration from mythology and religion too. Gamesradar takes a look at a handful of recent games and how faithful they are to the religion and mythology they are based off...

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"BioShock was one of the biggest surprises of 2007 and after a four-month delay, 2K Games is finally ready to retrun to Rapture with BioShock 2 this week. The PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 sequel comes from a new developer (2K Marin), but gives gamers the chance to play as the series' iconic Big Daddy."

kingjfs via gamingtarget.com »

The first 9 months fiscal report from Nippon Ichi Software (NIS) has been posted in English, on Kotaku. Nippon Ichi Software for those not in the know, is a company known for releasing strategy RPGs, such as the cult hit Disgaea series, as well as other cult titles.

The first 9 months fiscal report from Nippon Ichi Software has been posted, and it really doesn't look good doods.

'Hit the jump', as they say, for the info. For the fans of the company, I suggest you do what they say befo...

tallteen86 via kotaku.com »

Anyone who pre-orders Dead or Alive Paradise will be rewarded with a bath poster featuring the Hitomi. When the back of the poster is wet, it can be attached to flat surfaces, then it can be loosened and removed using water so that it can be reused over and over again. Now you can bath and shower with Hitomi staring deep into your soul with those.. eyes...

Also attached are the in-game models of Lisa and Kasumi rendered in a higher definition than game will ever be able to output on its c...

ThreeTwoFiveSix via andriasang.com »

""Dante Alighieri wrote the greatest work of literature of all time. He was also a wimp. Not just any wimp: a creepy wimp. In Dante’s Inferno, the game loosely based on the first third of The Divine Comedy, Dante is a built cut of man-meat willing to do anything to retrieve his beloved Beatrice, who has been spirited away to Hell. In real life, Dante did love a woman named Beatrice, but he did it from a distance.""

DarkBlade4658 via gamezone.com »

"Video Games are fun. I’m not about to say that they are not. I’ve grown up playing them and I couldn’t imagine a world without them. But with the oppressive winter the Midwest has been seeing, it’s given me a few ideas as to what exactly gamers could be doing outside of playing video games. Hopefully, come spring you just might take me up on at least one of my ideas. If nothing else go ahead and open a window once it warms up a little since I’m sure being snowed in all winter hasnâ€..."

PlanetXbox360 via planetxbox360.com »

"Slitherine Software has announced that its top selling PlayStation Portable (PSP) game The History Channel Great Battles of Rome is available to buy directly from the PlayStation Network in Europe. Faithfully re-creating the military strategies for over 100 battles which determined the course of history, The History Channel Great Battles of Rome allows players to take an active part in the creation of the Roman Empire."

kevcothirtythree via electronictheatre.co.uk »

If you thought Kojima Productions had forgotten about the "surprise that would make people rush out to buy Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, don't worry, they haven't. Kojima Productions PR manager Jiro Oishi has hinted to this surprise feature in a recent post at the Kojima Productions blog.

It is still a complete mystery what this surprise might be, but it's suppose to be "huge."

Miss Razz via andriasang.com »

Aquire's Gladiator Begins has already attracted a fair bit of attention with its bizarre promotions and porn inspired boxart, and their newest idea isn't much different.

Aquire is holding a Gladiator Begins tournament in which the winner will get to have his choice of weapon placed into the game. But that's not the creepy part. The runner-up will recieve a human-sized pillow of the helmeted gladiator girl from the game. Because nothing says 'sexy' like lying next to a woman in a giant sea...

Miss Razz via andriasang.com »

Watch Tobin and Yuzo from NooBTooB preview all the games slated to come out between now and April.

Keep in mind they don't cover every game. Just those they deem will be either good or interesting.

Seproth via youtube.com »

"If ever a gaming genre has become a lightning rod for brow-knotting aphorisms, it’s real-time strategy. Conventional wisdom dictates that RTS has failed to crack the console market in this or any other generation, despite repeated attempts from talented teams, and its native PC home has been relentlessly attacked by pirates in recent years. It’s a two-pronged assault to which even the biggest names in games have apparently no answer, say the worriers."

Dark Arcanine via vg247.com »

GameDaily gives its own take at which RPG style is superior in the categories of the classic RPG, the MMORPG, the tactical RPG, the action RPG, most emotionally engaging (contains FFVII and Mass Effect spoilers), and the overall winner.

Though you might not agree with everything stated, it is an interesting read on a topic that continues to spur the interest of RPG fans.

ThreeTwoFiveSix via gamedaily.com »

"Joseph DeLia of GameZone writes "The Lunar games have always stood out to me in that regard, as its one of the rare series that doesn't made me groan at every failed attempt of humor. With Lunar: Silver Star Harmony hitting PSPs on February 23rd, I thought that a look back at the series' light side would be fitting.""

DarkBlade4658 via gamezone.com »

The life-to-date hardware sales figures (as of the end of 2009) have been revealed for the Nintendo DS, Nintendo Wii, Playstation 2, Playstation 3, PSP and Xbox 360.

DualSixAxis via examiner.com »

The Sims, a game which would eventually spawn one of the most prolific franchises in gaming history, was released on 4 February, 2000: ten years ago today.

primesuspect via gaming.icrontic.com »

"Army of Two: The 40th Day is a testosterone-fueled cooperative shooter that improved on what the original set forth at doing – delivering an experience that is 99 percent aimed at males who enjoy drinking beer and playing cooperatively with their action-oriented buddies. What about the other 1 percent? Well … let’s say they must enjoy B-action movies, full of clichés, to gain any sense of gratification out of The 40th Day."

Caspel via xbox360.gamezone.com »

"Since the beginning of cinematography, creators have constantly attempted to break the perceived fourth-wall in order to bring their audience into the universe they have set out to create. Derived from stereoscopic photography, 3D film, television and computer graphics essentially show the viewer two separate perspectives of the same image in order to create the illusion that the object in fact inhabits the same real-space as the viewer. James Cameron’s Avatar has received much acclaim for ..."

PlanetXbox360 via planetxbox360.com »

All Age Gaming's John Elliott takes a look at EA's Dante's Inferno. Dante's Inferno is the hack 'n' slash game that has many similarities to the PS3 exclusive God Of War series. Did developer Visceral Games create a game that will rival the next instalment in the God Of War series? Find out after the jump.

CraigAAG via allagegaming.com »