Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D may be coming a little late to the 3DS' launch party, but at least it'll be bringing a few extra goodies to make up for lost time. Grezzo Games, the studio appointed by Nintendo to handle the extra-dimensional remake, has announced a few new features which will add a little extra spice to the 12-year-old classic...
Is the mediocre launch lineup for the Nintendo 3DS bringing you down? Perhaps you’d be better off replaying the best-of-the-best from Nintendo’s 16-bit era with the SupaBoy, a SNES handheld emulator scheduled to release this summer…
The Tohoku earthquake cost Japan’s game industry over $88 million, according to Famitsu publisher Enterbrain. CEO Hirokazu Hamamura went over the numbers in detail as part of his speech at a game industry seminar in Tokyo last Friday.
Hamamura divided the impact into hardware and software, with software taking the largest hit due to delays, cancellations, and a steep reduction in sales. In total, 31 games were delayed or...
Mortal Kombat Week is coming to a close, but we’ve still got a little Lin Kuei love left in us. You may have noticed we’ve been more than a little obsessed with the Mortal Kombat Theme as of late, so we hope you don’t mind us dragging out The Immortal’s timeless jam once again to punctuate highlights from this week’s best VG video. See all the trailers showcased in their entirety after the jump...
Registration for PAX Prime 2011 is now open. The event will take place in Seattle from August 26th through the 28th, just after this year's brand-new PAX Dev conference, which will bring together game designers, artists, programmers and producers to discuss their craft.
"The idea started with friends in the game dev community asking us to host an event where they could really focus on...
Considering all the studio shutdowns, franchise cancellations, wayward Bobby Kotick quotes and accusations of rampant douchebaggery from ex-staffers, one could assume Activision is run by soulless fat cats who wipe their asses with dollar bills and kick puppies into wood chippers. They could assume this, but they would be wrong; at least, that's according to Activision, which recently defended its less-than-spectacular public image by claiming that the bad publicity it receives is simply a...
Just one day after its official release date was announced (June 19), Ocarina of Time 3D returns to the spotlight with a batch of new screens and some deliciously high-res art we haven't seen since the N64 days. There's not much else to say, really - take a peek below and hit our viewer for the full size versions!
Don't think Professor Layton's got the monopoly on the 'eccentric PhD solves clever puzzles' genre. Konami's Dr Lautrec and the Forgotten Knights is coming to 3DS this summer and it's going to be high quality stuff if this new trailer's anything to go by. Check it out.
So yeah, long story short. Marvellous Entertainment, the publisher and developer behind Harvest Moon, Half-Minute Hero and Bomberman Land, have announced a new game for the 3DS. And in a David-Cage-rivalling move, they have created a new genre to label it with. Actually, it's a David-Cage-beating move, because while the Heavy Rain man simply claims that a mix of old-school adventure game, Resident Evil and Dragon's Lair is a brand new, never-before-seen experience, Marvellous have come up with the world's first "Flying Out Enormous Breast Drama Hyper Battle".
Whether it turns out to be a genuine brand new genre or not, the fact that said phrase now exists guarantees Marvellous a special seat in Valhalla forevermore. Click on for more details. Trust me, you want to.
Gerald A. “Jerry” Lawson, the American electronics engineer credited with creating the world's first cartridge-based videogame system, has passed away at the age of 70. You'd be forgiven for not recognizing the name, but if you've ever owned a home console, then you owe at least a few minutes of your time to honor the man who arguably started it all.
A forty year veteran of the electronics field, Lawson was a key...
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