Nov 13, 2007
Software... update. Two extremely dull words that, when combined, become even duller. So why is the entire gaming community currently abuzz about the next iteration of the Xbox 360 dashboard? When did mandatory software upgrades become so dramatic and controversial?
Easy - when Microsoft announced that this update had something to do with Halo. Starting December 2, you'll be able to download some of the original Xbox's classic titles and play them on your 360. No disc, no ugly
Sony's onetime mascot, Crash Bandicoot, comes to DS this October in Crash Boom Bang!, a collection of multiplayer minigames featuring the various creatures from the Crash universe.
Crash and his pals are involved in a worldwide race for a multi-million dollar prize. Little do the money-grabbing friends know that the race sponsor, Viscount Devil, is using the race as a means to find the 'Super Big Power Stone' that could help fulfill his dreams of world domination. Consequently, it's up to
Friday 5 May 2006
Crash Bandicoot will return to Nintendo DS this October in Crash Boom Bang!, a collection of multiplayer minigames featuring the various creatures from the Crash universe.
The premise behind the game is that Crash and his pals are involved in a worldwide race for a multi-million dollar prize. Little do the money-grabbing friends know that the race sponsor, Viscount Devil, is using the race as a means to find the 'Super Big Power Stone' that could help fulfil his dreams of
Further to the which revealed that Eidos were working on a game called Crash 'n' Burn, the company has today officially confirmed the first details of their new arcade racer.Due for release on PS2 and Xbox in the autumn, the game is currently being developed for Eidos by Climax's Brighton studio, which specialises in driving games and has previously coded the MotoGP and ATV Quad Power Racing series.According to Eidos, the game's focus is on "aggressive and dangerous driving" and will be
We'll be reporting on Eidos' new online racer Crash 'n' Burn when we get our hands on it shortly at E3. For now, content yourself with the game's debut trailer.Although the trailer is completely gameplay-less, it's a very cool FMV dip into racing mentalism, with two groups of cars - hundreds of vehicles strong - storming across the desert for an earth-shattering head-on collision. Cars flip and fly into the air, causing mayhem and multiple pile-ups, while angry hogs strain at breakneck speed
Crash of the Titans, developer Radical tells us, "is not a kid's game." We might have to disagree. After all, Crash has always been a kiddie-friendly, non-edgy platform hero, and within two seconds of our latest viewing of the game Crash blew off a fart, seemingly for his own amusement. All right, so maybe we sniggered just a bit. But it's hardly award-winning comedy gold, is it?
What we think Radical really means is that Crash of the Titans "isn't just another brainless platforming game." And
Sept 14, 2007
Now weve seen it all. Right at this very minute, Crash Bandicoot is standing outside our UK offices, handing out ice-creams, Red Bull and vodka from a wonderfully decorated Crash of the Titans ice-cream van.
As we pointed out in our recent hands-on, Crash of the Titans has the potential to be more than just another kid's game. Stay tuned for a full review soon and in the meantime check out our video interview with the developer and collection of
The Crash Bandicoot series has changed hands more than Blockbuster DVD, and with Radical Entertainment now heading up development they're reinventing the orange critter for his current-gen debut.
Crash of the Titans will appear on Wii, PS2, DS, PSP and 360, and will follow an action-orientated theme in which he has the power to "hijack" the minds of others.
Crash himself has learned a few new fighting moves too, now able to string together a selection of punches and kicks into a ninja combo
Above: Enter for a chance to win a FREE Steam code for Crasher
It’s Friday, and we want you to start your weekend off right with a chance to win a free game. Thanks to the fine folks at Punchers Impact, we have 100 Steam codes for Crasher to share. The MOBA (multiplayer online battle arena) game is kind of like Defense of the Ancients meets Twisted Metal…
UPDATE 02/25/2011: Thank you for entering our Crasher contest! All the Crasher codes have been distributed. Please check your inbox to see if you won! If you didn’t win, you can still download the demo for free via Steam. Also, don’t forget to check back tomorrow for a special surprise. – Tyler N
Above: The DotA of racing games? Test drive Crasher for free with a closed beta key
It’s a good day for free stuff – and we’ve got a limited amount of passes for you to test drive Crasher on Steam during the game’s closed beta phase. Developed by the independent studio Punchers Impact, Crasher is a MOBA (multiplayer online battle arena) game. Think of it like Defense of the Ancients, but with cars. Better yet, think of it like an ultra competitive Twisted Metal with 5 vs 5 team battles, leader boards, rankings, upgrade unlocks, and an XP system…
