Australian GfK's weekly software sale charts for All Formats, PC, Xbox 360, DS, Wii, PS2, PS3, and PSP.
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Microsoft announced this morning that they've released a demo for Crash of the Titans on to the Xbox Live Marketplace.
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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 ...
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Sierra and Vivendi have partnered up with the The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society School & Youth program, providing the mug of Crash Bandicoot as its mascot. The scheme teaches children across America about community service and raises both awareness and money for leukaemia, lymphoma and myeloma.

GamerSquad can't decide whether the agreement is more a venture in shameless self-promotion for Crash or a genuine goodwill gesture. In either case there's no mention on the press release of either Sierra or Vivendi donating any of the profits from the game to what is without a shadow of a doubt a worthy cause.
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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 ...
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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 ...
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Crave Entertainment, a leading publisher of console videogames, announced today that Crayola Treasure Adventures for the Nintendo DS has shipped to retailers throughout North America.

Set in exciting locations around the globe, the game leads players on a colorful romp to find hidden treasure. Armed only with a treasure map and Crayola crayons, players color their way through challenging obstacles and exciting mini-games to complete quests, unlock more crayon colors, and discover the treasure. Tip, the friendly crayon guide, offers encouragement and advice.

The game is available for a suggested retail price of $29.99.
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Crazy Taxi, originally an arcade hit, was one of our favorite games on the Dreamcast, and Sega hopes to miniaturize the madness in Crazy Taxi Fare Wars on PSP. These new images show the nutty yellow cab drivers causing all sorts of trouble in what looks like San Francisco, with the steep hills and trollys the city is known for. Anyone who has played Crazy Taxi will know how insanely fast the game is, as you rush around to pick up passengers and deliver them to their destinations, pointed out ...
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Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars has been announced for PSP, bringing a welcome burst of blue-sky arcade gaming to the handheld. This version of Sega's classic score-attack taxi game will feature both cities from the Dreamcast original plus the Small Apple city from Crazy Taxi 2. There will also be multiplayer options for the first time in the series, including co-op play and versus which will allow you to steal fares from your rivals by bumping into them. Should be ...
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Videogaming247 writes: Vogster Entertainment has announced a new MMO entitled Crimecraft. The game will be powered by Epic's U3 engine and will cost nothing to play.

The game will be "an innovative massively multiplayer online game for PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3¿ set in a modern world. Players will take part in the political, economical and social life of a big city. They will run businesses, engage in commerce, and suffer the consequences of confrontations with criminal groups and shadowy law enforcement figures. Powerful AI will support the constantly changing atmosphere of the streets and enable players to feel the live pulse of the Megapolis."

Arseniy Nazarenko, the game's producer said, "It is going to shake the global video game industry with its innovative features and characters actions".

Big promises indeed.

Apparently Crimecraft will include features such as:

* ownership of real-estate and cars
* possibility to run shops, warehouses, banks, productions
* fight over territories and clan wars
* combat system unique for MMO
* developed social system. Possibility to solve conflicts without a single shot
* a possibility to choose law-obeying, criminal or financial professions and changing of those throughout the game.

The official site's here. Gamershell has the first three screenshots.

The game has a tentative release date of March 09.
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