The videogame adaptation of on-again-off-again TV hit Family Guy hits stores on Monday, and after our hands-on session [PS2, Xbox, PSP ] with the game earlier this week, we're looking forward to seeing more of it. You, however, can check out exactly what we've seen so far by hitting the Movies tab ...
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We got a new video for Family Guy that features some oddly marionette-ish characters delivering similarly wooden jokes. Okay, maybe we're being a little hard on the video, and we'll admit that we're sore because we still haven't seen any actual gameplay from this title - lotsa screens, a video but no ...
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We've got new screens from Family Guy's television-to-game transforming act, showing flashes from each of the playable characters' stories - dad Peter, baby Stewie and dog Brian all get their 15 minutes of combat, stealth and ...
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The first video game based on the hugely popular Family Guy TV show, the Family Guy game will feature the same outrageous humor all the fans know and love. Play through three stories that intersect in typical Family Guy fashion. Be Stewie and match wits against his arch-nemesis half-brother Bertram as they vie to take over the world. Take control of Peter and fight to stop Mr. Belvedere who he thinks is trying to take over the world. Slip on a collar and down a martini as Brian and attempt to escape prison and prove your innocence in a puppy parental case gone awry.
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"Victory is mine" declared 2K, a publishing label of Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc., as it announced today that Seth MacFarlane, creator and producer of the popular hit television series Family Guy, and the rest of the cartoon's main cast will expand their involvement with the Family Guy official video game. MacFarlane, alongside Mila Kunis, Seth Green, Alex Borstein, and Adam West are all on board to provide voice over talent in 2K's upcoming Family Guy video game, scheduled to appear on current generation systems this fall.
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This fall, fans of Family Guy will finally be able to explore the cel-shaded town of Quahog, Rhode Island, for themselves. Playing as idiot paterfamilias Peter Griffin, alcoholic family dog Brian and diabolical toddler Stewie, you'll brawl, sneak and shoot your way through a bizarre plot involving world domination, mind control and 1980s TV housekeeper Mr. ...
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Despite being scooped up by Activision at the start of the decade, the Fantastic Four have been doing a better job of keeping a low profile than Sue Storm (AKA Invisible Girl). That is until now. Because, through a mixture of carefully calibrated gamma radiation and a few phone calls, we have managed to penetrate their barrier and snag some hot shots of the game in both solo mode and two-player, co-op action. With a script scribbled by Zak Penn, the writer of the X2 X-Men United film, the ...
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Kotaku's Brian Crecente writes:

"Our first-ever Game of the Year awards was a pretty straight forward deal. I asked all of the writers to submit a list of three games for each category and the three that showed up most in each category made it as a finalist. Once we had the list of finalists I asked each writer to go through and order the finalists and then tallied the vote. The one with the most points was named Game of the Year, the runner-up was named Not Quite Game of the Year. The game with the most votes for Worst Game of the Year received that dubious honor."

Super Mario Galaxy won Kotaku's Overall Game of the Year award. Uncharted: Drake's Fortune came as second, it won the Not Quite Game of the Year award. (Kotaku posted the overall results as a separate post, see the link at the Alternative Sources below for more details.)
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After yesterday's Iron Man announcement, Marvel Comics fans might begin to question reality when yet another major franchise has been revealed for practically every platform under the sun. Take-Two Interactive announced today that Fantastic 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer will herald the return of Marvel's First Family in a third-person action game. With only this bit of info to go on, we're already hoping against hope that it's better than the last movie ...
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If there's one series of survival-horror games that terrifies us so much that we simply refuse to play them alone and in the dark, it's Tecmo's Fatal Frame. Called Project Zero in Europe, both of the previous games managed to evoke an atmosphere of tangible fear by blending subtle scare tactics with jump-inducing sudden shocks, successfully reducing players to a wreck of jangled nerves. Fatal Frame III The Tormented continues the basic premise of its predecessors, with players once again ...
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