Gaming figure company Kotobukiya hit New York Toy Show hard this year, with figures based on Tekken, Mass Effect, and more...
Thought Square Enix only made videogames? Think again. The publisher also has a line of high-quality figures, with licenses ranging from Uncharted to Halo and Metal Gear Solid...
McFarlane's booth at the New York Toy Show was jam-packed with Halo goodies, including some nice shots of Master Chief's armor and new blind box miniatures modeled after Xbox Live avatars...
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Microsoft's Don Mattrick. He's possibly the most perpetually smiley man in the video games industry. If there's a camera around, he's smiling. Whether there's an obvious reason for it or not, he's smiling. His face must be killing him. He's a trooper.
The other day I spent hours trying to find a photo of him in which he isn't smiling. I couldn't. So instead I have acquired 15 same-faced photos that prove categorically that Don Mattrick never changes facial expression. Click on, and I will show them to you.
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It used to be that tracking down game soundtracks was a laboured, expensive hunt, requiring a whole bunch of foreign assistance and a stack of money. A bit like game hunting in the 19th century. Thanks to digital distribution though, hundreds of brilliant game noises are now just a click away. So, in a begrudging, curmudgeonly "You don't know your born" way, I'm now going to point you at the best ones you can currently stick on your iDevice with but a poke of your eager little finger.
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Japan can be a pretty stressful place, so when it all gets to be too much, it's nice to have a quiet place to retreat to. Enter the "mangakissa," an industry devoted to offering hotel-room-like man-caves crammed full of entertainment options...
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We talk about Final Fantasy XIII-2, Neverdead, spin-offs, and pay tribute the departed...
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No other special effect in videogames has been as over-used as lens flare. Which is why, even though we hate it, we can't help but love it. And boy, do we have some outrageous examples of it in here...
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The best Grand Theft Auto to date? That's what one member of GamesRadar claims and he has the facts to back it up inside.
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