Commander Shepard has single-handedly saved the galaxy on multiple occasions. Okay, so maybe he had some help, but he is practically a one man army. That’s about to change, if the rumors are true of course. According to a job posting by BioWare’s Montreal studio and EA’s official site, they are looking for multiplayer programmers to work for the studio that is described as “working on Mass Effect, one of the industry’s most beloved and acclaimed franchises, as we build our way toward becoming a fully self-sufficient BioWare studio.” Jeff Goldstein, EA’s Montreal-based recruiter, had a similar posting …

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The ECA (Entertainment Consumers Association) wants our help to spread the word and help protect freedom of speech and the First Amendment. As you guys may know, video games in general have been targeted against many times by many different politicians as early as the NES days. These guys have tried to take us down, but in the end, the federal court sided with gamers and said it was unconstitutional. But this fall, our rights as a gamer may change.

The supreme court has agreed to a hearing for “Schwarzenegger v. EMA.” If the supreme court agrees with the lower federal …

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Here it is, the teaser for Killzone 3. It’s pretty stylish, showing Sev doing some cool CQC moves on some poor Helghast soldier with flames in the background. It features their new brutal melee combat system. The end of the teaser trailer shows our man taking the helmet off of one of the Helghast and puts it on his head. Do I foresee sneaking missions?

Replying to a post on their blog, producer Aryeh Loeb says, “Yes, we do have a new Close Combat system in game. That’s why we were able to make this teaser with in-game animations.”

Aryeh …

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For when you’re tired of the same ol’ same ol’, or just feel like trying something new in-between awesome releases like Mario Galaxy 2 and Red Dead Redemption, this new feature, Video Game Adventures, is here to spice up your gaming life.  So, all aboard the S.S.V.A.!

This is the new Wii port by developer Nicalis, with higher graphical resolution

Cave Story is a game that was created by one man, Daisuke Amaya, aka “Pixel” (his official site with other free games here).  He created the game over a 5-year period, and released it in 2004 for free on PC.  …

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EA is revamping their NBA game franchise with everything new, including physics, graphics, and controls. What better way to introduce a whole new gameplay than to introduce a whole new moniker, NBA Elite 11. That’s right, things are getting serious now. If you’re not hardcore, get out of the kitchen.

“We plan to profoundly evolve the interactive basketball experience in a way that the category has not seen for a decade,” says Peter Moore, President, EA SPORTS. “In NBA ELITE 11, we’ll introduce a gameplay experience that gives fans the control on the court that they have been begging for in …

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E3 2010, the biggest video gaming trade show, is just around the corner and we are getting ready to gear up with appointments, interviews and partying. For those that can’t make it to E3, we’ll be there to cover the games you’re interested in, plus the booth babes.

Nintendo.com has announced that they will host the live Nintendo E3 Presentation. It’ll be live on Tuesday, June 15th, 9 a.m. Pacific. Be sure to check out e3.nintendo.com for future announcements.…

There aren’t that many games that can put you in a doctor’s perspective, saving lives by operating on the sick or injured. Sure you could pull out that old game of Operation and hide in your closet to test how steady your hand is. But really, it’s time to wipe off that Wii that hasn’t been used in awhile (unless you bought Mario Galaxy 2) and check out Atlus’ new medical simulation game Trauma Team.

The Trauma Center games began on the DS, using the touch screens to treat patients for diseases, wounds and mysterious epidemics. The game then …

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Video games have gone through so many changes since the original NES days. Many grew up during the time when RPGs caught people’s attention with flashy sprites with the blocky 8-bit graphics, but those days have long since passed as games have progressed to 3D, and reached high definition.

As per the normal hero protocol, “The Legendary Hero” rose up to take on evil, and the hero defeated the Dark King Onyx after taking on many trials and challenge, sadly you don’t get to do or see any of them, but instead, the game starts as you take his sword to …

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Dennis Hopper passed away May 29th, 2010 with complications of advanced Prostate Cancer, appearing in over 160 movies, some of his most memorable roles included Speed, The Last Ride, Rebel Without a Cause and Apocalypse Now. On March 26th, Dennis Hopper was given the 2,403rd star on the  Hollywood Walk of Fame. Here’s our review of Super Mario Bros. The Movie to honor the man behind King Koopa.

What would life be without popular video games being turned into big screen movies? Well probably way better but we wouldn’t have so many jokes to be made. Who could ever forget one …

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Go Ninja, Go Ninja, GO; Go Ninja, Go ninja, GO!  The Ninja Turtles were huge when I was growing up, I distinctively  remember as a kid going to Toys R Us with my mom to pick up gift for my cousins birthday.  Unfortuneatly his birthday rolled around Christmas time and when we got to the aisle where the ninja turtles toys were suppose to be the shelves were bare and there was a large group of parents waited for the costumer service rep to bring a box out from the back room.  Until this day I have never seen such a …

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