Added: 17.05.2015 12:19 | 4 views | 0 comments


GI:"When visiting Avalanche Software for our June cover story on Disney Infinity 3.0, one of the team's big talking points was how they've tapped the minds of Ninja Theory to help deepen the game's combat. Disney provided us with gameplay footage showing off some of the Star Wars characters' skills in combat and their finishing moves"

Added: 12.05.2015 14:17 | 19 views | 0 comments


Neil writes "No matter where you look, the humble zombie is most definitely the flavour of the month in the gaming community. From Garden Warfare to Call of Duty and Sniper Elite, the walking undead have turned up, created havoc and embedded themselves into the lives of gamers. The one safe bastion on Xbox One was the motion tracking, voice controlled Kinect system, but with Slice Zombies for Kinect, even that has succumb to the onslaught. Lets get one thing straight. Slice Zombies is in every sense of the word, an utter Fruit Ninja clone. However, from when we were once completely addicted to slicing and dicing fruit, the recent release of Fruit Ninja Kinect 2 arrived to nothing more than luke-warm applause and points to the fact that many gamers may just have had enough of the swiping of fruit. But hey, if we throw some zombies in instead then everything should be good eh?"

Added: 12.05.2015 7:16 | 24 views | 0 comments


Get up off your chairs and get ready to save the world from the Zombie apocalypse, as Slice Zombies for Kinect brings Zombies into the same category as Fruit Ninja Kinect 2.

Added: 11.05.2015 11:20 | 42 views | 0 comments


In its financial report for the Fiscal Year 2015, Bandai Namco showed healthy numbers for its latest software titles. Most notably, the firm's latest game release, Dragon Ball Xenoverse, has sold 2.06 million units as of March 31st, 2015. The other game figures revealed were: -Naruto Shippuden Ultimate: Ninja Storm Revolution - 1 million units -One Piece: Unlimited World Red - 650k units -Sword Art Online: Hollow Fragment - 570k units

Added: 09.05.2015 5:17 | 7 views | 0 comments


Vice: Video games have cameoed in movies and television to great effect in the past. Think of Wild Gunman in Back to the Future II, or fictional titles like the Mortal Kombat-aping Bonestorm in The Simpsons and Red Dwarf's virtual reality nightmare, Better Than Life. Before you head to the comments to tell me I "forgot" Scott and Knives acing Ninja Ninja Revolution, or David OReilly's potty mouthed NPC in Her, or Big's The Cavern of the Evil Wizard, I really haven't. I just don't have all day to draw you up a list of this stuff when there's dozens of such pieces online already. Besides, that's not the point here. The point is that movies, and TV, explicitly based on video game franchises have not only been historically balls, but they're not showing any real signs of change for the better.

Added: 08.05.2015 7:17 | 10 views | 0 comments


Gamespot: If you were born after the NES was in its heyday, the sparkly throwbacks now being released every couple of weeks might give you the impression that the era was just all killer, no filler for 10 beautiful years. In this dream world, Super Mario Bros. 3 was the only game anyone ever needed, a new Mega Man rained down upon us from the heavens on a regular basis, and Capcom and Konami were revered as gods and their every offering was like delicious, life-sustaining manna. In that regard, JumpJet Rex is a blessing, in that it reminds us that the 8-bit era wasn't all sunshine, lollipops, and rainbows. It was also a lot of screaming, nerve-destroying, controller-chucking aggravation, and none were immune from its sudden onset. Ask anyone who bought the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game, expecting a fun, breezy time for the whole family, and watch the thousand-yard stare wash over them like the evening tide.