Added: 26.05.2015 17:40 | 0 views | 0 comments

As part of Activision's ongoing "Tracklist Tuesday" campaign, the company today revealed an additional ten tracks for upcoming music game from Harmonix.

Guitar Hero Live May 26 confirmed tracks:

• A Day to Remember -- "Right Back at it Again"
• Anthrax -- "Got the Time"
• Architects -- "Gravedigger"
• Beartooth -- "I Have a Problem"
• Chevelle -- "The Clincher"
• Halestorm -- "Love Bites (So Do I)"
• Pearl Jam -- "Mind Your Manners"
• Rise Against -- "Tragedy + Time"
• Soundgarden -- "Been Away Too Long"
• Tenacious D -- "Tribute"

Added: 25.05.2015 3:16 | 8 views | 0 comments


Siliconera: Remember cartridges? They were chunky bits of plastic and electronics that games used to be distributed on the last one was the N64, released back in 1996. The good thing about a cartridge is that when you own one the creator of that game cant suddenly take it away from you. This is one of advantages of the cartridge when compared to digital distribution that has led to the development of the Retro VGS (Retro Video Games System), which is an upcoming cartridge-based games console.

Added: 24.05.2015 23:16 | 9 views | 0 comments


Remember ThumbderDome? That absolutely original thumb wresting simulator created on his spare time by Douglas Holder, who at the time was working on Uncharted 4 at Naughty Dog? In February Holder left the house of Uncharted to move to Infinity Ward, but he didn't stop making interesting games in his own free time.

Added: 22.05.2015 16:16 | 18 views | 0 comments


Stu at Sushimonster85 writes 'Much has already be written/said about the sheer size of the game, both in terms of its world, and content, however it was the actual physical package itself that immediately caught my attention. The game comes with an actual (multi-page) manual, a map, a compendium, and even the games soundtrack. Take a trip back in time, and that may not have raised many eyebrows, however in a time where if a company does decide to include a physical manual in the box it consisted of what can only be described as a leaflet, it seems an incredibly generous offering from CD Projekt Red. Here, like the grumpy old man I am, I look back at the good old days, and take a look at features that used to be standard, problems that we never had to deal with, and wonder where it all went so weird.'

Added: 21.05.2015 19:34 | 7 views | 0 comments


Remember T2's sweet Truck vs. Bike chase? Well we decided to reenact it in Grand Theft Auto Online's new Hasta La Vista mode.