Slow moving zombies are scary. Zombies that can downright sprint are even scarier. But a zombie on a motorcycle? Yeah, that's some serious shit right there. There's only one way to stop them (pictured above) - yeah, that'll work.
Is it November 18th yet? The next direct feed trailer from Left 4 Dead from G4TV is now available. Titled "Death Toll" based on the campaign level of the same name, the trailer shows a level of a different variety with huge outdoor environments that quickly become crowded and cramped indoor deathtraps.
Just a reminder that tonight is the official monthly Xbox Live Co-Op night featuring Fable 2!
It's not co-op, but the game it's based on is. Amazon is now listing the Halo Trilogy soundtrack as shipping December 2nd. The box set will contain all 5 discs from Halo, Halo 2 and Halo 3. It'll set you back just shy of $30, but it's a small price to pay for one of the best original scores in video game music.
Spike TV holds its Video Game Awards every year, and every year they surpass the expectations of the unappreciative musclehead idiots that watch two episodes of "Manswers" but change the channel in the middle of The Who's "CSI: New York" title theme. However, veiled cracks about overcompensating jocks aside, we'll adm...
Coming two years after their well received PS3 launch title, Resistance: Fall of Man, Insomniac Games’ Resistance 2 launched last week with a couple of new twists. Amongst them is an all new co-op campaign mode that lets you and up to 7 of your friends team up on-line to tackle the deadly Chimera threat that’s invading U.S. soil.
The latest issue of Game Informer has some details on upcoming Halo 3 expansion, Recon. We don't have the actual issue in our hands yet, but halo.bungie.org has a few details from the article, and I do mean few. It turns out Recon may be shorter than many would like. We're talking about "a three to five-hour expansion pack", according to Paul Betone. Before you get all up in arms, consider this quote:
That's the question EA wants to know. While nothing is set in stone yet, EA is toiling with the idea of having seperate expansions for the game that are specific to what a player wants. The idea came up for the recently released Red Alert 3, and looks like it could actually happen. Examples of this would be a single player story expansion, or a multiplayer map pack expansion, or even a co-op expansion.
I don't quite know how to start this article. However, that's really a good thing. Frankly there are too many cool features, "OMG" moments, and cinematic moments for me to be able to quickly and smoothly start this article. Heck, any one the aforementioned topics could easily take up an entire article. I guess all I can really say is that this week, I played the Left 4 Dead demo on the Xbox 360.
Jealous of everyone playing Gears of War 2 co-op? There's still a perfectly suitable alternative available on PCs that supports the Live service, and guess what? It's now got a brand new interface.
Most people typically think of first person shooters when it comes to cooperative gameplay, but Electronic Arts wants to break that mold with a co-op RTS. Red Alert 3 has taken on such a task by providing a co-op experience throughout the game's entire campaign. We sat down with the game's Xbox 360 Producer Greg Kasavin to talk about the challenges of such a task.
The music studio feature was one of the most highly anticipated things about recently released Guitar Hero World Tour. If you read our review, you know that we found the studio a bit lacking, to say the least. It may not be quite what we were promised, but hey, the competition doesn't have it at all right? Videogamer recently spoke to Rock Band 2 lead designer Dan Teasdale about GH WT's music creation tools. What did he have to say?
