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PlayWhat goes to GDC 2008 |
| See Game Details | Date: 04/02/2008 |
UPDATED: Narration - who needs it? Soothe yourself with our relaxing montage of highlights from the 2008 Game Developers Conference.
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Aquaria |
| See Game Details | Date: 03/20/2008 |
Kahley Emerson takes a closer look at Aquaria, a compelling game from independent developer Bit Blot that took home the 2007 Seamus McNally Prize at IGF.
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The Simpsons Game |
| See Game Details | Date: 11/09/2007 |
PlayWhat interviews Alex Charlow, Associate Product Manager for The Simpsons Game, at the E for All Expo. EA's new Simpsons game may be the best yet.
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PlayWhat goes to E for All |
| See Game Details | Date: 10/31/2007 |
PlayWhat's Todd Volz and a camera crew go to the new E for All Expo held in Los Angeles. Is it an acceptable replacement for the mighty E3 of yore? See what you think.
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Dead Rising |
| See Game Details | Date: 07/02/2007 |
What could be more fun than bashing zombies with a sledgehammer? If you don't know the answer, you haven't played Dead Rising. Watch PlayWhat's video review.
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Warioware: Smooth Moves |
| See Game Details | Date: 06/18/2007 |
Warioware: Smooth Moves is a shining example of the abilities of the Wii-mote. See why in this review by Todd Volz.
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Saints Row |
| See Game Details | Date: 06/18/2007 |
Saints Row takes sandbox gameplay to the next level. Or does it? Is it just another Grand Theft Auto clone? Find out in this video review by PlayWhat's Todd Volz.
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The Godfather |
| See Game Details | Date: 06/18/2007 |
Does The Godfather do justice to Coppola's beloved film, or is it just another movie license squandered? Watch the video review by Todd Volz.
New incentives include video game development
Wisconsin looks to attract video game developers with 25 percent tax credits.
Spector calls for brevity
Video game veteran Warren Spector has spoken out agains 100 hour games, saying they won't feature in the future of the industry.
Crytek developing for the PSP?
Not long ago Far Cry developer Crytek warned PC fans that because of the huge amount of piracy it had experienced with Crysis the company would no longer be PC exclusive. Still we didn't ever imagine that the company commonly held as Lord of the Polygons would move to the PlayStation Portable as a viable platform.
EA Blueprint studio head departs company
Electronic Arts has announced that 11 year EA vet and former EALA general manager Neil Young has resigned to head a new independent company, with Westwood Studios founder Lou Castle set to take his place heading EA's Blueprint studio.
Ubisoft creates exclusive Wii mini-game division
Ubisoft has announced Play Zone, a new Wii-exclusive division devoted to creating party- and mini- game titles, starting with Sports Party, a collection of nine sports mini-games including basketball, horseshoes and croquet.
360,000 Spore Creatures created
Response to the upcoming sim's monster maker has been "overwhelming" says EA, with two varmints uploaded every second.
New Driver officially in the shop
BBC reveals Ubisoft hard at work on PS3, 360 revamp of classic series.
FF Versus XIII Development Confusion
Tetsuya Nomura reportedly tells Famitsu that action RPG companion to Final Fantasy XIII has been placed on hold, Square-Enix states otherwise.
Assassin's Creed03/12/2008
by Todd Volz
Set in the Holy Land during the Third Crusade in the cities of Jerusalem, Acre and Damascus, Assassin's Creed melds action with stealth gameplay in a gorgeous, convincing sandbox environment. Full Article..
Review - Battlefield 214207/27/2007
by Nathan Abdo
Nearly 150 years in the future another Ice Age will descend upon our planet, gradually destroying whatever is left of our natural resources and forcing the remnants of humankind to battle for supremacy and the right to live ... Full Article..
Review - The Movies04/27/2007
by Todd Volz
If you've ever wanted to get your grubby paws into the film biz in some way, shape or form, Lionhead Studios' The Movies will satisfy that urge and then some. Full Article..
The Future of Violence04/27/2007
by Todd Volz
Video games featuring realistic violence have been de rigueur since the advent of the premier first-person shooter, Wolfenstein 3D. And no amount of kvetching or blaming will even begin to solve the problem. But is it really a problem? Full Article..
