Drone videos, off-center photos, and borrowing from Sony's late-90's ad campaign ("You are not ready") is how Activision plans to keep you hyped about tonight's Call of Duty Announcement.
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New 'Call of Duty' Warns That We're Not Ready For the Future
Posted 5/1/12 11:33 am EST by Charles Webb in FPS, News, PC, PS3, Xbox 360
The Binding of Isaac DLC Due Late May, Contains a Buttload of New Sh*t
Posted 4/30/12 6:33 pm EST by MTV Video Games in News, PC
By Jeffrey Matulef
The Binding of Isaac and Super Meat Boy creator, Edmund McMillen, announced on his now defunct Twitter account that The Binding of Isaac's DLC, The Wrath of the Lamb, will be coming out in late May for $3.
'Max Payne: After The Fall' Gets Covered
Posted 4/30/12 2:10 pm EST by Charles Webb in comics, News, PC, PS3, Xbox 360
Your first look at the tie-in comic featuring everyone's favorite tortured, monologuing cop.
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'Dishonored' Delivers More Screens
Posted 4/30/12 11:20 am EST by Charles Webb in FPS, News, PC, PS3, Screenshots, Xbox 360
Arkane Studios' upcoming assassination FPS emerges from the shadows with new screenshots featuring abilities, pretty ladies.
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Mutliplayer Replay for Week of 4/28
Posted 4/28/12 11:46 am EST by Clint Mize in 3DS / DS, Mac, News, PC, PS Vita, PS3, Weekly Wrap-up, Wii, Xbox 360
Too lazy to hit that scroll wheel? Well, don’t fret; we wouldn’t want you to break a sweat. You can find the most exciting news, previews, and trailers from the past week in one convenient place. Check out your weekly dose of all things Multiplayer below!
Review: 'The Walking Dead,' Episode 1 - 'A New Day'
Posted 4/27/12 5:40 pm EST by Charles Webb in iPhone / iPad, PC, PS3, Reviews, Video, Xbox 360
Telltale's foray into zombie territory makes a strong case for me to shrug off my fatigue in the face of what continues to be an endless onslaught of zombie fiction. Taking place in and around the events of Robert Kirkman's long-running Image comic of the same name, it compresses the drama in that zombie apocalypse soap opera creating a palpable sense of danger and tragedy. It encapsulates so much of what has made The Walking Dead compelling as a comic these past few years while staying true to Telltale's patented mix of storytelling and gaming.
[Please note this review is for the PC version of The Walking Dead, which is also available on the Mac, PS3, and Xbox 360]
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Torchlight 2 Price and Pre-Order Bonuses Revealed
Posted 4/27/12 2:15 pm EST by MTV Video Games in News, PC
By Jeffrey Matulef
Runic Games has announced that their highly anticipated action RPG, Torchlight 2, will cost $19.99 (£14.99 / €18.99).
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1987 Silver: 25 Years of 'Castlevania'
Posted 4/26/12 6:20 pm EST by Charles Webb in 3DS / DS, Features, PC, PS Vita, PS3, PSP, Video, Wii, Xbox 360
Looking back at the list of titles that graced 8-bit consoles (and PCs) in 1987, you find that's it's a veritable parade of first entries in what would in time go on to either greatly influence gaming or spawn literally dozens of sequels between them. This is the year that modern video gaming was born, as simple left-to-right platforming was starting to experience previously unseen variations and mutations, while the standard bearers of fighting games and RPGs experienced their genesis. Take a look back at some of these classic titles celebrating their 25th anniversary—either of their initial release or the first time we got them on our shores—as part of the 1987 Silver series on MTV Multiplayer.
The 1911 Semi-Automatic Joins The Arsenal In This 'Max Payne 3' Video
Posted 4/26/12 5:48 pm EST by Charles Webb in News, PC, PS3, Video, Xbox 360
See Max get his gun on in this new video preview.
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Op-Ed: On Mass Effect's Transparent Morality
Posted 4/26/12 11:05 am EST by MTV Video Games in Op-Ed, PC, PS3, Xbox 360
By Jeffrey Matulef
There's a lot of reasons to love the Mass Effect series. It's got an extremely well-realized universe, rich characters, mesmerizing art direction, a fantastic score, and deals with some pretty heavy political issues like genocide and colonization. Plus, there are nifty space battles and giant sand worms. That's pretty cool, right?
But there's always been one glaring design issue that's severely dampened my enjoyment of these games; their cut and dry morality.
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