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Posted 2/15/12
Posted 13 hrs ago by Charles Webb in 3DS / DS, Demos, News, PC, PS3, Video, Xbox 360
Which are you into more? Tactical stealth action involving genetic manipulation, global conspiracies, and Cold War-era paranoia? Or the virtual end of the world as a rampaging, ancient alien enemy bent on galactic conquest sets their sights on Earth? Well, guess what? You can try out the demos for Metal Gear Solid Snake Eater 3DS and Mass Effect 3 today.
More about both demos after the break.
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Posted 2/9/12 4:45 pm ET by Jason Cipriano in PS3, Reviews, Xbox 360

Dying in a video game was once as commonplace as running or jumping, so much so that not dying was usually the driving mechanic behind most releases. However, if you look at many games from the last few years, death has become less of an influential factor. In order to make games more accessible to players, many developers have opted out of including some kind of a consequence for dying (also known as "failing") in their games. Whatever way you look at it, death has become a bit of a taboo. However, Konami's latest release, NeverDead, makes no apologies for not allowing its lead character to die, in fact, it's a huge part of the story.
Posted 2/7/12 2:30 pm ET by Charles Webb in 3DS / DS, News, PC, PS Vita, PS3, Release Dates, Video, Wii, Xbox 360
The Simpsons Arcade comes to consoles 20 years after the fact, while the much-anticipated (by yours truly, at least) Gotham City Impostors and Shank 2 make their debut. Oh, and Kingdoms of Amalur might just be the best open world game that doesn't have Elder Scrolls in the title.
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Posted 2/6/12 4:02 pm ET by Jason Cipriano in PS3, Reviews, Xbox 360

By Jason Cipriano
The Simpsons, television's longest running sitcom, have had a hit-or-miss history when it comes to video games. This February will mark a huge milestone for the show when it airs its 500th episode, and, as if to remind fans of their humble beginnings, Fox and Konami have re-released one of the first games to bear The Simpsons moniker on Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network. Following in the footsteps of two of two other re-released arcade beat-'em-ups, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and X-Men, The Simpsons Arcade Game is a blast from the past that will strike some serious chords of nostalgia for longtime fans.
Posted 2/1/12 12:06 pm ET by Charles Webb in Downloadable Games, News, PS3, Release Dates, Xbox 360
Is the XBLA version far behind?
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Posted 1/17/12 12:30 pm ET by Charles Webb in News, PS Vita, PS3, Release Dates, Xbox 360, konami
Publisher has three titles in the series shipping that month.
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Posted 1/17/12 10:54 am ET by Charles Webb in News, PS3, Screenshots, Uncategorized, Xbox 360
Decapitations and beatings with severed limbs inside.
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Posted 1/11/12 4:35 pm ET by Charles Webb in PC, PS3, Reviews, Xbox 360, konami
The inXile-developed Choplifter reboot hit XBLA, PSN, and Games for Windows Live this week. Does it soar or is it strictly crash and burn?
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Posted 1/11/12 12:30 pm ET by Charles Webb in News, PC, PS3, Release Dates, Xbox 360, konami, ubisoft
Two release dates slip as their respective publishers and developers attempt to get them out the door.
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Posted 1/6/12 11:06 am ET by Charles Webb in News, PC, PS3, Release Dates, Xbox 360
You'll be shootin' and rescuin' January 11th on XBLA, PSN, and Games for Windows Live.
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