We face off against endless waves of terrorists and learn a thing or two about stealth in Conviction’s new multiplayer mode.
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Xbox 360 | Splinter Cell: Conviction Last Stand Mode Hands-On
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Warner Bros.’ family-friendly take on storied fantasy series will now support motion control on Sony’s console; previously only for Wii, PS2, PSP, and DS.
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PlayStation 3 | PlayStation Move-ing on Lord of the Rings: Aragorn’s Quest
PlayStation 3 | The Shoot Hands-On
มี.ค. 11
Robots (and some civilians) get shot as we try the movie-themed PlayStation Move shooter. It’s not too surprising that one of the first games Sony is showing off for the PlayStation Move is a rail shooter
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PlayStation 3 | The Shoot Hands-On
PlayStation 3 | SOCOM 4 Hands-On
มี.ค. 11
We grab the PlayStation Move and its sub-controller to shoot down soldiers in the slums level of Zipper Interactive’s upcoming action game. Sony’s PlayStation Move launch at GDC 2010 wasn’t all about family fun and mini-game compilations, with the surprise announcement that core gamers wouldn’t be ignored thanks to the inclusion of Move support to the recently announced SOCOM 4. We grabbed our Move and hunkered down behind enemy lines to see just how motion controls would be incorporated into this upcoming first person shooter.
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PlayStation 3 | SOCOM 4 Hands-On
We sink our teeth into this cute and quirky puzzle platformer that’s on its way to Xbox Live Arcade. There’s always a certain charm to 2D puzzle platformers because they not only take you back to a time when things were simpler visually, but they also manage to stump you in those environments.
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Xbox 360 | The Adventures of Shuggy Hands-On
PC | OnLive launching June 17
มี.ค. 10
Ambitious HD game-streaming service to debut on PC, Mac during E3, micro-consoles to follow; will cost $15/month; 1080p, 60fps service coming 2011. One year after it was unveiled at the 2009 Game Developers Conference , OnLive finally has a launch date. Company CEO Steve Perlman announced today at his keynote address at the GamesBeat mini-conference at GDC 2010 that OnLive will go live on June 17.
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PC | OnLive launching June 17
One day after JPRG’s Western launch, Square Enix announces shipment milestone; Final Fantasy series stands at 96 million units shipped life-to-date; SF launch event video inside. Nearly five years after it was first teased at 2005 Electronic Entertainment Expo , Final Fantasy XIII finally launched in the US and Europe yesterday. And though the final day-one sales numbers have yet to be tallied, Square Enix wasn’t shy about announcing the role-playing game has shipped 5 million units worldwide to date
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Xbox 360 | Final Fantasy XIII ships 5 million units
One day after JPRG’s Western launch, Square Enix announces shipment milestone; Final Fantasy series stands at 96 million units shipped life-to-date; SF launch event video inside. Nearly five years after it was first teased at 2005 Electronic Entertainment Expo , Final Fantasy XIII finally launched in the US and Europe yesterday
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PlayStation 3 | Final Fantasy XIII ships 5 million units
We grease up to take on Super Street Fighter IV’s newest character, as well as take some Street Fighter III inductees for a test brawl. In the last official trailer announcing even more characters for Super Street Fighter IV, the sound of a sloshing liquid and a mysterious voice-over hinted that there may be more surprises coming from the upgrade to last year’s fighting game favourite. Capcom finally unveiled what that last surprise was overnight, introducing a brand new character joining the Super Street Fighter IV ranks: the bulky, red-skinned, oil-obsessed Turkish fighter known as Hakan.
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Xbox 360 | Super Street Fighter IV Updated Hands On – Hakan, Ibuki, Makoto, and Dudley
PC | Plain Sight Hands-On
มี.ค. 10
We delve into a world filled with kamikaze robots and arcade-style deathmatch action in Beatnik Game’s latest multiplayer game. If there’s one thing the gaming world is missing, it’s samurai-sword-swinging ninja robots
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PC | Plain Sight Hands-On