Now this is more like it. Three sweet looking games in one week? Hell yeah. PlayStation owners get their hands on a must-have, and every high-def system gets a pair of absolutely stellar-looking titles. It almost makes up for the temperature outside being so low that I have to wear a hoodie. Almost.
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I feel like it’s the ’90s all over again. Remember the “Virtual Reality” craze, which begat the Nintendo Virtual Boy and similar failed products? Well, Sony would have us believe that VR is primed for a comeback. It seems unlikely to me, but I suppose that stranger things have happened.
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Think 3D TV is an annoying gimmick and want no part in it? Here’s one intriguing use for 3D televisions that you may not have considered: Multi-player videogames where each player gets a full-screen view of his or her part in the action on the same set. Would you be willing to wear glasses for that?
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Ladies and gentlemen, there are some days that truly mark our history. People ask “Where were you when Kennedy was shot?” or “Where were you during the moon landing?” This week we celebrate one of those events. This week, ‘Duke Nukem Forever’ comes out. Continue Reading
It’s not a bad week for videogames, but it’s definitely a little underwhelming. We get a ‘Sims 3′ expansion, the latest title from inXile Entertainment (get it?) and yet another fighting game for the 3DS.
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While I wouldn’t consider any of this week’s videogames to be “a hotly anticipated blockbuster hit” or any variation of that phrase, there’s still plenty of good gaming to be had, including a multiplayer ‘D&D’ game like we haven’t seen in years.
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Since beginning my foray into 3D home theater, most of my attention has been focused on 3D Blu-rays. I think it’s about time that I tested some 3D videogames as well. The only problem is that I’m not much of a gamer. So, I’ll need your help in choosing the 3D game(s) I should buy.
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This is a massive week for videogames. You can pick up a new WWE game, a new NASCAR game, and the latest Tiger Woods golf game. That’s all well and good, but this is also the week that the 3DS debuts on U.S. shores.
by Dick Ward
03-03-2011
Nintendo has a reputation as a fairly closed-off company. It isn’t great in supporting third-party developers, and it has historically been awful with online play. However, Nintendo is doing things a bit differently with the 3DS.
It’s one hell of a week for shooter fans, especially PS3 owners who have to pick between two huge games – both of which are shooters with amazing companies behind them. In addition, RPG fans will be able to get their hands on that time-travel game I hyped up a few weeks back.
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