Chop ‘till You Drop

What’s that? Dead Rising is an irritatingly frustrating game that should be shelved and forgotten?

 

I agree. But I love it anyway :3

 

‘Fo Sho

Battlefield Zeroes (hah, I see what I did there)

 

I got the BETA key for this… hmm. A fortnight ago now? Something like that.

 

Anyway, I think I've played it twice and I’ve just never went back to it. It’s a shame really, because I really REALLY wanted to like it. I just… couldn’t. It seems too shallow for my liking :(

 

No doubt I’ll go back to it eventually though! I hope :P

Residentmee... Sorry. Resident Evil 5

Yahtzee reviewed Resdent Evil 5, and he did it pefectly. It's exactly my opinion!

Take everything in account, but understand that I loved it (regardless) and he's done my blog for me! 

Mwahahaha

After a detailed discussion with a Mr. Ben Frisby (Sorry mate, I know we spoke of this matter Tuesday last, but... I forgot) we have both deemed Crackdown "Awesome".

That is all.

Taking The COD Out Of War

In a bizzare turn of events, Infinity ward have stated that the next Call Of Duty game... won't be a Call of Duty game... Kind of.

It's an odd choice, but never mind. Call of Duty 5 got rather boring so it's no wonder that they've decided to divide the two time periods apart once and for all.

Oh, and for all those who havn't seen the teaser trailer:

It looks immense! 

Ratchet and Clank

New Ratchet and Clank game this autumn for the Playstation 3!

It's been confirmed that it'll be a continuation of the series!

Can't wait! :D

OnLive

Rearden Studios introduced a gaming service and "microconsole," called OnLive, at GDC today, and we're still trying to wrap our heads around everything. If we had to describe it in one sentence, we'd call it a new way of playing games online without having to buy titles, but that sounds a bit too much like the vaporware Phantom console. Plus, there's another new "console" called Zeebo making a debut at GDC, which adds more confusion to the issue. Luckily, we have more than a sentence to work with here, so bear with us.
OnLive, as a company, a service, and a console, is being spun off from Rearden, and is run by Steve Perlman (founder & CEO) and Mike McGarvey (COO). The entire company is structured around a new way to stream video that the company has created -- "interactive video compression" -- which, according to the official line, has extremely low latency, and brings video lag down to "about a millisecond." Using that technology, the company plans to have five servers across the country that will host your games completely, and it'll be streaming the video from the game to your Mac, PC, or television. Sound ambitious? It is.

I’m actually quite fond of this idea. I wonder if it will work?