As we spoke about on the latest episode of the podcast, Sony has done a terrible job in marketing what seems to be the biggest exclusive title for the PS3 in the first half of 2009, Killzone 2. The game is a mere 8 days from release, hitting store shelves on the work and school [...]

Nintendo has just announced that they will be bringing the DSi, the latest iteration of the DS, to the United States on April 5, 2009 for $169.99. The system, which sports many new and enhanced features not found on the DS or DS Lite, will be available in both Black and Blue when it hits [...]

Unlike many other titles, Criterion’s Burnout Paradise has garnered much support and good will from fans over it’s year on store shelves and availability on the PlayStation Network. That is largely because, up until the Party Pack which was released nearly 2 weeks ago, it has all been free and quite substantial. While the Party [...]

A sequel to an upstart turned genre (despite its small size) leader is the headliner this week. Probably the first broad reaching title of the new year and, based upon the demo which was both an upgrade yet stayed familiar enough to fall right back into, could be the first big seller of 2009. Skate [...]

Scott Steinberg, VP of Product Marketing at Sony Computer Entertainment America, recently spoke with the MTV Multiplayer Blog to discuss why Killzone 2, the presumed blockbuster exclusive for the PS3, would only have a demo available to those who pre-order the game at GameStop. Here is what he had to say about the matter and [...]

New Yankee Stadium and Citi Field, future home of the New York Mets, are rendered in full HD glory using the in-game engine for MLB 09: The Show. It will be interesting to see just how closely the future homes of C.C. Sabathia, A.J. Burnett, Mark Texiera, Francisco Rodriguez and J.J. Putz compare to their [...]