Whether you're prowling around rooftops in Renaissance-era Italy, leaping from one burning Jeep to the next, fighting off blood-thirsty zombies, or platforming with your favorite plumber, we've got you covered. Read More
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If not for the constant, distracting whine of the Xbox 360 console itself, I'd call the new streaming Zune Marketplace features on Xbox Live the on-demand HD panacea I've been waiting for. Read More
Just as Xbox 360 gamers are getting their first taste of Facebook on Xbox Live today, so will the PS3 get Facebook functionality of its own, with a twist. Read More
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Hope you didn't have a hacked or, ahem, modified, Xbox 360 lingering around your place: Read More
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"Wii Fit" is the only game I can think of that's ever made my muscles burn, yet a research study finds that the popular game and its wireless balance board yield "underwhelming results" when it comes to burning calories. Read More
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Sorry, friends, but if we had plans for the next few days, consider them canceled. This weekend is all about the new "Call of Duty," which looks to be one of the most thrilling games of the year. Read More
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Hey, Niko, it's your cousin Roman, and I got bad news: our record for first-day gaming sales is history. Wanna play some darts? Read More
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Remember "Project Natal," the motion-sensing camera for the Xbox 360 that made a sensation at E3 last summer? Well, word has it that the system is set for a fall 2010 release, complete with 14 games and — get this — a price tag in the sub-$100 range. Too Read More
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It's kill-or-be-killed, Quake-style multiplayer action on the iPhone, complete with about a half-dozen maps, an arsenal of weapons and armor, above-average graphics and sound—and for the most part, it's free, give or take the odd microtransaction. Read More
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The idea of an HD-capable version of the red-hot Wii — well, the formerly red-hot Wii, anyway — has been kicked around for a couple of years now, but so far, no dice, and the boss of Nintendo's U.S. operations recently slammed the door hard on the idea in Read More
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