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The following articles were added in our dedicated section: The Guy Game Review (PC), Psychotoxic Interview (PC), Freedom Force vs. Third Reich Preview (PC) and The Bard's Tale Review (Xbox).
1. The fan site Oblivion-Lost.com posted five new screenshots of S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl that were given to a community member by one of the developers.
2. CDV has launched a new Cossacks II: Napoleonic Wars contest, a a chance for fans and gamers to show off their artistic sides by putting together the best Cossacks II wallpaper they can and maybe win a prize for it. The contest runs for the next four weeks, with Cossacks II community forum members choosing the winners. The rules for the contest, along with some artwork to get contestants started, is available here. Prizes include copies of Cossacks II: Napoleonic Wars when it ships, and very cool "Napoleon hats." Also, the top three wallpapers, as chosen by the community, will be posted to the official Cossacks II site for download.
3. Available for free download from its official website starting today, Snakers is the latest incarnation of the world’s most famous mobile game now coming to the N-Gage platform. The game features 42 levels and multiplayer support for up to 4 players via Bluetooth wireless technology.
4. Macrospace, the European studio of mobile entertainment publisher Sorrent Inc., announced that it has received two nominations in the upcoming BAFTA Games Awards, for Fatal Force: Earth Assault and Ancient Empires. The first game also collected the "Best Mobile Game" award at the 4th Annual Mobile Choice Consumer Awards. For more information, click here.
5. Rondomedia announced that Erotic Empire, the game developed by Zone 2 Media, spreads on mobile phones - you will find on its official website various sexy logos and ringtones.
6. Korea-based online games company, Webzen, Inc. announced it is entering the U.S. online games market and is immediately opening a U.S. operation in Los Angeles. As part of Webzen, Inc.’s global expansion strategy, the subsidiary will be a full-scale game developer, publisher and distributor. The company plans to bring to market in the U.S. multiple online game titles, including the massively multiplayer online role-playing game SUN, and titles specifically designed for American gamers. Webzen, Inc. will also develop game properties for the next generation game consoles. The official announcement of Webzen, Inc.’s upcoming product line will be made in February.
7. Excalibur Electronics has joined forces with ABC Sports to produce a universal television remote control that has the look and feel of a toy football. The remote can be programmed to handle just about any television set, VCR, cable box or satellite receiver. The ABC Monday Night Football 4-n-1 Universal Remote costs $19.95 - details here.
The following articles were added in our dedicated section: The Guy Game Review (PC), Psychotoxic Interview (PC), Freedom Force vs. Third Reich Preview (PC) and The Bard's Tale Review (Xbox).
1. The fan site Oblivion-Lost.com posted five new screenshots of S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl that were given to a community member by one of the developers.
2. CDV has launched a new Cossacks II: Napoleonic Wars contest, a a chance for fans and gamers to show off their artistic sides by putting together the best Cossacks II wallpaper they can and maybe win a prize for it. The contest runs for the next four weeks, with Cossacks II community forum members choosing the winners. The rules for the contest, along with some artwork to get contestants started, is available here. Prizes include copies of Cossacks II: Napoleonic Wars when it ships, and very cool "Napoleon hats." Also, the top three wallpapers, as chosen by the community, will be posted to the official Cossacks II site for download.
3. Available for free download from its official website starting today, Snakers is the latest incarnation of the world’s most famous mobile game now coming to the N-Gage platform. The game features 42 levels and multiplayer support for up to 4 players via Bluetooth wireless technology.
4. Macrospace, the European studio of mobile entertainment publisher Sorrent Inc., announced that it has received two nominations in the upcoming BAFTA Games Awards, for Fatal Force: Earth Assault and Ancient Empires. The first game also collected the "Best Mobile Game" award at the 4th Annual Mobile Choice Consumer Awards. For more information, click here.
5. Rondomedia announced that Erotic Empire, the game developed by Zone 2 Media, spreads on mobile phones - you will find on its official website various sexy logos and ringtones.
6. Korea-based online games company, Webzen, Inc. announced it is entering the U.S. online games market and is immediately opening a U.S. operation in Los Angeles. As part of Webzen, Inc.’s global expansion strategy, the subsidiary will be a full-scale game developer, publisher and distributor. The company plans to bring to market in the U.S. multiple online game titles, including the massively multiplayer online role-playing game SUN, and titles specifically designed for American gamers. Webzen, Inc. will also develop game properties for the next generation game consoles. The official announcement of Webzen, Inc.’s upcoming product line will be made in February.
7. Excalibur Electronics has joined forces with ABC Sports to produce a universal television remote control that has the look and feel of a toy football. The remote can be programmed to handle just about any television set, VCR, cable box or satellite receiver. The ABC Monday Night Football 4-n-1 Universal Remote costs $19.95 - details here.
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