I'll be putting up a full review of "Brink" later in the week. But I've spent several days playing the game and think it has a lot going for it. Here's what I think so far and what I'll be looking for when I play the game against people who bought the retail version.
Eidos Montreal's upcoming cyberpunk shooter/role-playing game promises multiple endings, several different ways to tackle obstacles and an intriguing social interaction system.
A few quick thought on “Darkspore,” which releases today, based on a sit-down, hands-on preview I had recently.
This Japanese "road movie set in hell" features a Mexican rockabilly-type trying to rescue his girl from the clutches of a demon. It's stylish as all get-out, and that's the draw. Here are a few thoughts I had after playing two early sections of the game and chatting for a few minutes with Grasshopper Manufacture bigwig Suda51.
A few quick thought on "Mortal Kombat," which releases today, based on a sit-down, hands-on preview I had recently.
With a new downloadable game due Tuesday on the PlayStation Network, French studio Lexis Numérique hope to make a name among fans of mature adventure games. "Red Johnson's Chronicles" takes a little bit "Monkey Island," adds a heaping helping of "Phoenix Wright" and seasons with a dash of "Professor Layton."
High Voltage Software's sequel to 2009's much-hyped "The Conduit," aims to correct what went wrong and create the definitive online shooter for the Wii.
The upcoming "Spider-Man: Edge of Time" revolves around alternate timelines and the ability of a person in present to affect the future. Are the game's developers and writers missing an opportunity by writing what appears to be a fairly linear narrative?
During a recent demo for media, "Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception" developer Naughty Dog unveiled the game's villain and showed off fantastic-looking 3D visuals.