This week we talk about downloadable content (DLC), Braid, Galaga Legions, Bionic Commando Rearmed. We also talk about Leipsig 2008 announcements such as the new Xbox 360 D-Pad, Sony PSP 3000, and the Playstation 3 wireless keypad. Also we speak on the Star Wars Unleashed demo, Madden NFL 09 glitches, Wii Music parody, and Dealextreme’s low prices.
Video no longer available (originally hosted on WorldStarHipHop). This just looks like a new sidekick with a custom theme but oh well. Wow, people still use sidekicks?! YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU! Like Ghostface would say… “Yall need to stay in school man!”
Check out this review of Earforce X4 Xbox 360 wireless surround sound headset. I am happy to see that the Gizmodo folks also think that the Sony DS6000s I reviewed a few months back are awesome.
Video no longer available (originally hosted on Viddler). Galaga Legions was released yesterday on Xbox Live Arcade. Check out whats been added in this video.
Video no longer available (originally hosted on GameVideos). Mirror’s Edge looks exhilarating.
Looks good graphically but my skepticism remains.
Apparently a redesigned Xbox 360 control pad has been spotted at the Games Convention in Leipzig. According to this IGN report the newly designed control pad has a new feel and the new design fixes D-pad issues found in the old models. The new models are apparently less spongy and more tactile in feel. While aesthetically identical to the previous controller, the d-pad has been re-engineered to of...[Read More]
Check out the new Mortal Kombat vs DC Screens below:
This video is no longer available. If you haven’t already been playing this game then you loose. Get it. Bionic Commando Rearmed is FUN. Yes, fun even though you may die alot. As seen in the video above. HA! Hit the full screen button (by the volume) on the player above for full screen goodness.
This will be the eighth game in the Tomb Raider series.
Video no longer available (originally hosted on GameVideos).
Warner Music Group just announced that it will make its music videos available to Microsoft’s Xbox 360 users via Xbox Live. T.I. is among the first artists that will be featured. Others include Death Cab For Cutie, Flo Rida, Matchbox Twenty, and Panic! At the Disco. No word on costs, or pricing for the Warner Music videos on Xbox Live. Here is the full press release: