Todd dreams of the beautiful Fall season, when new games start dropping like golden leaves – except that about half of the planned releases are delayed until next year – if they see the light of day even then.
Activision is raising the price of its games in the UK to the equivalent of $90 each despite the sagging economy. Will gamers roll over and pay the new price? Chella hopes not.
After publicly snubbing the UFC, Electronic Arts now wants to make mixed martial arts games. But without a real license or any fighters, Todd wonders what kind of game they could possibly create?
The U.K. is considering giving tax breaks to British game developers, but only if their titles meet "culturally British standards." Chella tries to find out what exactly that means.
Todd is infamous for his hatred of all things MMO, but word that World of Warcraft is holding up the development of StarCraft II has got him down right fuming. And Blizzard is in his crosshairs.
Although everyone is going gaga over Natal, Chella worries that hardcore 360 gamers might be left behind in Microsoft’s rush to counter the family-friendly Wii.
The PS3 version of Ghostbusters looks pretty bad compared to the 360 version. And in Europe, Sony is only releasing the PS3 game for now. Why? To force sales of an inferior product. Sony is busted!
Sony did little to impress at E3, and didn’t drop the price of their PS3 to bring it in line with the 360. With nothing to show but a continuously high cost, the PS3 may be on its last legs.
Although there was a lot of news, it always comes down to a battle between Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo. Todd monitored them, and assigned grades. Who had the best show? Find out!
With E3 starting next week, rumors are flying about what might or might not happen. A slim PS3? A new Metal Gear? A revamped PSP? Mature Wii titles? Chella goes over the more credible guesses.
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