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Casual Friday: Update for June 27-July 3, 2009
It’s been something of a slow week in the casual game world. For example, most of the Big Fish Games and PlayFirst updates this week were titles that were either members only previously or already launched earlier on other sites. (Enlightenus, Wedding Dash: Ready, Aim Love, Holly 2: Magic Land, Pahelika: Secret Legends, Spiderz, etc…) Very few new casual games debuted. Of course this helps us appreciate the weeks where tons of games are released.…
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Gamertell Exclusive: Interview with composer Jeremy Soule about the music of zOMG!
Exclusive interview with Jeremy Soule, composer about his work on zOMG! during Gaia Online’s zOMG! musicfest event this week.
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Gamertell Exclusive: Interview with senior producer, creative director Dave Georgeson about zOMG!
zOMG! senior producer/creative director Dave Georgeson shares success of online MMO zOMG! and teases some of the future updates…
Casual Friday: Update for June 20-26, 2009
It’s a good week for people who happen to be Big Fish Games and PlayFirst members. Whether you’re a PC or Mac owner, if you love Breakout and Alleyway style games it’s a good time to invest in a PlayFirst PlayPass. Two action games in this vein, Pirate’s Treasure and… Continue Reading »
Bethesda discusses Fallout 3 Point Lookout and Mothership Zeta DLC
On May 20, 2009 Bethesda announced two additional episodes to the Fallout 3 universe. “Point Lookout” will be released first on June 23, 2009 for Xbox 360 and PC for 800 MS points ($10) and “Mothership Zeta” is coming out in July, 2009 for Xbox and PC. The PS3 versions… Continue Reading »
Gamertell Review: Wallace and Gromit Episode 3: Muzzled! for PC
The third installment of the Wallace and Gromit game Muzzled is now out a ready to play. In this one, Wallace invents a ice cream maker that turns anything into a flavor of ice cream which he intends on using to raise funds at the upcoming fair sponsored by Monty… Continue Reading »
BioShock and Oblivion bundle available in July for Xbox 360s and PCs
We love it when a good deal comes along. We especially love it when we find it difficult to decide which of two great games to play first. Starting on July 7, 2009 BioShock and The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion will be packaged together at retail for $29.99 on PC… Continue Reading »
Opinion: Releasing Silent Hill: Shattered Memories for the PS2 a bad idea
At E3 2009, Konami announced the release of a re-imagining of the original Silent Hill. Silent Hill: Shattered Memories is a pretty good idea, because the development team of the original was pretty limited by the technology at the time. This re-imagining of the original game is coming out for… Continue Reading »
Appletell Review: LEGO Batman for Mac OS X
FROM APPLETELL - LEGO Batman is not just a retread of the series. Although the mechanics and graphics are basically the same as LEGO Star Wars and LEGO Indiana Jones, there’s enough differentiation to make it worthwhile.
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Casual Friday: Update for June 13-19, 2009
It’s Friday again, which means it’s time to prepare for the weekend and unwind with, you guessed it some casual games. This has been a big week for fans of puzzle games and simulation games. If you’re a match 3 or time management game fan, you could find something new… Continue Reading »
Gamertell Exclusive: Interview with Timothy Porter of TNT Games
TNT Games, an independent video game developer formed a little longer than a year ago. Made up of Dungeon’s and Dragons fans, this small company has already released its first title, Trinity Wars Prologue: Spine of the World, for the XBox 360 and is now working on its next title… Continue Reading »
Mirror’s Edge 2 is in development
Mirror’s Edge was one of the most unique games we’ve seen this generation. The first-person parkour inspired concept was something we haven’t seen before in games but it wasn’t without it’s flaws. The gun combat, while not an essential part of the game, was regarded as being very frustrating and… Continue Reading »
A few games we want to see remade in HD
Nostalgia can go a long way these days. We would gladly hand over money to play the same game we enjoyed more than ten years ago if we don’t own a physical copy. Some companies have taken it a step further and have or will remake games with a glossy… Continue Reading »
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Live Coverage of E3 2009
The Gamertell team brings us live coverage from the E3 Expo.
Important Importables
Jenni Lada brings us information about all of the groovy new gaming imports from around the world.




