Gamertell

November 2006 marked the release of arguably the best shooter to be released on Microsoft’s Xbox 360. That of course being, Epic Game’s, Gears of War. After a total of six new multiplayer maps, one new game mode, 250 Xbox achievement points and a large expansion for the PC, Epic… Continue Reading »

Epic Games, in their bid to take over the gaming world, has licensed yet another soon to be highly anticipated game which will likely utilize Unreal Engine 3. Red Mile Entertainment, who up until now has only had a handful of seldom played and badly reviewed titles including Jackass the… Continue Reading »

After five movies, two television shows, an animated cartoon, a Japanese Anime movie and numerous novels and comics, the Highlander franchise is finally coming to next-gen consoles in 2008. Eidos Interactive has announced it is brining the highly acclaimed Highlander franchise to the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. This will… Continue Reading »

Just when the light at the end of the tunnel seemed to be getting brighter for us Star Trek fans, bad news comes out from the game’s San Francisco-based developer. P2 Entertainment, formerly Perpetual Entertainment, has announced it will no longer be working on the highly anticipated Star Trek Online… Continue Reading »

Just when gamers were gearing up for what could be the next bigger then life MMO, Microsoft, Marvel and Cryptic Studio’s Marvel Universe Online, news has come out that the future title that was to be an exclusive title for Microsoft’s Xbox 360, may be dead, or very near to… Continue Reading »

The game industry hasn’t been too kind to the Terminator franchise over the years. With a number of lackluster titles on the arcade and home consoles, The Halcyon Co, which owns the licenses to the Terminator series, is forming their own subsidiary diversion devoted to bringing the Terminator to next-gen… Continue Reading »

After one of the biggest mergers in gaming history, the new partnership between Activision and Blizzard quickly confirmed that Call of Duty 5 is already in the works. While this news isn’t a shocker to most fans, as Call of Duty 4 is reminding gamer’s world wide that there are… Continue Reading »

Sunday, December 9, 2007, Spike TV aired its fifth annual video game awards. In an effort to make gaming as popular as the motion picture industries own awards shows, Spike TV doesn’t pull any punches in making it very clear to the general public how big the growth and impact… Continue Reading »

It has always been challenging for parents to control the outside influences that might be warping the minds of their children. The game industry is no exception as media, parents and even the United States Senate have blacklisted a number of game titles over the years. None of this has… Continue Reading »

The annual Girls of Gaming issue started out as an unusual experiment by Playboy four years ago but has turned into one of the 54-year-old company’s most anticipated yearly issues, one that toyed with the fantasies of millions of lovesick gamers. In the December 2007 issue of Playboy, featuring Kim… Continue Reading »