Gamertell

This week’s the PlayStation Store is featuring the Namco Museum Essentials collection for $9.99 bringing those old arcade classics from the mall or game center right into your home with five games like Dig Dug, Pac-Man, Galaga, Xevious, Xevious Resurrection and Dragon Spirit. This game unlocks PlayStation Home rewards and… Continue Reading »

As a fan of Gaia Online, I was glad to have received a message from Christina Simmons, assistant account executive of public relations at Mullens PR, that Gaia Online has launched new features for its free MMO game zOMG! “Hi Lucy, The fun just doesn’t stop over at Gaia Online!… Continue Reading »

This week’s store features The Punisher: No Mercy by Zen Studios available exclusively on the PlayStation Network for $9.99. Frank Castle is back and ready to dish out a whole new kind of punishment to his enemies in this first person shooter game with online multi-player capabilities inspired by the… Continue Reading »

This week’s PlayStation Store is featuring the game Heavy Weapon by PopCap Games rated E10+ on the PS3 for $9.99. This arcade-style game features the same arsenal of heavy artillery as the old PC version with 19 different missions and two difficulty levels pitting players against tanks, planes and even… Continue Reading »

Day two of the E3 2009 conference brings more trailers featuring sneak peeks of upcoming games and news players may have missed while taking a break from watching E3. In addition to the free trailers, conference videos and other goodies, the PlayStation Store is offering free pilot episodes of Showtime’s… Continue Reading »

This week the PlayStation Store prepares for E3 with an entire week of daily information of the latest games out from E3 with videos, themes and game contents as they are revealed beginning Tuesday (June 2, 2009.) Continue Reading »

Anyone who says that games have no potential to comment on serious social/cultural/financial issues has clearly never had the pleasure of playing Trillion Dollar Bailout, one of the new (and one of the most hilarious/interesting) free games available at Addicting Games. The title, which blatantly rips on the current economy-in-the-toilet… Continue Reading »

The Macintosh computer system has come along way in making a name for itself next to the more popular Windows-based PCs today. Here’s a “quick” look back at Apple’s history focusing on Mac-based games. “Byte into an Apple” The first Apple computer was created by Steven Wozniak on April 1,… Continue Reading »

After the mad rush of the holiday season, with so many of the year’s biggest guns (ahem, Gears of War 2, LittleBigPlanet, Left 4 Dead, need I go on?) behind us, it’s understandable that you’re probably a little bored right now. January and February have traditionally been a pretty slow… Continue Reading »

When Ron Stanley, a guest writer for The Washington Post, wrote an article reminiscing a time his nieces and nephews were banned from playing a video game or watching television, it was what the children did next that was surprisingly heartwarming. As he spoke of his six-year-old nephew trying to… Continue Reading »