Monthly Archives: September 2009
Alpha Protocol Slips to June 2010
Like Heavy Rain, BioShock 2, Red Dead Redemption, Bayonetta, Darksiders, and Singularity before it, Sega’s Alpha Protocol has been pushed back into 2010, according to EBGames.com. Sega’s “espionage RPG,” was due to ship on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 on … Continue reading
Filed under Video Games
SSX Originally Designed for Dreamcast
Electronic Arts’ original boardercross game, SSX, was initially designed for the Dreamcast, not the PS2, Bing Gordon told me in a phone interview for the story, The Rise and Fall of Dreamcast, live at Gamasutra.com. SSX’s original executive producer, Steve … Continue reading
Filed under Sports, Video Games
The Rise and Fall of Dreamcast (on Gamasutra)
In this ten-year Dreamcast retrospective, Gamasutra looks back at Sega’s last effort in the console market through interviews with former president of Sega of America Bernie Stolar, former Sega of America COO Peter Moore, former SOA Vice President of Communications … Continue reading
Filed under Tech, Video Games
Batman: Arkham Asylum Mini-Review
Every night that I play Batman: Arkham Asylum, a little Xbox oval pops up on my screen to tell me “friends playing this game.” This is a newish addition to the Xbox Live communication functionality, but with this game, I … Continue reading
Filed under Comics, Video Games
Batman: Arkham Asylum Collector’s Junk
Yesterday afternoon I bought the last copy of Batman: Arkham Asylum from the local EB Games store. It was the Xbox 360 Collector’s Edition, $40 more than the standard price. I was sick of waiting for Eidos to send the … Continue reading
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