Will James Cameron's space epic make us feel right at home on Pandora or alienate us like an out-of-body experience? We catch up with Ubisoft's Kevin Shortt to find out.
Don't mention the (Modern) War(fare 2).
Infinity Ward studio boss spills the beans.
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Interviews have long been a strong passion for us at Kikizo. Today, in celebration of our relaunch into Video Games Daily, we name the 50 best interviewees of the site to date.
As FPS Gamer clears leather, Kristan Reed turns in the ultimate retrospective: the evolution of the first-person shooter genre from Maze War to Modern Warfare 2.
The King of Iron Fist goes multi-format, as another generation of Mishimas fetch the hair gel and gloves. PS3 version reviewed.
More bass! MORE BASS!
VGD joins the well-armed Lombax and his mechanical sidekick for a third and final outing on PS3.
Is the Grand Theft Auto IV series finale enough to maintain our interest in Liberty City? It's time to come out of the closet.
Gleaming tempered metal or just a cheap alloy?
Gearbox's Loony Tunes riff on Fallout 3 is bordering on greatness.
Will James Cameron’s space epic make us feel right at home on Pandora or alienate us like an out-of-body experience? We catch up with Ubisoft’s Kevin Shortt to find out.
The cinematic version of Avatar may well have collapsed under the weight of its own colossal hype machine if it weren’t for the fact it comes from the man that bought us Terminator, Aliens and Titanic (don’t laugh, it cleaned up at the Oscar’s). This man deserves our trust.
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Don’t mention the (Modern) War(fare 2).
Last week’s spicy news nuggets laced with the bittersweet herbage of half-arsed cynicism.
Cast a leisurely eye over the last seven days and you could be forgiven for thinking that all consoles and PC were designed exclusively to run Modern Warfare 2, all retailers founded in order to sell it, and all of human life ejected from the womb in order to play it.
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The King of Iron Fist goes multi-format, as another generation of Mishimas fetch the hair gel and gloves. PS3 version reviewed.
As 2009 has now been officially recognised in Chinese astrology as the year of the beat ‘em up, Namco Bandai’s Tekken 6 is most likely the last entry of the year. It doesn’t have the status as the long-lost grand master as Street Fighter IV did, or as the hungry challenger as was the case with BlazBlue. No, Tekken has remained relatively mainstream, even throughout the more strained years of beat ‘em up popularity, and while it doesn’t push hardware sales in the way it did in the nineties, you’d be hard pushed to find a gamer that wasn’t familiar with King, Law and Paul Phoenix.
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Infinity Ward studio boss spills the beans.
“Two dumpsters and a piece of garbage,” according to Infinity Ward’s studio head Vince Zampella. “Cracks in the sidewalk” also rank among his favourite visual touches in the biggest game of the year.
Vince Zampella, studio head of Infinity Ward
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