By James | March 10, 2009 12:16 am

The cinematic director, Jim Sonzero, who worked on Resident Evil 5 is currently in talks Capcom to direct a live-action film based on one of their games. Sonzero has previously worked on adverts and a Wes Craven film, Pulse
Its not been revealed which particular franchise the film will be based upon but with Resident Evil and Street Fighter already taken its anyones guess.
By James | February 12, 2009 1:06 am

It seems activision just can’t stop releasing call of duty games, and who can blame them. COD 4 was the best selling game of 2007, and COD 5 was in the top 5 for 2008. Add to that the profits they posted today that exceeded their estimates, and you soon see why they want to keep this gravy train moving.
Modern warfare 2, or should I be calling it COD 6, is being worked on by Infinity Ward and will most likely be a direct sequel to the blockbusting COD 4. Weather it will include online co-op, zombies and Jack Bauer remain to be seen, but given the success of the last 2 Call of Duty games we’re sure it’ll be a hit.
Due out this holiday season, expect it to be on XBox 360, PS3, Wii, PC
By Chris | February 4, 2009 4:52 pm

Yes, we remember the constant shower of homing missiles knocking us out of the sky. We remember the QTE button mashings to destroy enemy vehicles. We also remember the PS1 quality cutscenes.
Yes this post sounds a bit repetative, but then, so was the first game. However, for all the things it did wrong… there were a handful of saving graces that had Marvel fans shouting for a second game which could address the ‘rush job’ oversights made by the design team.
What we would like to see in IM2:
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By James | 11:33 am
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RA3 is getting an expansion pack, due to be released late March, but worry not if you don’t own the original as it’s also a stand alone game.
Titled Uprising and picking up in the aftermath of RA3 it will feature four mini campaigns for each faction. The game also features the new Commanders Challenge Mode, 50 over the top scenarios.
Watch out for the live action cutscenes starring the ample acting talents of the legendary Malcolm McDowell, also the ample talents of ex-hollyoaker Gemma Atkinson and ex-neighbour Holly Valance.
Cast photos after the jump.
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By James | January 30, 2009 4:12 pm

In 2003 with the release of Need for Speed: Underground, EA moved its aging franchise to the streets. Six years later and, as anyone who’s played Need for Speed: Undercover can attest, it’s long past time for something fresh. So in a move that’s bound to get fans revved up, EA have announced three new NFS games for 2009.
- Need for Speed: Shift (Xbox 360, PS3, PSP, PC) will be a “hardcore racing simulation” made by Slightly Mad Studios and will use real world racing drivers on the development team. NFS Shift will be an authentic simulation racer, featuring accurately modelled cars.
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Need for Speed: Nitro (Wii, DS) taking full advantage of the Wiimote, NFS Nitro will be have a “fresh and unique visual style” and should feel “very Need for Speed but in a more mischievous, Nintendo way”.
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Need for Speed: World Online (PC) is set to be a free online game launching in Asia in the summer and winter for the rest of us.