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VIDEO: Director James Gunn Talks "Lollipop Chainsaw"
The story behind developing the zombie fighting cheerleader game
James Gunn, director of '80s horror homage Slither and warped crimefighter send-up Super, sat down with Machinima to discuss working with Suda51 on Lollipop Chainsaw. Hear the story behind developing the zombie fighting cheerleader game after the jump.
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VIDEO: Japanese Researchers Turn Your Tongue Into a Game Controller
Strengthen Your Oral Muscles Using the Kinect
Breaking news: your tongue would make a great video game controller. Here’s the proof: a team of researchers at Japan’s University of Electro Communications has just whipped up a wacky computer-tongue interface using the Xbox 360’s Kinect. Check out the video after the jump for a full demonstration!
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VIDEO: New "Nendoroid Generation" Trailer Features New Characters
PSP game based on super deformed toy series adds new characters from Touhou Project, Steins;Gate and Fate/Stay Night, originally slated for 2011 release
Following up on our first report all the way back in April of last year, Bandai Namco has posted a new trailer for the Nendoroid Generations PSP game that was originally slated for release last year. Hit the jump for the new trailer and the expanded cast of characters
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VIDEO: Inside XBox "Lollipop Chainsaw" Preview
Two minutes of cheerleader on zombie violence
A New Inside XBox feature takes viewers into the the guts of Lollipop Chainsaw's zombie killing cheerleader game play. The Grasshopper produced game has Suda51 (No More Heroes) on board as creative director, with a contribution from James Gunn (Slither, Super). Check it out after the jump.
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VIDEO: Mega64's "Modern Game Journalism: The Movie"
Scoring systems can be a really dangerous thing
With the holiday season upon us and major, anticipated titles hitting retail left and right, it's only natural that controversy would erupt over less-than-perfect review scores. Parody masters Mega64 show the dark side of writing the reviews for your favorite games, and the wrath of fans and publishers, all after the jump!
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VIDEO: Lollipop Chainsaw: Blood and Rock 'n' Roll Trailer
Grasshopper's Grindhouse Game Due in 2012
There's plenty of undead sawing going on in the new "Blood and Rock 'n' Roll" trailer for Suda51 and James Gunn's upcoming cheerleader versus zombies game Lollipop Chainsaw. Look for Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment's release of Lollipop Chainsaw on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in 2012 and check out the trailer after the jump.
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"Mass Effect 3" Multiplayer is Not What You Feared
"Horde" style four-player missions provide side campaign to main story
Few 2012 games are as hotly anticipated as Mass Effect 3, the grand finale to BioWare's epic space odyssey. Few issues around 2012 games have been as hotly debated as Mass Effect 3 having a multiplayer component, but it's all been speculation... until now. Past the jump, find out how multiplayer will work in the upcoming action-RPG!
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VIDEO: The Importance of Video Games
Taking a closer look at this constantly growing, constantly-changing medium
Since 1961's Spacewar!, video games have grown and changed into a medium with as much dramatic weight and emotional impact as any other. Past the jump, check out a special from PBS Arts' web series Off Book on video games and their relevance and importance, not just as high-tech playthings, but as something much more.
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VIDEO: New "DBZ: Ultimate Tenkaichi" Trailer will Explode Your Screen
Take on classic heroes and villains from the series, movies, and more
It took a while for developers to accurately depict the high-flying, large-scale destruction of a Dragonball Z fight. Friday's upcoming Dragonball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi looks to be the best DBZ game yet, from its huge roster of characters and anticipated character-creation mode to its high-powered combat that looks like it was pulled right out of the TV series. Check out the newest trailer after the jump!
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VIDEO: Nightwing Triple-Backflips into "Batman: Arkham City" in a New Trailer
Take on the Combat and Predator maps with the ladies' man of the Bat-family
So you've picked up Arkham City, and you've beaten the main story and moved on to the Challenge Maps. You've punched and stealthed your way through everything with Batman and Catwoman, so what's next? Why, the original Robin and sometime-Batman Dick Grayson, also known as Nightwing! Check out a trailer for the upcoming DLC after the jump.
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Three New Characters added to "Code of Princess"
And only one of them conforms to traditional beat-'em-up character archetypes
Code of Princess is more than just an upcoming 3DS brawler--it's effectively a sequel to a dead Capcom franchise, specifically the Dungeons & Dragons arcade beat-'em-ups. It even has the same character designer! Check out the three newly-revealed fighters you can use to save the kingdom, and a handful of new screenshots, all after the jump!
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FEATURE: "Batman: Arkham City" Review
I am vengeance. I am the night. I am easily distracted by Achievements!
2011 has been quite a year for video games, with Arkham City standing out as one of the most hotly-anticipated titles of the year. Giving players a sprawling chunk of Gotham City to patrol as the Dark Knight, Arkham City is definitely Batman's biggest video game adventure yet... but is it his best? Find out more after the jump!
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VIDEO: Hit the Farm with "Harvest Moon" 3DS Footage
Watch as the customizable characters… ride pandas?
Harvest Moon: The Land of Origin was announced for Nintendo 3DS earlier this month, and now, thanks to Friday's Nintendo Direct event, we have our first look at the game in motion. Take a brief tour of the simple life after the jump.
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VIDEO: Freddie Wong's "Battlefield 4" Trailer
Gaze into his TV game crystal ball!
What can't Freddie Wong do? If you were to answer "divine the future," you'd be wrong! Freddie does just that in his latest video, which is masquerading as a trailer for the nonexistent (not yet, at least) Battlefield 4. Hit the jump to watch.
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"Final Fantasy XIV" to Get PS Vita, Smartphone Support
Square Enix also looking at possible Xbox 360 version
Ever-controversial, as far as quality goes at least, Final Fantasy XIV is still receiving a ton of support from Square, and director Naoki Yoshida is looking to increase that with the revamped version. Square is considering both PlayStation Vita and smartphone support for the title, offering access to inventory and in-game purchases.
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