Insert train-related joke here.
It's that time again: time for you to summon up the answers to five obscure
Zelda
trivia questions for a chance to win a copy of
Spirit Tracks
and some other neat schwag courtesy of the folks at
Nintendo
.
Just like
last week
, be the first to post all five correct answers in these here comments to win this week's package. Also, contest still open only to residents of the United States. Sorry, international fol... Read Full Story
The one good thing about layoffs is that it sometimes gives people the motivation to get out there and do something great, if only to spite their former employers. OK, that's probably not much of a silver lining, but it appears that a few "affected" guys from last week's deep cuts at
Pandemic
didn't wait too long to make something great.
So here's their tribute to
Office Space
, in which a printer is beaten into submission while tracks from the Geto Boys are played.
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OK, here at the top, let's break down what these lists actually mean. There's still some confusion out there. The top ten lists are purely traffic-based, using numbers I'm pulling out of Google Analytics. That's why games that aren't out yet occasionally appear on those lists, much like
Dark Void
did last week. Interestingly, there's been a real shift in how these pages are viewed. The game pages, which list all of a game's achievements and popular the first top ten list, used to be much b... Read Full Story
Duh, he's Link!
If you didn't notice the first installment of our
Zelda trivia challenge
earlier this week (still three chances to win!), you might not remember that there's a new
Zelda
game due out on the DS real soon now. It's
Spirit Tracks
, the direct successor to
Phantom Hourglass
, and hey, I just played it!
This new game directly follows the previous one. It's a hundred years later, and a new kingdom of
Hyrule
has been founded on the continent ... Read Full Story
Platform: (PS3)
4 out of 5
You'd be surprised how nice God of War II cleans up.
The inclusion of a demo for next year's
God of War III
in Sony's new two-game compilation
God of War Collection
makes it starkly evident how little this series has diverted its attention from blood-soaked, button-mashing Grecian slaughter since its initial 2005 release. From that first game to this next one, sullen anti-hero
Kratos
has always busted out the exact same chain-whip c... Read Full Story
