LucasArts has just released the first trailer for Clone Wars Lightsaber Duels, an “immersive Wiimote-as-lightsaber game that we’d been hoping for since…well, since we first saw the Wiimote.” Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Sure, it looks nice, especially for a Wii game, what with all the fancy lightsaber effects and stylized character models. But it’s just not the game we want.
[via Joystiq]
Here’s a first look at HAWX, “the arcade flight combat sim forthcoming from Ubisoft by the end of the year.” No word yet on availability. Click here for first picture in gallery.
I’m unsure about the company [providing the maps], but they used satellite mapping of the areas and reconstructed them into the game. The mountains look epic with all the texturing and bushes.
[via Kotaku]
These redesigned video game consoles build on the success of their real-life counterparts by combining new features with an updated look. Continue reading to see more. Click here for first picture in gallery.
The latest installment in the Call of Duty series “is still utilizing Infinity Ward’s engine from last year’s award-winning Call of Duty 4.” Continue reading for the debut Call of Duty World at War trailer.
The World at War team, has also had an additional year of development time when compared to its first COD effort, Call of Duty 3.
[via IGN]
What better way to make use of a Centipede classic arcade machine than by stuffing a functional computer inside? Plus, the trackball and fire buttons were remapped “to act as the mouse movement and left click.” Click here for first picture in gallery.
I mounted my monitor where the old screen used to be and put the computer on a shelf I made so it was easily accessed through the coin door.
[via TCBS]
Master game console modder Ben Heck shows off his latest creation, a portable Atari 7800 system. Boasting a 7-inch widescreen display, built-in rechargeable batteries, a combination driving / paddle controller, and A/V out. Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
The 7800 motherboard is a bit larger than the 2600, thus the unit is larger, but I slapped on a bigger 7″ widescreen to make up for it.
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GT sets out to find if “the latest title can muscle past the last-gen hit, or does it make Hulk angry?” Continue reading for the Incredible Hulk review. Click here for first picture in gallery.
The Incredible Hulk is pretty much a straight sequel to Ultimate Destruction. Trouble is, Edge of Reality took out far more than it added.
[via IGN]
In The Conduit for the Nintendo Wii, “Washington D.C. finds itself the epicenter of an extraterrestrial attack and it’s up to gamers, as the secret service’s Agent Ford, to discover the truth hidden behind the invasion.” Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
The images do not fail to impress us – this is a pretty looking game, especially for the Wii. The Conduit, still currently without a publisher, is due out in Q1.
This latest Battlefield Bad Company featurette lets us “find out the process behind creating the main characters for the game.” Game is set for release on June 23rd. Videos after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Incase you�ve been MIA, Battlefield: Bad Company invites players to engage in fully destructible environments as they experience a deep campaign following a wayward band of soldiers who risk it all on a quest for personal gain.
[via GT]
According to ShackNews, Command and Conquer Kanes Wrath “which was an ‘expansion pack’ for the PC version of Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars, will not require Xbox 360 owners to own the original game.” Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery/
Kane’s Wrath on Xbox 360 will cost $40 and contains an “exclusive challenge mode.” Command and Conquer: Kane’s Wrath for Xbox 360 will hit retail with a vengeance on June 23.
[via Joystiq]