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Midway Games has had their share of ups and downs, from the low valleys of Blacksite: Area 51 and Hour of Victory to the pinnacles of Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy and Touchmaster. After spending a ...

Sitting unnoticed in the middle of Nintendo’s booth was Rhythm Heaven, a sequel to the Japanese-only GBA title, Rhythm Tengoku. The game is played with the DS rotated book-style, and has one simple mechanic. The ...

For Best in Show, Tech-Gaming is highlighting all the outstanding games shown at E3, 2008. For us, these are the must-play titles, that we had a hands-on experience with, at the show. Everyone once in ...

                        Not Pictured are the numerous bottles of water Tretton pounded during the presentation. Instead of focusing on the future, the beginning of Sony’s press conference was rooted squarely in the past. ...

As the Electronic Entertainment Expo has seen a reduction in size over the past two years, previous strategies have lost their effectiveness. In 2006, when Nintendo unveiled their Wii console, fanatical fans applauded rapturously and ...

Being Los Angelians, we noticed a few peculiarities in Microsoft’s attempt to create a unique press pass. Users first turn the front dial to find places in and around E3 to “shop, eat, stay” and ...

The first hour of Microsoft’s press conference was earmarked by teleprompter dependability and corporate predictability. Senior Vice President Don Mattrick was visibly nervous when the event started, and quickly handed over the reins to Todd ...

This week, college football players and a trio of chimpanzees hit most of the major platforms, while Rock Band players without access to DLC get their chance to Live Forever. 360NCAA Football 09Space Chimps PS3NCAA ...

Listed below are the following software titles that have either been confirmed, or are highly expected to be shown at E3. Please note that while most titles will be shown, not all titles will have ...

This afternoon, we solicited the assistance of our Nintendo tarot cards, then we sought enlightenment from our Sony tea leaves, before finally gazing into Microsoft’s mysteriously glowing orb. Future-peering is never easy, and while the ...