You’ve missed Max Payne, haven’t you? I know I have.
There’s just something about Mr. Payne that keeps me coming back to him.
Maybe it’s the guns? [The metal and the flesh versions]
Maybe it’s the badge?
Oh. Whatever.
Max Payne 3 is set to hit this winter for PS3 and Xbox 360. Excited? Yeah, you should be. All of these screens look sick! The detail is amazing and though I wish Max would get a good shave, I still wanna lick him. [Is it bad that I want to lick a video game character? Don't judge!]
From the release:
“We’re starting a new chapter of Max’s …read more

Metal Gear Solid 4 is certainly not just another sneak-fest. Sure, slinking around in a nifty camo suit may be teh roxxor, but seeing the cool new guns in this video would change your mind about shooting stuff up in first-person.

I don’t see a reticule, though the iron sights may do just fine. The weapons could use more details. Then again, we’re watching a YouTube video.
Another concern: would Snake turn into a one-man army that totes around so many weapons in a magical bag of holding? I could have sworn the aging Solid Snake pulled that rocket launcher out of …read more

After that seemed to be forever, Brothers in Arms DS finally assaulted our retail shelves. To date, this game is the only World War II-themed shooter in the Nintendo handheld. Unlike the harsh realities of war shown to us by history in films and textbooks, Brothers in Arms DS is something that you’ll strive to forget.
Yes, this version of the WWII shooter is a technical feat. The visuals are particularly impressive: the levels are sizeable for a handheld game, the animation of characters is well done, the details are pretty good, and the explosions look spectacular. The sound is awesome …read more

Once again, Sony has drawn anger over the PlayStation 3. This time, the group frothing at the mouth is the Church of England. The reason? Resistance: Fall of Man, the only good FPS to date that came out of Sony’s already-controversial console.

The Church of England is pissed at Sony for using the Manchester Cathedral as the setting of a mission in said shooter, and that Sony didn’t seek permission to use the cathedral in the game. The Church said it’s is considering legal action if Sony doesn’t say sorry, withdraw the game from store shelves, or modify the mission …read more