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Rise of Nightmares Coming to Kinect

Forza Motorsport 4 Limited Edition

Forza Motorsport, the highest rated racing franchise of this generation, makes its return to the race track in Fall 2011 with Forza Motorsport 4.

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Mass Effect 3 Collector’s Edition

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Gunstringer

Twisted Pixel Games, creators of The Maw, Splosion Man and Comic Jumper, proudly present our latest original IP.

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Kung Fu Panda 2 Coming to Xbox Kinect

Set to arrive alongside the forthcoming motion-picture sequel, THQ has confirmed that Kung Fu Panda 2 will be available for the Xbox Kinect.

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Play Kinect Games with your iPhone and iPad

This past week, Microsoft showed a Windows Phone 7 real-time integration with Xbox Kinect. The demo was designed to show that Microsoft could integrate their Windows Phone...

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Use Windows Phone 7 to Interact with Xbox Kinect Games

No big surprise here, but today, Microsoft announced (and showed off) the ability for their Windows Phone 7 to interact with certain Xbox Kinect Games.

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Michael Phelps’ “Push the Limit” Swimming to Xbox Kinect

Gold Medal Olympian Michael Phelps loves coming in first. And in June, he'll release the first realistic swimming Kinect game titled "Push the Limit."

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Star Wars for Xbox Kinect: The Force is Strong with This One

If you liked Star Wars: Force Unleashed, you’re going to love the new version coming out for play with Xbox Kinect in December. Check out the gameplay...

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Rise of Nightmares Coming to Kinect

For those sick of dancing like buffoons or fake bowling, the game Rise of Nightmares looks like it will finally let you get some proper horror mileage out of the Xbox Kinect.

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Game Informer Reviews
- Tribes Jetpacks Its Way Back To Relevancy
  Today’s young shooter fans may not realize the influence Tribes has had on games like Halo. The high-flying, vehicle driving, team-based antics of Tribe’s original outings have a lot to do with the Halo we’re familiar with today. The Tribes series has been on hiatus since the last game released in 2004, but with Tribes: Ascend, it’s back to reclaim its thron […]
- Mario Tennis Gets Back to Basics, Goes Online
  It’s been a long time since we saw a new Mario Tennis game. The series’ last release was Mario Power Tennis: New Play Control in 2009, a Wii re-release of the GameCube game featuring enhanced graphics and new motion controls. I enjoyed Power Tennis (both times), but the balance-breaking power shots were far too vital to winning. In response, Camelot has scal […]
- Driving Into A Wall At Full Speed
  Ridge Racer Unbounded seems more interested in being Burnout than being Ridge Racer. Destructive racing is not a bad sub-genre of racing to pursue, but when it comes to Ridge Racer, I am more interested in sliding around 90-degree turns at high speeds than trying to cause destruction and frag other racers.The core gameplay of the Ridge Racer series – unreali […]
- Creating More Problems For Westeros
  The setting for A Song of Ice and Fire by George R.R. Martin (and its accompanying HBO series, Game of Thrones) is bleak. Betrayal, murder, and underhanded scheming are major components of the franchise’s winning formula. These themes make Westeros an intriguing and dangerous place, a fact that is accurately reflected in this RPG from Cyanide Studios. Unfort […]
- The New, Same Old Payne
  Max Payne 3’s opening shots bear no resemblance to the series’ iconic imagery of a black trench coat flapping in the wind as a hail of bullets whiz by in slow motion. Instead, the game begins with four snapshots of a much different Max – sitting alone in an apartment with a bottle of whiskey at his side; standing bald, bearded, and bloodied over a horribly m […]

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