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Mad Catz has dropped a new controller on us this year at E3, and it’s first person shooter focused. This thing is packed with all kinds of goodness: mapped buttons, special grips, even custom glow lighting. Check out all the pictures and the actual press release after the jump.
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THQ has been working with a new tablet drawing device for home consoles called uDraw. This new device will allow you to play and interact with games in whole …
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Climax Group has unveiled it’s next game, Bloodforge. This new title is wrapped around a dark Celtic world, filled with warriors, myths and legends. The pictures show an amazing art style at work here as well as a hint that much bloodshed is in our future. The only other thing that we know is that you will play as Crum, a man who must fight to escape the fate of the gods. From the screens and statements it is seems like God of War and 300 have come together for this one and that my friends could be a very good thing. Hit the jump for more screenshots.
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One of the most obscene issues with fighting games these days is the near unapproachable learning curve to high level play. Jumping into a match against a player who is proficient with both an arcade stick and precise button presses can spell instant doom to your roster of choice as well as your ego. Reverge Labs is taking matters into their own hands with their game Skullgirls to move the bar forward in the art of teaching someone how to brawl effectively.

Street Fighter 4, for example, has a set list of moves for a player to learn in which they later bring into combos. The hardest part of these lessons are how to bring what you’ve learned in training mode and use them against an opponent. It’s never really made clear when certain combos should be used and in what situation, which begs the question: What good is a weapon if you don’t know how to use it? Read More

With only two weeks until release it looks like Trenched still has a few tricks up its sleeve. The hybrid mech combat/tower defense game has some very promising systems …
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Rumors have been floating around for a while now, but the game show Hole in the Wall is officially coming to Xbox Live Arcade via Kinect. The show’s premise …
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Rock of Ages is a game that we’ve known about for close to two years now and have anticipated it’s release for just as long. At E3 the game’s …
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BloodRayne Betrayal‘s blood bath battles bring big changes to better bloody beatdowns. Well that’s about the alliteration quota for the year from us, suffice to say that …
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Develop is a game design website that focuses on developers in the gaming industry and with their Develop 100, they rank the top 100 game developers in the industry …
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Rotastic is being developed by Dancing Dots and published by Focus Home Interactive. It whirls its way onto the Xbox 360 Arcade later this year in September. What’s Rotastic you ask? Well it’s a jumping, spinning, collecting, multiplayer good time. Don’t take our word for it, just pres play on the trailer above to see all the crazy mayhem for yourself.

Check out the official Rotastic website here and some screenshots after the jump.

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