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• Transformers Fall of Cybertron Review

  Posted by David Garfield on September 9, 2012 under Featured, News
  Most Transformers fans would agree that the last few years have been something of a turbulent time for their franchise. While the quality of the live action movies, their game adaptations and recent cartoons are often described as mediocre and “childhood destroying”, the films were still some of the highest grossing of all time, and toy sales had skyrocketed in popularity. In 2010, game... more.

• Wreck It Ralph Official Trailer

  Posted by Giancarlo Marciano on September 5, 2012 under News
  We had to start off the soon to be fall season with a big bang, and what better way to pay homage to all video games far and wide than to show off the latest and greatest Donkey Kong knock off, the fully playable Wreck It Ralph video game (trailer).  Here it is for all your video game playing splendor!   Also don't forget to check out ALL Video Game Movie Trailers on our GameTube channel! &... more.

• New Video Game Releases for Week of Sept 2nd, 2012

  Posted by David Garfield on September 5, 2012 under Best Games, News
  Welcome back to the game! The full GGD crew took some time off to enjoy the end of summer but we are all back and ready to rock n' roll! It's time to get your game on, and if you are back to school already, now is the perfect time to get some of that video game adrenaline flowing to distract you from all the studying you will also be up to. Check out the new release list for this week below! ... more.

• Metal Gear Solid HD Collection Review

  Posted by VGBMatt on August 18, 2012 under News
  Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty and Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater join forces in the PlayStation Vita Metal Gear Solid HD Collection. Peace Walker may be missing, but this is still an amazing collection at a nice value for portable gamers. Metal Gear is a series that is probably best known for over the top cutscenes, exceedingly long radio conversations and a guy with a mullet running... more.

• Gravity Rush Review

  Posted by VGBMatt on August 18, 2012 under News
  Badly in need of new software during an ongoing post-launch lull, the PlayStation Vita gets a great new action game in Gravity Rush. It's not quite a killer-app, but you're still going to want to to check this one out. Kat, the spunky and sleek heroine of Japan Studio’s Gravity Rush, is afflicted with video gaming’s most overused plot device—she can’t remember who she is. But Kat’s ... more.

• Inversion Review

  Posted by VGBMatt on August 18, 2012 under News
  Saber Interactive attempts to innovate the increasingly crowded third-person cover shooter genre with a unique gravity shifting gameplay mechanic in Inversion. Does Inversion succeed in turning third-person shooting on its head? Let's take a look: Namco Bandai teaches a lesson in poor release timing with the recent launch of Inversion. Saber Interactive's latest original IP quietly landed on ... more.

• Kid Icarus: Uprising Review

  Posted by VGBMatt on August 18, 2012 under News
  After a long time away, Kid Icarus takes flight once more in Uprising for the Nintendo 3DS. Is his return triumphant or do poor controls hamper his comeback party, or perhaps both? Read on to find out! One of the first things that Pit says after the goddess Palutena calls him in to battle the evil forces of Medusa and her crew of nasties is "Did you miss me?"  My response: "No."  I grew up ... more.

• Deadlight Review | From VGBlogger

  Posted by VGBMatt on August 12, 2012 under News
  Yes, another zombie game has arrived in a gaming world already overly infested with the damned brain-munching undead monsters. But Deadlight for Xbox Live Arcade is a bit different from your typical zombie shooter game and is definitely worth sinking into if you can put up with some curious design choices. By now, you pretty much know the drill: They never sleep or get tired, so you’d bett... more.

• GameKlip: The Answer that merges Android into a PS Vita

  Posted by David Garfield on August 11, 2012 under News, Tech Bones
  If for no reason other than mentioning this innovation, it's worth it to check out what someone very resourceful has come up with for turning your android phone into a fully controlled (via PS3 controller) video gaming system. Touch controls work for some games, but as I'm sure most of you have experienced, controlling anything more complex than an angry feathered creature is next to impossible... more.

• OUYA hits 8.5 million on Kickstarter

  Posted by David Garfield on August 10, 2012 under News
  An incredible accomplishment, and true indicator that gamers and developers worldwide encourage an 'open platform' system for designing and bringing games to market. All games free to play! Let’s open this sucker up! It's time we brought back innovation, experimentation, and creativity to the big screen. Let’s make the games less expensive to make, and less expensive to buy. With all... more.