I have fond memories as a child playing Connect 4 with my friends. It’s about as complex a version of Tic-Tac-Toe as anyone should ever make. And yet, for some reason, Hasbro decided to make an advanced version of Connect 4. So, I guess, Connect 4×4 is a complex version of an advanced iteration of Tic-Tac-Toe. In other words, it’s a convoluted game that takes something simple and overdoes it to a ridiculous degree.
Spike Games’ recent brutal brawler, Deadliest Warrior: The Game, is having a hard time staying off the top of the sales charts. Released in July, first month sales for the game topped 190,000 copies sold on Xbox Live.
Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light is the best Tomb Raider game in a long time. Sure, it doesn’t have the words “tomb” or “raider” in the title, and for good reason.
After numerous delays, Quake Arena Arcade is finally coming to Xbox Live this fall. Todd Daniel, CEO of developer Pi Studios, confirmed to IGN the game would be released towards the end of November or early December of this year.
Maybe the only thing better than shooting your friends in the face is getting paid to do so. Monday Night Combat is a third-person, class-based shooter set on a television game show.
One of 2009’s most critically acclaimed games is now available digitally through Xbox Live’s Games on Demand service.
The Call of Duty series continues to dominate Xbox Live, with three of the top five most played titles coming from Activision’s shooter franchise. One of the best Summer of Arcade titles, LIMBO, also makes its stellar debut.
Rockstar Games has dated the first of four additional downloadable packs for Red Dead Redemption it announced last month. The Legends and Killers Pack hits Xbox Live and PlayStation Network next week.
It’s been a long time coming, but the Xbox Live Arcade (XBLA) version of Plants vs. Zombies is almost here. Everyone’s favorite tower defense game debuted on PC last year, then came to iPhone/iPad, and now it’s finally coming to the Xbox 360 on September 8.
Activision today announced life-to-date sales of Call of Duty map packs for the franchise have surpassed 20 million downloads. Activision CEO Bobby Kotick seems pleased with this news.
