Shadows of the Damned Trailer

A new trailer has emerged for EA’s up and coming horror game – Shadows of the Damned.  The trailer shows the different ways you can upgrade your Johnson. Yes, I did say that correctly. The trailer is one massive innuendo for upgrading the weapons in the game. Read On

Call Of Duty Modern Warfare 3 Full Trailer

Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 has been given a brief showing by Activision today. A trailer just shy of 1 minute and thirty seconds has been revealed. As seen in the four previous trailers it features cities in England, America, France and Germany. The game takes place directly after the events of Modern Warfare 2 just as the world comes to war once more. As the trailer progresses we see New York completely devastated, with London, Berlin & Paris following closely behind. Read On

Nintendo Confirm Wii’s Successor in 2012

After weeks of frantic rumours from all parts of the internet, Nintendo have today confirmed that the Wii’s successor will be made available at E3 this year, which is held between the 7-9 June 2011. A playable demo will be available to all attendees and the system will be launched in 2012 – well before their competitors and with a very small lead time compared to normal home console systems. Read On

Skullgirls Coming Summer 2011

Skullgirls is a new 2D fighting game coming Summer 2011 to Playstation3 and Xbox 360. It is an action packed fighter mixed with High-definition visuals with art work created by Alex Ahad of Scott Pilgram and Lava Punch fame.

The game is set in Canopy Kingdom and pits the Skullgirls against a hoard of opponents in an attempt to control the Skull Heart, an artifact that can grant wishes but at a price. If the warrior possessing the Skull Heart is not pure then she will be turned into a monstrous enemy with extreme power.

The game will have online battles of course, however the game’s developer – Autumn games – promises that there will be no online lag and the game will play as smoothly online as offline even on slow internet connections. This will be done by using “Good Game, Peace Out” technology, which is developed by GroundStorm Studios.

There are screenshots of the game below.