The July issue of GamePro magazine features a spread on Killzone 3. The issue which will be available on June 1, 2010, reveals Killzone 3 will be playable in 3D. The 3D mode will require glasses which means a 3D capable HDTV will most likely be required. Sony has been hyping its 3D technology since CES 2010 back in January.

Back in the days of the Sega Genesis, Sega had two handheld systems in circulation.

First, there was the Game Gear, which many of us older gamers know and might have loved back in the day. Aside from the host of games, many of which were great, the Game Gear was not without its flaws. It was bulky and ate up battery power quickly unless you had a battery pack. If you had a battery pack, the gaming lasted longer but it made it much bulkier.

Toward the end of the Genesis days, Sega also had the Nomad. In theory, it seemed like a good idea. After all, every gamer thought about the possibilities of bringing their consoles games with them and actually playing them on the go. It did answer the question of “why there wasn’t a portable version of a home console”. It also answered the question, “Why would you want a portable version of a home console?”

With the demise of Electronic Gaming Monthly earlier this month, and the continuing decline of print magazines in general, a lot of industry folks are wondering whether print has much of a future in this tech and news oriented business. Joystiq has a very interesting post up about the state of gaming mags, predicting that the only print magazines that will still be around in a few years are the ones with the support of a large (and lucrative) publisher – like Nintendo Power.

Microsoft is set to unveil its “New Xbox Experience” to eager 360 owners on November 19, 2008. This update is set to revamp the 360′s entire dashboard and introduce “avatars,” which are characters that players can customize to suit their own whims.

This “new experience” will come at a cost of 128 MB of hard drive space; while this may not be a problem for 360 owners who have purchased sufficient memory sources, there remains a large amount of individuals who have not. For these people, Microsoft has promised to come to their aid…

Gamepro strikes again. After erroneously claiming that they had the scoop on a possible sequel to Gears of War, their latest issue puts forth the speculation that Microsoft may buy Gears‘ developer, Epic for $1 billion, according to DBTechno.com. On the surface, it may make a little bit of sense, considering Gears of War‘s great more »

Two days ago (February 4, 2008), we reported that the upcoming issue of Gamepro (due to come out on February 12, 2008) will have new, exclusive info about the sequel Epic’s popular XBox 360 exclusive, Gears of War. In fact, to drive that point home, Gamepro mentioned it twice on the cover, as you can see above.

But somebody has taken issue with Gamepro‘s announcement: Epic’s Mark Rein. He told…

Yeah, you know that feeling: You’re cruising through the latest postings on your favorite blogs when suddenly you catch something out of the corner of your eye and you instantly know were you’re going to be for the next thirty minutes.

Well, that was me this morning when I cruised on over to Xbox360Fanboy and noticed the Gears of War 2 symbol in one of their postings. Boy, was I surprised when I read the article and found that the February 2008 issue of GamePro magazine is not only offering a tasty little Gears 2 morsel, it will also devote 10 pages to…

I would bet an extra-thick milk shake that everyone loves the internet because, for once, everything seems to just come to you instead of requiring a step into the damp, unforgiving wilderness of human civilization for new information on anything. Before I further betray my distaste for radio, behold the fruits of this internet: magazine more »