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Game-themed events help expand Sony’s Home throughout February 2009
If you have a PlayStation 3 and have yet to register or explore HOME, this is the month to do so.
Since Sony’s Home it opened its doors, I’ve been exploring the different things you can do in home besides shopping, chatting with friends and hanging out at the bowling alley arcades (for all the freebies you can unlock playing Ice Breaker, Carriage Return and Echochrome, of course).
Several events have already been started in celebration of Street Fighter IV, Killzone 2, Resident Evil 5, Warhawk and SOCOM.
For Killzone 2, for example, finding a hidden soldier and chatting with him will earn you…
Microsoft making gamers see red with Resident Evil 5 bundle
Microsoft is planning to release a specialized 360 bundle that will include a red Xbox 360 with a hard drive, a red controller, a copy of the game, an exclusive Resident Evil 5 NXE (New Xbox Experience) Theme and a voucher to download Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo HD Remix for free.
This bundle is…
Gamertell Review: Schizoid for Xbox Live
Title: SchizoidPrice: 800 Microsoft Points (US$10.00)System(s): Xbox LiveRelease Date: July 9, 2008Publisher (Developer): Microsoft (Torpex Games)ESRB Rating: “Everyone” for mild fantasy violence.Pros: Fun and addictive two-player game with good particle effects and smooth controls. Single-player two-ship “Uberschizoid” mode.Cons: Single-player CPU teammate is occasionally idiotic.Overall Score: Two thumbs up; 91/100; A-; * * * * out of five.
Schizoid is a game of dualities. First, the name implies that it is meant for a single player (remember that “schizoid personality disorder” is antisocial behavior where the person tries to be alone) yet is most definitely a two-player game. Also, it may be a killer two-player game but it also has an amazingly fun single-player mode where you control both of the game’s avatars with one controller.
It’s hectic, it’s confusing, it’s frustrating and it’s friggin’ fun.
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New gamer goodie from J-List: Red retro USB game pad
Peter Payne’s site specializing in all thing Japanese, J-List (and J-Box for the under-18 crowd) has another groovy videogame related items.
For today’s installment, a PC USB retro style controller by Elecom called the Red Retro USB Game Pad (JC-U2208TRD ).
Selling on the site for $18, this PC game controller has 8 buttons and is modeled after the Nintendo Famicom (aka. the original, Japanese version of the Nintendo Entertainment System or NES)…















