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Virtua Tennis 4: Sony Move compatibility, 3D visuals
SEGA’s latest tennis game aims to be more realistic than ever.
Interview: Mark Turmell on classic NBA Jam
Jeffrey L. Wilson chats it up with the video game legend.
Review: Little League World Series Baseball 2010
It’s truly a fun, endearing title that should appeal to baseball fans of all ages, or anyone keen on Japan’s unique spin on an American classic.
Little League World Series Baseball 2010 looks rad
Summer’s officially here – if this sweltering heat is anything to go by – and you know what that means: hot dogs, pool parties, Gen Con. It also means baseball, and Activision’s got that base covered with the newest member of its Little League franchise: Little League World Series Baseball 2010.
E3 2010: Hands-on with NBA Jam
The true testament of NBA Jam’s fun factor is that winning or losing is irrelevant–it’s how you play the game.
PSN Castle Crashers volleyball mode gets screenshoted, videoed
It seems a lifetime ago when The Behemoth initially announced that its cutesy beat ‘em up, Castle Crashers, was heading to PSN after bring an XBLA exclusive for quite some time. When February rolled around, The Behemoth mentioned that the PSN port would contain volleyball mini-games. Naturally, additional information was scarce. ‘Tis The Behemoth way.
Review: Tecmo Bowl Throwback (XBLA)
Although it doesn’t have the hall of fame players (at least by name) the classic, simplistic gameplay packs enough lighthearted punch that will keep fans playing for hours on end.
NBA Jam: Developer interview, gameplay footage, and impressions
I’ll be frank: When the first screen of the upcoming NBA Jam were released to the public in February, I was more than a little skeptical. It’s been years since we’ve had a good NBA Jam and besides, in my mind there was no way that new NBA Jam could compete with old NBA Jam. [...]
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