Are your spidey senses tingling? If so it's most likely because publishers Activision, along with Marvel Entertainment, have just announced the next Spider-Man game in the franchise, entitled Spider-Man: Edge of Time. Developed by Activision-owned Beenox - creators of the previous Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions title - Edge of Time allows players to take control of both Amazing Spider-Man a... more.

EA have this morning released some more explosive Battlefield 3 footage in a series of pre-alpha gameplay trailer's. Entitled 'Get That Wire Cut', the trailer is the third in the Fault Line series of trailers and start's with Sergeant Black crawling though an underground tunnel network in order to follow a suspicions wire, which Black believes is leading to a hidden IED. The trailer then goes... more.

I tend to play driving games from the standard behind the car perspective. Racing purists insist that in-car or bumper cameras are the only way to play properly, but they’ve always left me cold. That’s because I love cars. I love how they look. I love how they sound. And when I’m screeching round Silverstone in a souped-up supercar, I want to be able to stare lovingly at its stunningly rende... more.

The Lego series of games have become extremely successful over the last few years, with Indiana Jones, Batman and Harry Potter all getting Lego brick treatment. But it is the first of these Lego-fied instalments, Star Wars, which has proven to be the biggest hit. As a result, we see the latest release come from the Star Wars franchise and its ever popular Clone Wars animated TV series. The main... more.

At first glance, this sounds like a fantastic idea: four Ghostbusters (albeit, not the originals) in a top down, dual stick shooter clearing New York of some ghoulish nasties. What's not to like? Sadly, all we get is a shocking use of a brilliant franchise that leaves us with a game lacking in pretty much everything. The story of the game begins 4,000 years ago, with thousands of cult members l... more.

Codemasters have today officially announced the follow-up to their BAFTA award-winning racer F1 2010, aptly named F1 2011. F1 2011 will be released on September 23rd 2011, and in addition to the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC entries, the game will also be ported to the recently announced NGP (Next Generation Portable) from Sony and Nintendo's 3DS. Codemasters have yet to confirm a release date... more.

Randy Pitchford of Gearbox Software has today announced that Duke Nukem Forever will receive one final delay moving the game's release from May into June, releasing on June 10th internationally and June 14th in North America. Gearbox also released this fun video in an attempt to ease the pain of the delay. Duke Nukem Forever is set for release on June 10th internationally and June 14th in ... more.

It seems that EA's LA studio are working on a new, currently unannounced third person shooter, if a new job posting is anything to go by. Listed on the publisher's recruitment site, a new opening has arisen for a 'senior multiplayer designer', the article stating: "EA Los Angeles is looking for an experienced Multiplayer Level Designer to work on an unannounced Third Person Shooter game with str... more.

The first Crysis is remembered more for its stunning visuals than its gameplay. I suspect that with Crysis 2, history will record things the other way round. Don’t get me wrong – even on the consoles; Crysis 2 is a handsome game. Exploring the battle-scarred streets and parks of New York reveals some spectacular sights, and the game is packed with great visual effects. But when you put the ... more.

A film to video game conversion is more often than not the type of game I like to avoid. Often featuring a very linear story that is either very predictable having seen the film, or that makes viewing the film pointless due to the story being told in an inferior way, notable exceptions aside, they tend not to be worthwhile. I was hoping it would be a different story for Battle: Los Angeles. I was ... more.