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By
Jeremy Medina
on August 22, 2008 1:08 PM|Permalink
Bad drivers, car aficionados and the speed-obsessed alike, time to rejoice: your latest fix, Midnight Club: Los Angeles, is coming to stores in a few short weeks. The game’s developer, Rockstar San Diego (whose last title was the critically lauded Xbox 360 title from 2006, Table Tennis), has just debuted the latest trailer for the fourth installment of their popular high-octane racing franchise (for your viewing pleasure below).
By
Mark Krotov
on March 31, 2008 12:00 AM|Permalink
As the suspense builds for the sure-to-be-epic Grand Theft Auto IV, Rockstar Games has made the wait a little more difficult with the release of the fourth and final trailer for the game. If you think that game trailers are now more cinematic than their actual screened-in-movie-theater-because-they-advertise-movies counterparts, you’re right. This one even has a name two names: “Good Lord, What Are You Doing?” AKA “Everyone’s a Rat.”
Somehow, this trailer manages to impress despite (because of?) the blistering car chases, decontextualized gunplay, a moody soundtrack, omnipresent rain, flashy camera angles, misplaced humor, gangster-looking gangsters and strippers that seem mandatory in anything offered by the Michael Bays of the world. And on April 29, you’ll be able to compare the game to all other action movies ever.
Speaking of moody soundtracks, Digital Music News reports that users can actually purchase the music that plays through their in-game vehicle. Amazon.com will fuel the multimedia project, allowing gamers to instantly buy the songs playing through their stolen vehicle's radio.
By
Mark Krotov
on February 13, 2008 12:00 AM|Permalink
If you already have a PlayStation 2, then perhaps you’ve already experienced the thrill of being a pixilated high school student. But on March 4, the opportunity will be granted to those individuals who prefer Wii or Xbox 360.
That’s right, Rockstar Games’ Bully is coming to a console near you in an expanded version known as Bully: Scholarship Edition. The game offers the same great ability to live the life of an oppressed high school student that you’ve come to know and love, but it also offers some new features.
There are fresh missions, classes, characters and outfits, as well as some offline multi-player mini-games, in case you want to channel the memories of your adolescent self-loathing into some self-referential gaming. Take a look at the trailer, and let your long-suppressed nightmares get transferred into consumption.
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Bad drivers, car aficionados and the speed-obsessed alike, time to rejoice: your latest fix, Midnight Club: Los Angeles, is coming to stores in a few short weeks. The game’s developer, Rockstar San Diego (whose last title was the critically lauded Xbox 360 title from 2006, Table Tennis), has just debuted the latest trailer for the fourth installment of their popular high-octane racing franchise (for your viewing pleasure below).
