Max Payne 3 Review (Multi-Platform)

<em>Max Payne 3</em> Review (Multi-Platform)

May Payne is still playing it Bogart, but these days he wouldn’t phrase it that way. He still mourns his dead wife and daughter, still pops pain pills to forget, still finds himself staring at the world through the bottom of a glass. Nine years after developer Remedy gave Max’s tormented soul some closure in The Fall of Max Payne, Rockstar has dragged him back into a world of sex, drugs, and gruesome murders for another round of punishment. And while Max is still crazy enough to stroll into a room filled with armed thugs, he’s doing it as private...  read more

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Watch a New Design and Technology Trailer for Max Payne 3

Watch a New Design and Technology Trailer for <em>Max Payne 3</em>

The second trailer in Rockstar Games’ “Design and Technology” video series for Max Payne 3 has been released....  read more

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Grand Theft Auto V Announced

<i>Grand Theft Auto V</i> Announced

Today Rockstar Games has announced that _Grand Theft Auto V_ is currently in the works through their website.  read more

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Watch The First Trailer For Max Payne 3

Watch The First Trailer For <em>Max Payne 3</em>

This week, Rockstar released the first trailer for the third entry in the popular Max Payne series....  read more

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Watch the New Third Trailer for L.A. Noire

Watch the New Third Trailer for <em>L.A. Noire</em>

Today, Rockstar Games released the third official trailer for upcoming detective thriller L.A. Noire....  read more

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L.A. Noire Honored as Official Selection at 2011 Tribeca Film Festival

<em>L.A. Noire</em> Honored as Official Selection at 2011 Tribeca Film Festival

Upcoming detective thriller L.A. Noire has been selected to be a part of this year’s Tribeca Film Festival, marking the first time a videogame has been granted this honor....  read more

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Red Dead Redemption Review (Xbox 360)

<em>Red Dead Redemption</em> Review (Xbox 360)

Developer: Rockstar San Diego Publisher: Rockstar Games Platforms: Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 High times and cheap thrills on the last great American frontier “Change is only good when it makes things better.” “Old friends make the worst enemies.” Spoken in the early goings of Red Dead Redemption, these two sentiments encapsulate the successes and shortcomings of the game itself far more than they do any of its narrative themes. For even as Rockstar’s ambitious Western adventure strikes out in some promising new directions, it is held back at times by a certain slavishness to the developer’s own open-world storytelling formula....  read more

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Listen to José González's Track From the Red Dead Redemption Soundtrack

Listen to José González's Track From the <em>Red Dead Redemption</em> Soundtrack

Any good gunslingin’, blood-splatterin’, Old West-evoking sandbox game should have a weathered, gritty soundtrack to go with it....  read more

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Review: Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars (Nintendo DS)

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Publisher: Rockstar GamesDeveloper: Rockstar LeedsPlatform: Nintendo DSSeminal carjacking series makes its Nintendo DS debut You know how it goes: You’re out stealing cars and wantonly running down hapless pedestrians, and you think, “Man, this is fun! I should go home and play some Grand Theft Auto.” The devilishly addictive crime franchise has been wowing players with its sardonic humor, cartoonish violence, and huge environments for over a decade. Chinatown Wars is GTA’s debut on the Nintendo DS, and Rockstar Games has managed to stuff a fully-featured installment into the tiny hardware. The top-down view from the series’ early days replaces...  read more

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Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars (Nintendo DS)

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Publisher: Rockstar GamesDeveloper: Rockstar LeedsPlatform: Nintendo DSSeminal carjacking series makes its Nintendo DS debut You know how it goes: You’re out stealing cars and wantonly running down hapless pedestrians, and you think, “Man, this is fun! I should go home and play some Grand Theft Auto.” The devilishly addictive crime franchise has been wowing players with its sardonic humor, cartoonish violence, and huge environments for over a decade. Chinatown Wars is GTA’s debut on the Nintendo DS, and Rockstar Games has managed to stuff a fully-featured installment into the tiny hardware. The top-down view from the series’ early days replaces...  read more

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