Games Cheats and Reviews

Scorched Angel Writes: Overall, this game is a must buy for any baseball fan. It is up there with some of the best baseball games of all time, and is one that deserves to go on your shelf. Sony literally hit it out of the park this year. Even with the problems in the online mode, this game is still worthy of a buy, as it will last you well past when the next MLB The Show comes out. It is truly still the king of baseball simulation.

FinalFantasyUnion.com writes, "Inline with Final Fantasy XIII’s release, we have some exclusive content lined up for everyone who’s dug into the game, or maybe hasn’t dug in yet. We’ve previously done interviews with voice actors and actresses from the Kingdom Hearts series on our KH podcast (Kingdom Hearts Union), so we figured it was about time we make a few phone calls and try at some Final Fantasy XIII voice actor and actress interviews; so today we’re happy to announce that we will be interviewing Ali Hillis, the voice of Lightning in Final Fantasy XIII, in the coming week!

Best part, we want fan questions for the interview. The interview will be a special episode of our dedicated Final Fantasy podcast (aptly named Final Fantasy Union on the iTunes Store), so you will indeed hear Ali Hillis’ voice yourself, and possibly hear her answer your own question for her. "

Molyneux states "I would love to see the Fable franchise on the PC and I think it would be a truly amazing experience on the PC." Is this enough to spark speculation of the creation of a Windows version of the Xbox favorite, or just the hope of a developer who wants more people to play his game?

IncGamers’ Andy Alderson explores the benefits of OnLive, as well as discussing the potential downfall of the game.

"Never one to shy away from grand claims, OnLive’s Steve Perlman promised "big news" in his GDC speech today. As if threatening to revolutionise the industry with his cloud gaming service wasn’t enough, Perlman sought to silence the cynics by revealing that it will launch in less than three months. Bang in the middle of E3, as it happens, the biggest gaming show of the year. It’s a brave move, undoubtedly, and Perlman will have the squinting, light-fearing eyes of the gaming world upon him. To fulfil a professional ambition in quoting Bad Boys 2 in an article, "shit just got real." "

Gamasutra: At GDC, Gamasutra had the chance to speak to Final Fantasy XIIII director Motomu Toriyama about the game. Released this week, the game has drawn both strongly negative and positive reviews and fan reactions.

For people playing the StarCraft 2 beta, or people interested in playing a bit competitive once the game is released in less than three months, having a tour of the ladder pool maps is probably a good idea.

StarCraft: IncGamers are taking a very intimate look at Scrap Station, a remake of a popular map from the original.

VG247: The God of War team is currently talking about DLC right now, or at least the possibility of it – so hold your horses there Spartans.

Don’t get too excited just yet.

Speaking with VG247 at the God of War III event tonight in San Francisco, design director Todd Papy told us that while the team is currently on a much needed break, it is still discussing the possibility of more content for the game.

Kotaku writes: "With the PlayStation Move looking, well, similar to Nintendo’s Wii Remote, you may have wondered how long it would take until it was announced a Wii game was being ported to the PS3. The answer? How about, oh, a few hours.

Warner Bros let us know today that The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn’s Quest, a game previously headed for the Wii (and DS), will now also be making an appearance on the PlayStation 3, "with full support for PlayStation’s upcoming motion controller technology"."

FDD writes – "This was the first Indie game I have purchased, and have not regretted it one bit. If you like SHMUP’s, good games in general, or just want to try something that doesn’t suck, then check out Shoot 1UP. Trust me, I think you will get your money’s worth with this one. Oh, I almost forgot the best part: IT’S ONLY $1!"

Sony’s Jack Tretton has announced in a post-conference interview at GDC that all types of games can be adpated for motion controls.

"There isn’t a game that won’t apply to this motion gaming," he said.