Games Cheats and Reviews

RockstarNetwork.net reports: "Rockstar just announced that GTAIV is now available for Games on Demand. Check out the press release below. You can download it from On Demand for only $29.99! If you haven’t got a copy of it yet, now is your time to buy!"

dailygamesnews.com – Microsoft has revealed details in advance of future Deal of the Week promotions and upcoming additions to Xbox Live and Games on Demand.

"It’s a funny thing; when you release a digital marketplace in this day and age and provide little restrictions as to just what can be uploaded you get content that may not have been originally intended for the platform. Case and point: Xbox Live Indie Games (XBLIG)."

-Geoff Gibson

DIYgamer.com

Halfbrick Studios has recently released their fantastic looking asteroids-style multiplayer racer, Halfbrick Rocket Racing, on Xbox Live Indie Games. The best part? This game is XBLA/PSN worthy.

Kotaku writes….. There are sales charts for the US, sales charts for Japan, even sales charts for Britain and the PC, so why not for downloadable games on consoles? Why not indeed. So let’s take a look.

GamerBytes have posted the top 10-selling games for both the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade for the month of July, with the PSN a single chart for the month, while the XBLA list is broken up into four week

JPS Reports: "With the XBOX Live Summer Update up and available for download to every XBOX Live users, the Games on Demand section has been fully updated with the games announced before. We have the full list once again and we’re going to tell you the price of each in every one…"

‘Kickers’ an entrant in this year’s indie game competition ‘Dream Build Play’ is coming to Xbox LIVE Indie Games. It is a football (soccer) game that allows you to play as your avatar and is influenced by the Mario Strikers series. IndieGameBlog.net has the first trailer and screenshots.

OXCGN Writes: "Many in today’s gaming scene complain about spending their money on games which just don’t deliver, especially in the Xbox Live Arcade category.

Spending 1200 MSP (Microsoft Points) on a downloadable game which offers only a few hours of gameplay and no replayability or 1600 MSP on a game which offers less just seems like a waste when you could use it on a full release AAA title.

The problem with Xbox Live Arcade (XBLA) games is that they are a real hit & miss proposition and it really is a shame that many don’t get the recognition they deserve. However, here is one title that should receive recognition and much more…"

Microsoft just dropped some details on the upcoming Xbox Live Dashboard update which begins rolling out later this summer – first, and perhaps most notably, we’ll hit what’s not in this update; Facebook, Twitter, and Last.fm support, along with Zune video and 1080p Instant On video.

The Nintendo DSi is now officially available and the DSi Shop is live. The first games available are listed below, along with the confirmed points (price). DSiWare games cost anywhere from 200 points ($2), 500 points ($5) and 800+ points ($8+).

Launch games on the DSi Shop include:

WarioWare: Snapped! (500 Points)

Bird & Beans (200 Points)

Brain Age Express: Math (800 Points)

Master of Illusion Express: Funny Face (200 Points)

Art Style: AQUIA (500 Points)

See pictures of the DSi Shop.