Tabula Rasa: How the world ends…
Tuesday, March 3, 2009 10:25 - Author: Nathan McIntyre
So what does the end of the world look like in the future? Well, thanks to the reporting of Chris Remo, we can get a feel for just what it was like as aliens consumed the world of Tabula Rasa.
It is probably safe to say that, despite decades of ever more spectacular Hollywood visions of extra-terrestial domination, humanity in its worst nightmares never imagined it would have to contend with spawn-camping aliens.








Adding to further prove that the video game industry isn’t completely immune to the current economic climate, Midway may be looking to sell off it’s successful and iconic Mortal Kombat franchise. As
It looks like nintendo has finally decided to offer a
Your kids played the crap out of Wii Sports years ago and they’re starting to get tired of Wii Fit, Raving Rabbids and WarioWare. Could Neighborhood Games be the mini-game collection to keep the kids happy until the next big Wii release? The answer may not surprise you. The answer is a resounding “NO!” Everything about this game is awful.
Today Capcom announced the start of it’s viral marketing with an update to the Resident Evil 5 Kijuju website. Here is the official announcement from Capcom. Are you really all that surprised that Resident Evil 5 has a “viral” marketing campaign? Umbrella Corp. must be watching you!
From the handful of reviews I’ve read, most would agree that the movie Hotel for Dogs is mostly harmless that will be loved by young, while anyone over the age of 12 will not be able to stand. I’m not sure if I can be that nice to the game.
Based on some
It would appear that the old Infocom/Activision adventure game classic Zork is being
It looks like Funcom will be dramatically reducing the number of servers for its latest MMO release, Age of Conan. Based on the merge list released it looks like the number of available servers will shrink from 49 to 18. Although Age of Conan was amazingly well recieved, it has struggled to maintain it’s playerbase for a variety of reasons. Even more interesting is this is the global list and only 6 of the remaining 18 are U.S. servers.
As if we hadn’t already had a 

