MMOBA (Mas­sive Mul­ti­player Online Bat­tle Arena). A player vs player envi­ron­ment where a user con­trols a spe­cific hero. Games are mostly 5v5 and each player has there own sets of skills and abil­i­ties to destroy the oppos­ing team. Basi­cally there are two cities that the heroes must pro­tect and the objec­tives are to destroy the city as well as kill the heroes.

Why is the World of War­craft such a suc­cess­ful game? We show you the num­bers to why this epic game makes so much money. The image shows the demo­graph­ics, as well as the cost of run­ning the World of Warcraft.

Is it really still just a rumor? Cap­com hasn’t offi­cially announced these char­ac­ters as playable. But with all the news going on and now this trailer. It has to be a real­ity. We are glad that Cap­com has lis­tened to the fans and returned Ryu’s super 3 punch combo, and brought back Dud­ley and Makoto. This game is look­ing to be an amaz­ing addi­tion to the Street Fighter Series.

Mega­man 8-bit Death­match is a new mul­ti­player mod that aims to put Doom and Mega­man together to help you blast your bud­dies online. Using even the video game mods and Mega­man clas­sic power ups. The video below shows that game looks amaz­ing.
Hope­fully Cap­com doesn’t pull the plug on this death­match, or maybe they will buy it and sell it for all the sys­tems to enjoy.
The 8-bit style inspired by Kin­sie was per­fect for this, as it rep­re­sents the time when I feel Mega­man was in full fruition: on the NES.

We have been die hard Sonic fans since the leg­endary Sonic 2, Sonic 3, and Sonic & Knuck­les. Those were seri­ously the best Sonic games to come to light.
Now Sonic 4 Episode 1 by the Sonic Team brings us hope of another great Sonic the hedge­hog clas­sic. Can this be the game to revive the Sonic series? From a die hard fan per­spec­tive the game looks amaz­ing. Lets hope Super Sonic, Metal Sonic, and a lot of the other fan favorites are still there.
The fol­low­ing video is a quick pre­view of what …

SEGA has announced Sonic 4: Episode I. It is. Sup­pose to be a 2d game with 3d ren­der­ing. So basi­cally Sonic 3 now in HD.
The announce­ment is part of the Project Needle­mouse build up SEGA has been push­ing since last Sep­tem­ber 2009. “Needle­mouse” refers to Sonic’s code­name when the game that would become Sonic The Hedge­hog was ini­tially being pitched.
The game will pick up after Sonic & Knu­cles, but, as “Episode I” indi­cates, this is a new story arc.
The game adds to Sonic a new move called “hom­ing attack”.
Sonic 4: Episode I …

From the pop­u­lar game series Fall­out. Arrives Fall­out: New Vegas, check out the trailer here.

But­tons are inte­grated into the suit and the per­son has to lay down in front of the tv. Of course dif­fer­ent com­bi­na­tions and bet­ter move­ment equals bet­ter score.
This game is bor­der­line creepy. Really depends whose play­ing and the sce­nario.
The game is sup­posed to trans­late the but­tons embed­ded on the jacket into dif­fer­ent mas­sage tech­niques.
The device was cre­ated by Mika Satomi and Han­nah Pener-Wilson.

This guy straps a pro­jec­tor to him­self and plays games around the city. Excel­lent sign me up for one. I would love to go into the club with one.