Next-Gen Game Costs: A Burden on Development

According to BBC, an average PS3 game costs nearly $15 million to make - and that's before any marketing is done for the game. Not only is this bad news for gamers, as it almost ensures our store shelves will be stocked with sequel after buyer-recognizable sequel, but it's also bad for developers, who could go belly up after one unsuccessful title.More…

Wii virtual console controllers - Head to head

With the Wii virtual console proving to be popular, the chances are you want to get the best experience out of it all. So what controller should you be using - The Wii remote, the Gamecube controller or the Classic controller? More…

PS1 catalogue on PS3 not yet playable

Sony's Phil Harrison confirmed that a few titles will be available at launch, including Twisted Metal and Syphon Filter. The catch is you'll have to play them on your PSP, since PS3 currently lacks PS1 emulation software. More…

CONFIRMED! Sony is Worried About Overheating!

Just as PS3 pre-orders are selling out nationwide at EB Games/GameStop stores, Generation: Gamerz has received confirmation that Sony is worried about PlayStation 3 heat issues, contrary to recent reports.In addition to the 3 crashes witnessed by many at the TGS show, companies that manufacture the store kiosks have been asked to... More…

Put a PS3 on eBay, get your account banned!

It turns out that selling your pre-ordered PS3 right now is a violation of eBay's pre-sale policies. The item must be no greater than 30 days away from being in your hands to be sold on eBay. Many people got their auctions removed and accounts banned due to this violation. More…

OMFG! New Mortal Kombat trailer is insane!

This was the most insane/awesomest/sickest trailer I have seen for a game yet. It doesn ’t show any game play sadly, but what it does show is just orgasmic. EVERYONE is going at it, kombatants are dying left and right! I only had mild interest in this before, but now I’m picking this up the day it hits on October 9th. More…

Fans say Playstation 3 lacks the 'wow' factor

For Sony, the 2006 Tokyo Game Show was a chance, after a series of embarrassing mistakes, to prove that PlayStation still deserves to dominate the video games market. But fans and analysts were united in the view that the PS3, despite the superiority of its technology, has failed to demonstrate its â��wowâ�� factor. More…