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Review: Resident Evil 5 "Desperate Escape" DLC Review

Just two weeks after the first Resident Evil 5 DLC pack, "Lost In Nightmares," comes the 2nd DLC pack, "Desperate Escape." Once again we get a chance to revisit the mystery of Kijuju and even get to view it from a different character's perspective. Was it anywhere near as good as the last one? Hit the jump to find out!

Sony's GDC Press Conference Recap

SCE discussed games already released, games coming to release, and the upcoming Playstation Move controller. Is this wand any different from what we've seen already? Hit the jump to find out.

G4TV Streams Sony's GDC Press Conference Tonight, 7:00pm EST

Courtesy of our friends at G4TV, Sony Entertainment's entire press conference at GDC can be viewed live, in your browser, tonight. This is great news for those of us who don't have cable, and those of us who do, but lack that station. Find out where after the jump.

Start Registering for the Final Fantasy XIV Online Beta

Did you enjoy Final Fantasy 11 online?  I personally found it to be one of the most boring games I've ever been convinced of buying and paying monthly for.  That's just me, though. It's still going strong today and we even have a few community members still playing it on and off.  Apparently they addressed the boring parts, but I won't believe it until I see it.  What about the new Final Fantasy MMORPG you ask?  Hit the jump to read more about it and sign up.

Dead Space 2 Dismemberment Contest Puts You in the Game

Most human beings have thought about killing someone. The rest are liars. However not everyone has thought about killing someone in a creative and gruesome way. If you happen to be one of the rare few who have, you have a chance to have your kill featured in the upcoming Dead Space 2 game. 

But wait! There's more! Along with your Necromorph killing skills, your own likeness will also be featured in the highly anticipated sequel. Hit the jump to find out how to enter.

Worth It - Effeminate Main Character Edition

 

Welcome to "Worth It - Games Worth Playing this Week," a new weekly column you'll find here every Monday. In Worth It, I'll sift through the games being released this week to let you know what you can look forward to and, sometimes, what is just too bad to ignore.

This week, obsessive fans of all sorts rejoice, from the increasingly rare tabletop strategy gamer to the Sephiroth fanboy. Hit the jump to find out more.

Battlefield Bad Company 2 Server Issues Explained

If you've been playing Battlefield: Bad Company 2 non stop like the majority of Couch Athletics, there's no doubt you've run into several issues trying to log in, stay connected, and generally play the game online.  Most developers keep a tight lip as to what the cause is on their end but Dice played a different card by giving fans a rare look into what's going on and what they are doing about it via a post on their blog.  More detail after the break.

Review: Heavy Rain

Quantic Dream doesn't want you calling Heavy Rain a game. By self definition, they are referring to it as "Interactive Fiction." Since its unveiling at E3 2006, the game that plays more like a movie has been on most gamers' radars. Being a big fan of Fahrenheit, Quantic Dream's previous offering, this was a game I did not want to miss. But how would it hold up on its release? Is "interactive fiction" something that we would want to play? Or would it just be an extra long, bad movie? Press on to find out!

 

Resident Evil 5's Next DLC Pack Released!

Capcom released it's latest batch of DLC for 2009's co-op action-horror hit, Resident Evil 5, with "Desperate Escape" on the PS3 & Xbox 360 for $5 or 400 Microsoft space points.  Unlike the last offering, "Lost In Nightmares," this scenario takes place during the events of Resident Evil 5, detailing Jill Valentine & Josh Stone's story right after Jill is rescued by Chris.  In addition, more characters for "Mercenaries Reunion" come with this DLC pack letting players assume the role of Resident Evil 0 star Rebecca Chambers in addition to Josh.  For $5, this pack sounds well worth it.

Review: Mega Man 10

 

The Mega Man franchise is one of the most recognized names in gaming. Since the character’s creation in 1987, there have been over fifty titles bearing the Mega Man name with sales exceeding the population of Malaysia. It is also one of my personal favorite series. I celebrated when Capcom released Mega Man 9, but I remained skeptical of their ability to bottle lightning a second time. Did the latest entry live up to its lineage? Find out after the jump.

 

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