Sonic Colors hands-on impressions
Sonic Colors may be lurking in the shadows of the big Sonic 4 announcements from SEGA, but it may end up being a pretty great retro-style Sonic game on its own merit Add comment
Sonic Colors may be lurking in the shadows of the big Sonic 4 announcements from SEGA, but it may end up being a pretty great retro-style Sonic game on its own merit Add comment
Featured this week: Disciples III: Renaissance, DeathSpank, Toribash, and the Icrontic Spotlight—Dragon Quest IX: Sentintels of the Starry Skies Add comment
Evolution Championship Series 2010 has come and gone, and despite the incredible amount of talented fighting game masters, the toughest opponent actually ended up being Ustream. Add comment
Combining masterful gameplay with engrossing aesthetics, Demon's Souls is simply one of the best titles in years. Add comment
It's as if a million voices suddenly cried out and were heard. Blizzard rescinds their highly controversial real name policy for their forums. Add comment
The successful launch of OnLive has thrown the console issue onto center stage. What's the future of gaming? Add comment
Today NASA released their free strategy sim Moonbase Alpha on Steam for free Add comment
Icrontic recently got a look at the new OnLive games-on-demand service. Is it worth the price? Add comment
Blizzard has announced a new policy of displaying forum posters' real names for both StarCraft II and World of Warcraft players, but is this the right thing to do? Add comment
Team Fortress 2 players are chomping at the bit to obtain one of the 100 Golden Wrenches, released in tandem with the Engineer update. Little did we all know, this little gilded wrench was to be the end of all of us. Add comment
Featured this week: Tournament of Legends, Despicable Me: The Game, Crackdown 2, and the Icrontic Spotlight—The Silver Lining Episode 1: What is Decreed Must Be. Add comment
Answering the lack of 3D fighters on the Wii platform, SEGA releases Tournament of Legends today Add comment
An update to Team Fortress 2, along with the discovery of the official update webpage, indicates that the TF2 Engineer Update is finally upon us. Add comment
Razer and Blizzard have teamed up to craft peripherals specifically designed for StarCraft II mastery. We got to take a look at them during E3 2010. Add comment
At E3 2010, members of the gaming press were finally shown gameplay action of Crysis 2 on the PC platform. The game looks fun, but does it live up to the high expectations set by the first game? Add comment
Rude Gameware ventures into the console space by introducing the first wireless headset and mic system for the Xbox 360. Add comment
Square Enix has announced release dates for both the standard and collector's editions of the upcoming PC and PS3 MMORPG Final Fantasy XIV Add comment
Icrontic stopped by Valve's E3 booth, tucked away in the back section of the upper South Hall. We were shown a slice of Portal 2, and managed to corner Doug Lombardi for a handful of questions. Add comment
Icrontic's suave and debonair CB Droege takes a look at this week's interesting new releases in gaming. His discerning eye turns towards LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4, Sniper: Ghost Warrior, APB, and the Icrontic spotlight—Commander: Conquest of the Americas. Add comment
See Chell's return to the world of GLaDOS in the new Portal 2 preview first shown at E3 2010. Add comment
One of the most intriguing thing Razer was showing at E3 2010 was their upcoming Xbox 360 controller, the Onza. Add comment
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