Forgive this indulgence, in an unkind week it's a small satisfaction to be had at the expense of 360 fanboys: "This is the inevitable port of Metal Gear Solid 4 for the 360." "The green color and the (universal) power symbol clearly indicate a 360 title." And this: But no, in spite of overwhelming ...

I will buy this game if you do not change the damn name: (Make clicky for larger images) On the upside, it's giving "grrl" gamers with hideous online handles something to bitch about now that the old semen has crusted over on the Jade Raymond "scandal". Both sources cited by ...

A source within Konami that I am damn well not going to name has spoken to me personally; the new Metal Gear is definitely not headed for the 360. Konami's parent company in Japan is being tight-lipped enough so that we're not sure exactly what system it will end up ...

Konami has updated their logo. Mike's bizarre cocktail of modular logic and wishful thinking has failed him. The game is going to the 360. (Actually, a consumer whore friend who owns the DS-i confirmed their power button does a cutesy "i" play on the typical power button symbol, so smart money ...

So far this is all the "information" Konami has blessed us with regarding the next entry in the Metal Gear franchise.  This has not stopped enthusiastic posters on sites such as Kotaku and NeoGAF from engaging in a fanboyish feeding frenzy of speculation...that it's definitely coming to the 360.  The ...

Tired of playing the original 1998 Half-Life with its outdated 1996 graphics? Well, soon you'll be able to play a modern fan update with the rapidly outdated 2004 Source engine! All sarcasm aside, the trailer (see below) looks absolutely pro quality, and it's not like Half-Life would be a very faithful ...