Afro Samurai started out as a very unique concept on television.  You have a samurai in the middle of some futuristic Japan (it's hard to tell the exact timeline), who is out to get the number one headband and will do anything in his power to obtain it. A head band, you ask? It brings immortality to the bearer. What more can you ask for?

Relax.

To fight the bug, we must understand the bug.

After a successful outing on the PS2 in 2004, and another on the PSP two years later, Guerrilla Games is set to launch an assault on PS3 with Killzone 2. Sony's first major exclusive of the year, Killzone 2 launches late this month across the globe. At Digital Chumps, we were happy to receive a review code build of the game in late December that we've been playing and testing with ever since. It's...[Read More]

The PSN was home to many great releases in 2008 and right at the tail end of the year there was yet another solid entry to the PSN catalog in the form of Crash Commando. Crash Commando was developed by EPOS Game Studios, a Swedish development company. Their first entry onto the PSN, Crash Commando is a side scrolling, platforming shooter that pits two rival factions against each other in an over-...[Read More]

SCEA and Idol Minds have released another expansion to PAIN, the PSN game that first came out last year. In PAIN, the object is to launch your character from a platform into a small environment and attempt to cause as much damage to yourself and the environment as possible. This new $6 expansion pack brings players to a movie studio, complete with multiple movie sets and props. PAIN has gotten a b...[Read More]

Wow, that was quick.  It was just yesterday I was taking out Terrorist in the middle east somewhere.  Now, we're back to the historical documents (thank you Galaxy Quest) and into World War II battles.  Is it the same old stuff? Could it be that Activision went back to what worked so they didn't have to work so hard?  Or is it something more?  Read on...

The PS3 has grown up quite a bit in these last two years (happy birthday, by the way). When the system first launched two years ago today, most gamers picked up their copy of Resistance: Fall of Man as soon as possible. Clearly the best launch title, Insomniac Games put together a fine story with great gameplay in this first person shooter set in the 1950s. Now, Insomniac has returned to bring us ...[Read More]

The wildly popular Naruto anime has seen several video game releases in recent years, but the first to reach the PS3 is a system exclusive in the form of Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm. CyberConnect2, who have plenty of Naruto experience behind them, have clearly spent a great deal of effort capturing the visual feel of the anime, but perhaps at the cost of solid gameplay.

 Do you like singing Karaoke? Do you hate smoky bars, expensive drinks, long waits for your next turn only to have your song sniped by that guy in the patch sewn jacket who doesn't sing your song as good as you? Have you ever wanted to sing Karaoke in your underpants but always get in trouble because of those darn indecency laws? Don't you wish you could have the amenities and privileges of being ...[Read More]

Oh... my... God...Could it be that a licensed movie title actually turned into a great game?  Hell has frozen over. 

One of the PS3's first titles was the off road racer entitled Motorstorm. It was well received for providing the first next gen off road racer that featured a variety of vehicles, great crashes, and intense yet very accessible game play. Well, now it's time for PS3 gamers to grab their helmets once again and prepare for Motorstorm Pacific Rift.