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Today at PAX Duke Nukem Forever received a new breathe of life as it was announced to be released in 2011. 2K Games and Gearbox software are doing a great job proving that it’s real by having the actual game as a playable demo at PAX. This *seems* to be a reality.

I beat this game about a month ago, and finally decided to toss something up on the site about it. It’s a fairly short review, and since I can’t just hit my print screen button when I’m playing, there’s no screen shots, sorry. Agree or disagree (probably more of the later), give it a read. Hope you enjoy.

Click here to read the review.

Streaming games over the web is always evolving. Windows, OS X, Linux, whatever; imagine your games you want, right now. OnLive Game Service is taking the first big leap in cloud gaming. They are planning on releasing a small gaming console (MicroConsole) that streams video games to your TV. You can sign-up for their beta program now. Here is the latest in game hardware and software mashing games on demand over the web:

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Plug your micheal j. flux-capacitor in to the Nano Suit, we need to get 1.21 gigawatts out of your fack to the buture. Apparently my spell checker doesn’t know that gigawatt is a word.. is it?
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Heads up, here is a future game watch game to look out for: Battlefield: Bad Company 2. The game comes out, for Windows PC, Xbox360, and PS3; in March 2010. I can imagine it being a lot like the recent Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 with multi-player vehicles… hopefully? That’s what it seems like from the video:

It’s hard to imagine a booner would survive that long in real game player.

Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Windows PC Edition

There is a beta test for PS3 owners if you pre-order the game. PS3 Battlefield: Bad Company 2 beta blog post.

You can pre-order them directly below:

Windows PC Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Limited Edition

Xbox360
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Limited Edition

PS3
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Limited Edition