Well it’s time to reflect on who won what at this years 26th Golden Joystick Awards. This years awards saw a phenominal 856,262 voters, lets hope your vote counted. Any guesses as to what did the best? I’ll give you a clue, it starts with a letter ‘C’ and ends in ‘all of Duty 4′. Yep, Activisions COD4 picked up four awards including UK ESA PC Game of the Year. Not only that, the next title in the COD series, ‘World at War’ is tipped to be the one to watch next year. Take a look below at all the winners for 2008.
The highly anticipated ‘Rock Band 2′ will hit Xbox 360’s on November 21st 2008. Harmonix have announced that it is to start shipping the game in Europe on 14th November. The cost of the ‘Rock Band 2′ software will be £49.99, but standalone hardware will be available at the beginning of December.
Ever since Grand Theft Auto first came out back in 1997 (god that was ages ago!) I have always said to myself, and others, that nothing would beat it, that it is a unique game that would be on our console systems for years to come. I was right about one thing – it has been on our console systems for years and has just sold over 10 million copies of GTA IV worldwide. But now I am asking myself – is it still the best, or has something better come along to challenge it?
The highly anticipated ‘Lips’ for the XBOX360 is due to be released in the UK on 21st November 2008. This is an exclusive for the Xbox360, so if you like to think that your singing in the car, or the shower, or even on the toilet is pretty good, then you want to pick yourself up a copy of this when it comes out.
‘Lips’ is to be the only purely singing game and it will come with two wireless microphones so you can dance and sing in your living room, without having to worry about tripping over any wires. Xbox360 controllers can be used to play percusssion also. If that isn’t tempting you to buy this game, then how about if I tease you with the opportunity to sing along to your own songs from your MP3 player! Yes, that’s correct! Upload your own music and sing along to it.
If you’re heading down to London for the London Games Fringe and have a DS it ’s worth taking it with you to the event.
As well as the GRL GMR Tournament, London’s first girl gamers event, DS: London will also be taking part in the London Games Fringe Festival. DS: London are attempting to break the world record (currently 381) of number of DS players in a room.
If you’re interested in the event it will be held on the 25th of October and will start at 4pm. For more information visit this post.
Hey girls,
So, the GirlGamers forums moved over to GamerStyle to make the forums more universal. At the moment, there’s a seperate GirlGamers forum on GamerStyle and you also get to be part of that community.
But I’m wondering, do you girls want your own GirlGamers forum instead of being linked with GamerStyle?
I’ve found an interesting gaming event for female gamers.
As part of the annual ‘London Games Fringe’, a week long gaming event, the London Metropolitan University is hosting a day exclusively aimed at girl gamers to kick start the event.
During the day, there will be 5 different games to play; Wii Tennis, Tekken, Unreal Tournament, Kuri Kuri Mix and Mario Kart.
There will be five winners at the end of the tournament for each game, but there will only be ONE overall champion.
This is the first girl gaming tournament in London, as part of the London Games Fringe.
If you’re interested, then sign up at GRL GMR Tournament but hurry as there are limited places available. The event is free and family and friends are more than welcome to come with you.
Hope this may be of interest to anyone?
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