The problem with trading card games is that you often need someone to play it with. The Eye of Judgement for the Sony PlayStation 3 solves that problem with the use of the PlayStation Eye. While the pack was a bit pricey when it first came out, Amazon is running a deal that makes picking up this game a lot more affordable. Check out the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

The Eye of Judgment fans who've been waiting on the edge of their seats for details of the new Biolith Rebellion 2 expansion pack will be happy to know that the developers have finally released new information on the upcoming Set 2 cards for the game. Check out the full article for more in-depth details of the new card set offered by Sony Computer Entertainment.

 

Autodesk Inc. – the folks known for their 3D design software like Maya and AutoCAD, has announced that they will debut the latest 3D rendering products at this year's Game Developers Conference. The software includes: Autodesk Maya 8.5, and Autodesk 3ds Max 9 Extension 1: Productivity booster.

At GDC 2007, They will also be holding demonstrations of their Autodesk MotionBuilder character animation software at their booth. They will also present Autodesk's Location Services, which is set to allow game developers to create mobile games that will take advantage of the Global Positioning System (GPS) capabilities of mobile platforms.

They also announce that Harmonix Games, Insomniac Games, Relic Entertainment, TikGames, and Ubisoft will be at their booth to reveal development secrets behind their masterpieces.

Why is this bit of news relevant to you gamers? Well, considering that a lot of the stages in Final Fantasy XIII are built in Maya...

As the PS3 slowly makes its way towards its release date, we have one upcoming game that's definitely showing its quick, sleek appeal, and that's Fatal Inertia. The game lets you take control of a finely tuned destructive racing machine as you go around different tracks trying to win the race and, just maybe, utterly destroy the competition in the process.

You have everything from cluster bombs to powerful shields at your disposal, though one of the more interesting ones is the rocket booster, which latches onto an enemy car and forces it to move erratically as the booster pushes it in the direction it chooses.  You can also choose a particular type of vehicle, with strengths and weaknesses to boot. For instance, the Aurora-class vehicles are fast, but tough to drive, while the Mercury-class types aren't as quick, but are much easier to handle.

Till the console comes out, we won't have much to go on as to how the game will ultimately play out. Koei's treating us well, however, with more screens for their racing game. Enjoy!