While the PS4 and PS Vita are taking the reigns as Sony's current consoles, it looks like Sony will soon be taking down the online servers for some PS3 titles that you might want to get some
Sony has officially confirmed rumors which have been circulating on Kotaku and other sites since last week, concerning the possibility of shutting down Zipper Interactive, a branch responsible for titles including SOCOM and MAG.
If you thought we were done talking about MAG, boy were you wrong. It seems the developers continue to support their game long after release with patch 2.10, which brings in-game screenshots and a multi-queue feature.
People wanting to get a bit more of a variety in MAG will only have to wait until next week. Zipper, the company that developed the PlayStation 3 exclusive title, has announced that on November 2, 2010
You heard right, Zipper Interactive has finally flipped the switch on the big 2.0 release for MAG. With the release, you now get Move Support, a level cap increase, and some extra clan support. Hit the
Recently we brought you news that Demon's Souls, the notoriously challenging PlayStation 3 exclusive Action-RPG, is now available at the MSRP of $29.99 in US and Canada through a re-publishing in the PS3 Greatest Hits library.
That's right, the crazy 200+ person multi-player game is coming down in price, and its getting the beautiful red label too. On Tuesday, September 28th, you'll be able to order this crazy game for an even crazier
It's time for MAG to get an upgrade, a major one. We brought you our preview of the new MAG 2.0 Beta, which you can check out here, and now an official release date has been
Recently, retail giant Wal-Mart added details to a video game listing for MAG 2. Such a game has yet to be announced or confirmed by creators of the original MAG, Zipper Interactive. The site lists the price
When I wrote the editorial Why We Need Mag 2... Already it was coming from the perspective of a clan leader, a shooter fan of many years, and an avid supporter of innovative ideas in gaming. When
Apparently, MAG players must form an allegiance to one of three different factions when they first begin the game. They must remain within this faction, never getting the chance to enjoy the gaming experience of either of
No you aren't reading a misprint, at this year's Sony Press Conference at GamesCom it has been revealed that MAG the squad-based, 256 player first-person shooter will be supporting PlayStation Move (probably via a title update). This
This is the question I kept asking myself during a recent romp in Uncharted 2 multi-player. Where, with a full party of 5 players, it was still taking us upwards of 2 minutes to find only a
Right now if you were to ask me which game I thought would win game of the year 2010 my response would probably be a sequel of some kind. Things have become quite banal in games as
Online multi-player gaming has, for me, completely eclipsed the single player experience so much so that it takes a rare gem such as God of War 3 to pull me away from my buddies on the virtual
I’m 32 years old, I work 9-5, I have a fiancé & 2 kids, I contribute to this website and in my “spare time” I’m a gamer. Now I use the phrase “spare time” tentatively because in
I am an advocate of multiplayer gaming; it provides longevity to your favourite games and promotes healthy (sometimes unhealthy and crazed) competition between players across the globe. I rarely enjoy playing single player games, because they usually
Do not adjust your monitor, and no it isn't a typo. The words Free and DLC are, in fact, in the title of this post... together. As if I couldn't already say enough good things about Sony's
Think you have what it takes to be the Ultimate MAGsoldier? Gamebattles wants to give you the chance to prove it.
I know what you’re thinking. You just read the title above and thought to yourself “who in the name of Jim Sterling wrote this drivel?” and to that, all I have to say is… relax. Not
