2010 is looking to be an amazing year for gamers. “Thanks to” the release of Modern Warfare 2 and a little bit of econimic crisis several high profile titles meant for late 2009 got pushed into 2010 instead.

Japan has long been the motherland of weird and wacky stuff, including video games. Not sure what to make out of the new trailer for upcoming western release of”Record of Agarest War”, other than it might be the most honest trailer ever released.

“Avatar Drop” is your typical simple party game and its gameplay basics are taken directly from the old flash game “Boneless Girl”… or Boneless Bush… Boneless Bin Ladin… whichever iteration you may or may not remember.

The long awaited over-the-top action game Bayonetta is finally here and while it was rumoured that the PS3 version was suffering from some performance issues, it looks like it’s much worse than the usual differences we see in multi-platform titles.

Time to try and revive our community game of the week series, and first out is “Border Wars”. The hand drawn art style is what made me look closer while shifting through the Indie game catalogue on Xbox Live.

Another BFTP centered around a game that recently got a brand new remake, namely the classic beat-em-up “TMNT: Turtles in Time”. The game was originally released on arcade in 1991 and later ported to the Super Nintendo, which is where I know it from.

In September it’s finally time for the PC version of the game and it looks like Capcom won’t repeat the embarassment that was the PC port of Resident Evil 4 (/puke). The PC version of the game comes packed with higher resolution textures, improved graphics effects, enhanced and improved controller options (hotkeys, hotkeys, hotkeys!!!!) and support for Nvidia 3D Vision goggles (if you’ve got a monitor that supports 120Hz refresh rate…).

Back from an involuntary gaming break (caused by moving my lazy self into a new apartment) to deliver a short BFTP, featuring the classic “Monkey Island” series. After being silent since 2000 and “Escape from Monkey Island” the franchise was rebooted just last week (July 7 to be exact) as the first of five episodes titled “Tales of Monkey Island” was made available on WiiWare and PC…

Fittest is a two stick shooter with a strong focus on co-op gameplay. Up to four players can join in the action either on the same console, or over Xbox Live. The action is fast paced, and there are a…