Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance III, Earthworm Jim and Descent all look to be making a comeback.

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The PS3’s Goddess of War Delivers on Epic Proportions

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The world’s second-largest PC market is finally getting with the program by beginning to crack down on pirated operating systems. Read the rest of this entry »

The Darkness shows that with a great story and a solid gimmick, even the most “been there, done that” genre can feel fresh!

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…ensuring that sales of the game will continue…

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Tom Clancy still has some unfinished business in Vegas.

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Apparently the 90s were not the last stop for Mortal Kombat headlines.

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PS3 to Add DivX Video Support, Blu-ray Disc Profile 1.1;…

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Rock Paradise City with the Smash Hit Single from Guns N’ Roses

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Songs by Radiohead, Weezer, and Pretenders.

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Whatever lesson was learned, the FPS venture is back for round two.

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…it opts for a more action-oriented style, and neglects the RPG elements…

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Takes a step forward in combat, two steps back elsewhere

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Repetition’s finest hour is, hopefully, not a glimpse of what is to come.

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 Worthy of a medal in every way.

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BioShock redefines how to become a game few will ever forget.

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The simplicity of progressive level conquest and boss fights in this game should remind us that graphics, sound, and a dynamic storyline aren’t required to make a game fun…

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Many questions about the game will now be experienced

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Everyone who hasn’t been living under a rock for the last nine years knows we have been blessed with the privilege of playing such an epic game on the 360. 

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 Popular Baseball Franchise Looks to Retain Title as The Most…

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After over three hours of endless debate, the democratic process of the GamePartisan Editorial Staff produced a narrow 8-6 vote confirming four-year staff veteran Paul Willis as the new senior editor and director of Microsoft-related content. His opponent, staff writer Jonny Ginese, while an industry veteran, is a relative newcomer to the editorial operations of GamePartisan, and expressed appreciation and gratitude for those who supported his nomination for the position.

The controversial 8-6 tally in favor of Willis was accepted as final by the entire voting staff. It was the closest confirmation vote on record in the history of the site.

In other GamePartisan news, former news editor David Rogers, originally recruited to the editorial staff by Frank Campione in 2004, has agreed to return to our camp as a columnist. The return of Rogers provides an infusion of experience and further credibility to the staff. His return to the staff furthermore hearkens back to the earlier days of the Campione-DeViney partnership.

That said, we’re done with our internal struggles and back on track. We’ll be back tonight with a content update.