News Roundup: Terminator Battlefield Inferno

by: Randy - posted: 3/31/2009 1:44:00 AM

In GamingNexus news:

• 360 owners can finally figure out what all the Peggle fuss is about.
• Racing Destruction Set and Spy vs. Spy found in this set of "5 More Classic C64 Games I Want Remade."
• Ngmoco raises $10 million to keep the gaming going.
• Alien Hominid HD half price this week on XBLA.
• G-Force team invading this summer.
• Wii-kly Shopping List:  Get KO's with Super Punch-Out!!
• Gaming Gibs for 3/20/2009 -- To include a few things Chuck learned while learning to use Bittorrent like a pro.
• Annual XBLA Awards hardware handed out.
• Rock Band DLC: Next week it's Toby Keith time!
• Battlefield 1943 screens; not exactly picking up where 1942 left off.
• Battlefield Bad Company 2 teaser.
• Of Dice and Men broadcast episode 3.
• Netflix getting ready to break out the screwdriver for its Blu-Ray customers.
• (This Past) Weekend Poll: What are your plans at the launch of the Nintendo DSi?
• Terminator Salvation intro movie.
• Class of Heroes held back a grade.
• Dante's Inferno to get the Dead Space: Downfall treatment.

And in other news:

• Seven of Midway's biggest missed opportunities.
• The single-chip GeForce GTX 285 card is set to replace the GTX 280.
• How does a site called "AtomicGamer" find fault in a game called Fallout 3: The Pitt?  I'm just asking.
• A multimedia machine with a price more examplary of mainstream notebooks.
• Ignore netbooks for a second.  Examine some deals to be had on performance notebooks.
• Being the law-giver with the Razer Goliathus Gaming Mouse Pad.
• The "same experience as before" doesn't sit well with ActionTrip in Command & Conquer Red Alert 3: Uprising.
• NVIDIA manages to make, once again, the most powerful single-GPU video card in the world.
• Verdis Reviews knocks out their power supply review cherry with the NOX Apex 700W.
• Read this preview if you want to live.
• The uncluttered workspace demands the Samsung SyncMaster.

Thanks to Defunct Games, iXBT, AtomicGamer, I4U, Legit Reviews, TechwareLabs, ActionTrip, TheTechLounge, Verdis Reviews, and Tweaknews for today's news roundup.