Victor Cruz On Madden 25

New York Giant's receiver Victor Cruz has had an interview with GamerHub where he has discussed his most favorite and least favorite memories of the Madden series, as well as discussing what he'd like to see in the next game, Madden 25.

Victor started the interview with his favorite memories, focusing on the rage moments. "A lot of them aren't positive, but the ones I remember are me getting frustrated with my remote and slamming them down a couple times, so there are not really positive but there are some good ones where I'm 21-0 with my friends, and I'm up by a huge score, so there's pros and cons to it."

When asked about the

Dark Souls Community Tagline

If you want to play a part in making the name of Dark Souls 2, then you'll need to check their community poll that was created on Namco Bandai Games on February 7th. Just like the first Dark Souls, players will be able to choose between five different names to make the tagline for the second game. Choices are Go Beyond Death, Into The Beyond, Sacrifice Everything, Survive Death and Transcend Death.

Currently Transcend Death seems to be in the lead, and it has been for a couple days now, however if you don't like this name, you can vote for one of the others before the poll closes, or if you do like it, you can  vote for Transcend Death to

Metal Gear Limited Edition

There has been a lot of hype leading up to the next Metal Gear Solid game, and although we know the new game will make it on to retail later this month, we haven't really had much information on the available editions of the game.

However, things have changed, as Gamestop have uploaded the Metal Gear Rising Revengeance limited edition up for preorder on their website, and MetalgearsolidTV has uploaded a bunch of stunning images to go along with it.

The limited edition includes a beautiful artbook from Kojima himself, including 24 pages of amazing artwork from the game.

If the Limited Edition doesn't satisfy you enough, there are

Dead Space Exploit

The game has barely been out, yet players have already found an exploit to get themselves unlimited resources without having to pay a dime for micro-transactions, and strangely enough, according to EA, this exploit was added 'on purpose.'

Near the end of chapter 8, players can visit a shack with a power generator. From here players can pick up a randomly spawned item. But if players leave the shack after picking up the spawned item, players can go straight back there and pick up a brand new randomly spawned item within seconds of picking up the last one.

This 'bug,' or exploit, allows players to gather all the resources they need, completely destroying the 'need'

$1 million Black Ops Tournament

eSports has started to boom in the last few years of gaming, and this year Call Of Duty Elite and Xbox are teaming up to bring one of the first COD $1 million cash prize tournaments. The tournament will consist of 32 teams from all over the globe and will take place in Hollywood, California from the April 5-April 7. Those interested in the tournament can register on the official Call of Duty Elite website, and take place in the qualifying contest.

Teams announced to be competing in the MLG 2013 Pro Circuit this March will have a chance to enter the Xbox COD tournament, and the top 8 teams will be abled entry into the contest. Eight

GTA V Next-Gen Release

According to Cowen and Company analyst, Doug Creutz, Grand Theft Auto may make it to next-gen consoles in some form or another. He thinks that GTA 5's delayed September release, along with next gen-console releases expected this year, the game and it's future DLC will be pushed into the next-gen console cycle.

"In and of itself, the delay of the game from FQ1 to FQ2 would not normally mean any significant change to expected FY14 financial results."

"However there is an issue in that we expect the next generation of Xbox and/or PlayStation consoles to launch in the December quarter. We think the closer proximity of GTA V to the next cycle could, at the margin,

Madden 99 million Sales

Madden has been one of the most well received sports franchises of them all, and after 25 years of solid gaming, the sports series has finally hit the 99 million mark. FIFA managed to hit this title in 2010, so Madden still has competition, however, for Football fans this is a great milestone in gaming history.

The 99 million sales have also brought in over $3.7 billion total life net revenue. If that's not enough to celebrate though, this year marks Madden's 25th year, and EA Sports will be releasing the next Madden title as Madden 25, instead of Madden NFL 14.

Madden 25 will hit the PS3 and Xbox 360 platforms on August 27 later this year, and although

Game of Thrones in Minecraft

A few days ago we mentioned about Mojang's huge success with their sandbox game Minecraft, and here is a great example of why Minecraft has reached such popularity.

The game has always been very caring towards the creative and modding community, and there are plenty of channels showcasing off player-created content within the game. One piece of Minecraft art has astounded me, and it's been created in so much detail that from a distance it almost doesn’t look like Minecraft at all.

The creators, Westoroscraft has accurately built a scene straight from A Game of Thrones, the popular book and TV series. Westoroscraft has managed to fit in

Girl Gamer Month

This month we're celebrating Girl Gamers! Why? Because your just as fierce as your male counterparts! Because you're often ignored, or assumed to only play "Girly" games. Because you so often have to prove your Gaming cred. Because at Evil Controllers, we know that Girl Gamers make up 47% of all gamers, and that women over 18 are the industry's fastest growing demographic!

Throughout February, we will be celebrating Girl Gamers by featuring one exceptional gamer each week of February. This week we are featuring Oonagh, learn more about her by checking out her profile below!

Notch earns $101 Million

The success from Minecraft has been outstanding, and no one quite expected an indie developer like Mojang to score so big and compete in sales with big budget games backed by multi-billion dollar publishers, but no one person has been more pleasantly surprised than Notch, the founding developer of Minecraft.

Notch, or Markus Persson, has managed to score $101 million in 2012 from the super successful Minecraft, bringing in chart topping sales from PC, Xbox, iOS and Android. This big cash sum is also separate from other money given to other members of the indie developer Mojang, and this $101 million dollar sum has gone straight to Notch himself.

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