Rockstar posted a video today which unveils the box art for Grand Theft Auto IV. Not only that, but it teases a new trailer, titled “Move Up, Ladies” which will be released on December 6th at 3pm EST. The box art looks pretty cool, a-la GTA3.
This is a game I am looking forward to and I thought you guys might want to see what the new box art looks like. Burnout Paradise is boasting 60 FPS and crazy speed, I really hope that they have tweaked some things and added more customization aside from the Driver’s License feature, you start with a learner’s permit, hehehe. Here is the Xbox 360 version:
Hit the jump for the PS3 version box art and some sexy screen shots.
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Activision sent over a fact sheet, box art, and some screenshots for Dancing with the Stars for the Wii and PS2. The game is shipping later this month for the standard version. The PS2 gets a special edition in mid November that includes a dance pad.
Call up your friends, round up your family, because a non-stop celebrity dance party is coming your way. With Dancing With The Stars™, the official video game, you will dance, perform, and compete to claim the coveted title of America’s favorite celebrity dancer. Play as one of 9 celebrities such as Emmitt Smith or Stacy Keibler, then pair with the show’s professional dancers and show the judges you’ve got star power! You’ll get your dance on to 36-licensed songs and compete in all 10 dance styles lifted straight from the show, from the Cha-Cha to the Tango! With unique Wii™ remote functionality, PlayStation®2 dance pad compatibility, and multiplayer capability you’ll find non-stop dance party fun for all ages. Get ready to let your inner star shine!
I really don’t know what to say. I’m gonna have to pull out a really old copy of Madden to see Emmitt Smith and not want to laugh hysterically. Enjoy the boxart and fact sheet. Screenshots coming soon.
Nintendo sent over the final artwork for the PAL edition of Super Mario Galaxy. Don’t expect much to change for the rest of the world, except the rating image.
Nintendo always has some really cool box art for their first party games, and this isn’t an exception. I’m still not sold on the concept of the game. I know the controls work great, but bouncing around from planet to planet mid-level just doesn’t feel like a Mario game to me.
Sony released the final box art for their new card-based game, The Eye of Judgment. Make note: Judgment has one “e” in this game. The bundle pack is above, and you can see a bigger image the box art after the jump.
I got a chance to play the game a bit at Digital Life and it works very well. The game utilizes the PlayStation Eye to read cards put onto the gaming board. Depending on where and which direction you place the card determines the actions taken. The graphics and video grabbed by the PlayStation Eye are both overlayed on the screen, which surprisingly works very well.
Where I see an issue with the game is online play. The bundle you purchase comes with a starter deck and one booster pack. For those of you who never played a card based table game, this isn’t going to get you very far against real people. Sony and Hasbro will be selling additional decks for the game. While being optional, if you do online with just the starter deck, you’re going to get your taint handed to you. We’re looking to get more information from both companies on how they will address this issue and we’ll get back to you.
EA dropped the box art for the PAL version of their upcoming Tony Hawk competitor, skate. Pretty plain, but it gets the point across.
I had no intentions of picking this up, and the demo didn’t really change that. I’ve been sick of skateboarding games since Tony Hawk 3.
Capcom released the final boxart for Devil May Cry 4 for PS3 and Xbox 360 today. Looks pretty cool, but it doesn’t blow me away. It’s not going to stop me from playing the hell out of the game though 
Sony today revealed the final box art for Folklore for North America. Looks pretty cool. I personally didn’t think the game was all that great, but most people are raving over it.
In a picture so puzzling to all, LucasArts unveils their Star Wars Force Unleashed box art along with what looks like a mixed up Sony PS3 controller, the D-Pad has found a new home. I can’t put my finger on it but it looks strangely familiar… o wait i know it looks like the Xbox format now!? The world is spinning in an opposite direction now, good job to LucasArts for thoroughly confusing us all, pleae note the lack of a home button as well, here is the site.
Sony just sent over some pretty sweet box art for Warhawk for the PS3. If you haven’t decided whether to grab this as a download or the retail version, here’s a pretty picture to help you decide…
This game will be a must have for any PS3 owner.
