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06.20.11

Disney Interactive Studios is taking Cars 2 to the third dimension on PlayStation 3. After opting out of 3D for last year’s Toy Story 3 and TRON: Evolution games on the PS3 front, the game publisher is bringing PS3 gamers the same type of 3D experience that filmgoers will have access to on the big screen. Only the game will be a completely original experience from the John Lasseter-directed sequel. The game developer, Avalanche Software, explains what 3D adds to the game in this exclusive 3D video below.

06.20.11

Ubisoft has launched Project Hope, an initiative in support of the new video game Child of Eden, available now for Kinect for Xbox 360. The game maker has partnered with singer Ne-Yo to raise money for victims of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami. Project Hope begins runs throughout the U.S. and Canada until July 4th.

06.20.11
Undoubtedly the biggest sport in the U.S. is football. From the tailgating in parking lots of stadiums to groups of people huddled around TVs in homes and bars across the country, football has become deeply embedded in our culture. It would also come as no surprise that one of the biggest sports franchises is the Madden franchise from EA Sports. New to the series in Madden NFL 10 was MaddenUltimate Team, a mode where players build teams by purchasing cards with coins earned from playing exhibition games. This year will see a few new changes to the mode, making it a much deeper experience than before. We had the chance to talk to Associate Producer Donny Moore about what football fans can expect in this next iteration of Madden Ultimate Team.
06.19.11

Disney Interactive Studios has enlisted a cast of new celebrity spies from the upcoming Disney•Pixar animated film Cars 2 for the new video game offshoot. The celebrity voice cast will include Larry the Cable Guy returning as Mater, Emily Mortimer as Holley Shiftwell, Tony Shalhoub reappearing as Luigi and John Turturro as Francesco Bernoulli.

06.18.11

When it comes to Hollywood movie video game adaptations, Cars has had a lot of interactive incarnations. And Larry the Cable Guy has brought Mater the tow truck to life in every one. In addition to Cars, Larry provided the voice of Mater for Cars: Mater National, Cars Race-O-Rama and Cars Toons: Mater’s Tall Tales. And yes, Larry’s back with an interactive Mater for Cars 2: The Video Game. The comedian and actor talks about working in video games in the video interview below.

06.16.11

The 2011 Stanley Cup Final, won by the Boston Bruins over the Vancouver Canucks in a dramatic seven-game series, set numerous viewership milestones and records, including the highest North American viewership for any Stanley Cup Final in history – 11.5 million viewers (records go back to 1994). Game7 of the series led the way, averaging a record 18.3 million viewers in the U.S. and Canada, also a North American viewership record for any NHL game on record. That's good news for EA Sports, which now has the sole rights to NHL video games. But 2K Sports did get a lot of mileage out of its last NHL cover athlete, Ryan Kesler, who speaks about the game in the video below.

06.15.11

One of the reasons the Boston Bruins won the Stanley Cup against the Vancouver Canucks is because of the grittiness and scoring of winger Milan Lucic. The NHL star has spent time in Vancouver during the off season in Vancouver at EA Sports to help them with their bestselling NHL video game series. He talks about his love of gaming in this exclusive interview below the E3 video with the producer of NHL 12.

06.14.11

Every year, E3 brings us world premieres and exclusive reveals of new games. This list isn't about those games. Instead, we honor the top 5 remakes of crappy NES games we still didn't get (and hope not to ever get) at this year's E3.

06.14.11

LOS ANGELES – Stevie Johnson beat out some stiff competition for Vizio’s 2010 Top Value Performer last season, including current Madden NFL 12 cover athlete Peyton Hillis of the Cleveland Browns. The Buffalo Bills receiver was at E3 2011 to check out the new Madden and other sports video games at Electronic Arts’ booth. He took a break from the sticks to talk about his love of gaming in this exclusive video interview.

06.14.11
Sonic the Hedgehog will be turning 20 years old this year after making his debut on the Sega Genesis back in 1991. As Mario's #1 rival, Sonic has enjoyed quite a successful career on the Genesis, as well as other platforms further down the line. To celebrate the anniversary, Sega's gift to gamers is Sonic Generations, a game where Sonic travels back in time and speeds alongside his former self in some of Sonic's most memorable levels throughout his career. A few more screenshots have been released, showing off the remastered Green Hill Zone in all of its beauty.
06.12.11

LOS ANGELES – Jimmy Buffett brought Margaritaville to E3 2011. And THQ made sure there were plenty of sexy parrotheads at its booth to bring the tropics to the convention center. The booth babes in bikinis speak in this exclusive 3D video interview below.

06.12.11

MIAMI, Florida – Dirk Nowitzki and Mark Cuban's Dallas Mavericks finally won their first NBA World Championship as Dallas beat Miami 105-95 in a rematch of the 2006 NBA Finals, which Dwayne Wade and the Miami Heat won. This time around, Dirk would not let his team lose as he took NBA Finals MVP honors for a remarkable series. Dirk talks to GamerLive.TV about what video games he played growing up. The Finals MVP also explains why he hates gaming now and talks about which haircut he wants to have in the next NBA 2K12 basketball game in this exclusive video interview.

06.12.11

Dirk Nowitzki is now an NBA champion and an NBA Finals MVP. Thanks to his leadership, the Dallas Mavericks take out the arrogant Miami Heat in Florida. Nowitzki was able to beat the Heat even with a fever in game five. And he showed class by failing to get into a dirt match with LeBron James and Dwyane Wade after they made fun of him playing sick. Nowitzki is a rarity in the NBA because he doesn’t play video games – something Wade and James both do. The Maverick talks about his gaming habits in this exclusive video interview.

06.11.11

LOS ANGELES – The man behind some of the biggest Hollywood movie franchises of all time, including Back to the Future, Indiana Jones and The Bourne films, has made the leap into video games. Producer/director Frank Marshall was at THQ’s E3 booth to talk about his new video game, Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville Online, in this exclusive 3D video interview.

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