Post-E3 Frog Rain
The Imaginary Game News Network, after reviewing all the recent events and announcements from E3 2010, predicts that over the next six months gamers will experience a flood of driving games, a plague of press releases using the term “3D gaming”, a war of words between motion-control marketing hypesters that will cause nausea, nosebleeds and bowel cramps, and a rain of frogs. Read the rest of this entry »
E3 Prognostibations
L.A., California–IGNN reports from E3 2010 on the stories that the rest of the gaming media ignored or missed–the stories that didn’t happen. Read the full story>>
Red Dead Ducks
SAN DIEGO, CA–US2Games has a track record of mimicking successful game concepts and repackaging them, but has the company gone too far with Red Dead Redux (pronounced “re-ducks”). IGNN investigates the shadowy world of intellectual propriety. Read the full story>>
Videogame Visionary
BOSTON, MA–Nintendo’s Satoru Iwata recently revealed a buff torso and a bold vision of the gaming company’s vision of the future, which seems to involve wearing furry shorts. Read the full story>>
Volcano Boosted Sales
ULM, Germany–Could increased game sales during the Icelandic volcanic eruption earlier this year have been caused by an evil mastermind’s plot? Recent claims by global dominator, BK (formerly Bobby Kotick of Activision), suggest that may be the case. Read the full story>>
Jobs’ Secret Flashdance
CUPERTINO, CA–Is Apple’s leader playing a clever game of chicken with rival Adobe over the future of Flash? IGNN’s Nell Chase digs into the startling reality behind recent statements by Steve Jobs. Read the full story>>
FEATURED STORIES
Ib Sanchez–the king of pain–reviews the first medical/musical gaming experience, Karaoke Surgeon, from Sing Science. Ib says it’s a cut above the competition and rates it One spicy chalupa? 
K.K. Slider, the famous crooner from Animal Crossing, is in the spotlight for this round of the IGNN Interviews. IGNN staffer Rondo Nobson gets the poop on recent rumors that the musical mutt is planning a career change. You should be warned that parts of this interview are shocking and tasteless, and frankly, none of it is suitable for children or anyone with weak bowels.
Frustrated gamer Daph Sebot has a proposition for a game developer that’s game for something new. What does this means for the gaming world? Only time and greed will tell.
