World Series Of Poker Or Bust
"When the cards conspire against you, there is nothing you can do," Ken Adams says of the odds players face in the World Series of Poker. Adams talks about his attempts to enter the prestigious card-playing event.
"All You Need Is A Chip And A Chair"
American sports and folklore are full of epic tales in which the hero snatches victory from the jaws of defeat. The same thing occasionally happens in tournament poker. In fact, it's happened to Ken Adams twice.
Greg Oden's Got Games
Basketball isn't the only game Greg Oden enjoys. A self-described expert gamer, Oden enjoys racing games and can't wait to play against himself in "College Hoops 2K8."
Obsessive Gaming Not A Disorder, Yet
The American Medical Association has backed off calling excessive video and online game-playing a formal psychiatric addiction, although it did declare that overuse of gaming can be a problem for both children and adults.
Video Games Coming From Dunder Mifflin
Publisher MumboJumbo has entered into a multiyear relationship with the Universal Pictures Digital Platforms Group to develop mass-market games based on the NBC series "The Office."
'Sacred 2: Fallen Angel'
Ascaron presents "Sacred 2: Fallen Angel," an action-RPG that will be released on the PC and Xbox 360 sometime in 2008. In the meantime, check out some in-game footage.
"Heroes" Explodes On Xbox
Universal Studios Consumer Products Group has released content based on the NBC hit series "Heroes" on Xbox Live.
Rosie O'Donnell Jumps With Pogo
Rosie O'Donnell spends a lot of her free time playing casual online games on Pogo.com. She now has teamed with the Electronic Arts-owned gaming site to raise money for her charity program, Rosie's For All Kids Foundations.
LaBeouf, Fox Role Play For "Transformers"
Activision has signed Shia LaBeouf and Megan Fox to provide their likenesses and voices for "Transformers: The Game," which ships for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, Nintendo DS and PC on June 19.
Xbox 360 Elite
A look at the new Xbox 360 Elite with its massive 120GB hard drive. GameCore's Brian Neal shares its new features.
Virtual World Meets Reality
Parsons The New School for Design presents "The Sims": In the Hands of Artists at the Chelsea Art Museum.
"Die Hard" Is Mobile For Gameloft
French mobile game publisher Gameloft has secured the exclusive video game rights to 20th Century Fox's "Live Free or Die Hard" for mobile phones.
Ratatouille The Video Game
Walt Disney Pictures and Pixar Animation Studios, the creators of hits such as "Toy Story," "A Bug's Life" and "Cars," have teamed up with Heavy Iron Studios, to bring together the magical world of animation to the navigable world of video games.
'MLB 07: The Show'
Watch the New York Mets take on the Atlanta Braves in Sony's "MLB 07: The Show." The PlayStation 3 version will hit store shelves on May 15.
God of War 2 for PS2
If you thought Kratos was pissed off before in God of War, wait till you see what SCEA has cooked up for our spartan warrior in God of War2.
Living A Virtual Life On The Internet
Second Life is an Internet community that allows people to live the life they want. It's taking off and is becoming a huge industry.
A Caribbean Poker Adventure
Ken Adams shuns the warm weather and tropical breezes of the Bahamas for the air-conditioned climate of the Atlantis Hotel, site of the 2007 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure.
Mad For Madden Football
When most of us were kids, we learned the rules of football in backyards and on high school fields. Today's young people are learning the game with out ever leaving the couch.
Mild London Makes For Slippery "Ice Chess"
Organizers of London's Russian Winter Festival knew players in their ice chess match would be battling not only each other but the weather. But the match was completed and the sculptures survived, despite temperatures that reached 55 degrees.
Ohhhhhhhh, What A Rush!
Step into the ring for some intense WWE action. THQ's annual franchise, "WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2007," is available now for the PS2, Xbox 360 and PSP.
'Wheel,' 'Jeopardy!' Set Through 2012
CBS Television Distribution has renewed its top-ranked game shows "Wheel of Fortune" and "Jeopardy!" for two more years.
'Fight Night Round 3'
Knock out your opponent in EA's latest boxing release, "Fight Night Round 3." Crisp graphics make the presentation awesome. GameCore takes a look.
'F.E.A.R.' Comes To The Xbox 360
"F.E.A.R." a first-person shooter that drew plaudits when it was released for the PC in 2005, is now available to Xbox 360 owners.
Children of Mana
Nintendo has now released "Children of Mana" for the Nintendo DS handheld console and from the very start it brought me right back into the essence of "Mana," the sentient life-force that sustains the world.
The Wrong Seat
Poker columnist Ken Adams recounts a trip to Atlantic City and ponders what could have been if he hadn't had to count a bunch of $20 bills.
2006 Holiday Game Guide
Once again GameCore picks the best of the best. We pick the games and let you decide.
Final Fantasy XII for PlayStation 2
The latest "Final Fantasy" game brought to you from Square Enix takes most FF and RPG standards and throw them out the window. Creating a unique and satisfying experience that's sure to be emulated by other developers.
Peace And Commerce As Wii Hits The Shelves
More than a thousand fans lined up in Times Square for the Sunday launch of Nintendo's entry into the holiday season's field of competing video game consoles, the cheap but innovative Wii.
GameCore Guide: Which Game System?
Gamecore breaks down the pros and cons of the next generation consoles, XBOX 360, Playstation 3 and Nintendo Wii.
The Nintendo Wii Makes Its U.S. Debut In New York
The Nintendo Wii finally made its debut at Toys "R" Us in New York's Times Square. Thousands of people stood in line to get their hands on the gaming system. GameCore's Chad Chamberlain reports.
PlayStation 3 Vs. Nintendo's Wii
The new games are going head-to-head this holiday season, and BestStuff.com's David Gregg compared them, on The Early Show.
PlayStation 3 Launches
Well, it's finally here. Something the gaming community has long awaited and, unless you've have been living on the moon for the last year, you know what I am talking about, Sony's Playstation 3.
Sony Warns Of PlayStation Pre-Order Scams
Some unauthorized Web sites are offering pre-orders they may not be able to fill. Pre-orders by some authorized retail stores have sold out quickly, and the system will only be available in limited quantities when it launches Nov. 17.
Poker Craze Dealt A Blow
A new U.S. law that dealt a blow to online gambling might discourage some of the growing number of Americans who play poker for fun or profit. Then again, don"t bet the ranch on it.
The Game Ain"t Over Until It"s Over
A new U.S. law that seeks to prevent Americans from gambling online has sent chills through this vast young international industry. But experts say the game ain"t over until it"s over.
Saitek Unveils New Products
Introducing the new line of Saitek peripheral devices launching in the coming months. They including a keyboard, flight-sim equipment and audio devices.
Cooking Mama For Nintendo DS
You will find plenty of fun touch-based mini-games that will test your memory, speed and dexterity in order to make you the greatest cooking student "Cooking Mama" has ever had.
Wal-Mart Starts Holiday Toys Price War
The giant discount retailer is cutting prices an average of 25 percent, which is more than last year, and vows to match competitors' prices if lower. Let the Christmas shopping begin!
Online Gaming Attracts More Women
Video games remain largely a male-dominated pastime, but women account for two-thirds of the growing number of people who are playing online games, according to Nielsen Interactive Entertainment's third annual Active Gamer Benchmark Study.
Like The Video Game? Join The Army
It's been called a "virtual test drive" of the Army that targets young potential recruits. A new version of the combat-style video game "America's Army" was released last week by the Pentagon.
'Left Behind': The Game
A video game based on the "Left Behind" book series mixes Scripture and warfare strategy with violence that some Christians argue is counter to teachings of the Bible.
'Madden NFL 07'
Suit up and get on the field because football is back. The new 07 release brings some old and new features to the table. GameCore takes a look at Madden NFL 07 for the PlayStation 2.
Konami Holding Tune With 'Idol'
Simon Cowell and Randy Jackson have signed on to provide original voice work and their likenesses for "Karaoke Revolution Presents: American Idol," by Japanese game publisher Konami Digital Entertainment.
Louisiana Nixes Violent Video Game Ban
A federal judge ruled that a Louisiana law banning sales of violent video games to minors violates free speech rights and cannot be enforced.
Gameloft Entering A 'Lost' World
Mobile game publisher Gameloft is set to confirm today an exclusive multiyear agreement with Touchstone Television to develop, publish and distribute mobile games based on ABC's hits "Lost" and "Desperate Housewives."
Former Agent Strikes Gold In Poker
Jamie Gold, once a Hollywood talent agent, took the $12 million prize in the World Series of Poker, bluffing his opponent into putting all his chips in the pot. He had a pair of queens to Paul Wasicka's pair of tens.
Animated Behavior: 'Toon-Based Games
Following the slew of summer animated films are video games based on the movies. Although they are aimed at kids, some are good enough for grown-ups to enjoy.
Miami Vice for Sony PSP
Unlike Michael Mann's film, Miami Vice is not a stark take on undercover cops featuring Colin Farrell's '70s porn-star moustache. Most importantly, it isn't another feebly concocted movie game. Read what GameCore has to say.
Second Chances In Vegas
Ken Adams busted out soon after the $1,500 No Limit Hold'em event got under way at the World Series Of Poker. But since his flight was not until late that night, he took the opportunity to redeem himself before going home.
Losing Sleep Looking For A Score
Ken Adams has found the early going tough at the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas. But he keeps trying and playing late into the night in hopes of capturing that elusive win.
'Lucky' Lady Barrymore Goes All In
Drew Barrymore stars as a lounge singer in "Lucky You," a movie set at the 2003 World Series of Poker. During shooting she had to stay in character and missed out on lessons from some of the greats. Now she's ready to try her hand at the game.
'F.E.A.R.' By Vivendi Games
Vivendi Games' "F.E.A.R.," a first-person shooter, is a must-have and this trailer will show you why!
New Xbox Breathes Life Into Old Games
Xbox Live online service subscribers can now download their favorite old-school arcade games. The list includes "Street Fighter" and "Pac-Man," but the games are on the pricey side.
World Conflict
This RTS is definately worth picking up if you're into this type of game and the trailer will only pull you in more.
Poker's Three-Ring Circus
Ken Adams found no lack of action at the World Series of Poker. What he didn't find was enough winning hands.
Ken's Excellent Poker Adventure
Ken Adams left the world of law for his annual World Series of Poker Adventure. His fantasy: winning this year's WSOP championship bracelet and the $8 million first prize that goes with it.
Hawthorne Heights Heads Fusion Tour
Hawthorne Heights will headline the fourth annual Nintendo Fusion Tour, which runs from Sept. 27 through Nov. 11.
Time Shift
Ever wanted to stop time in a first person shooter? Well now you can in Vivendi Games, Time Shift. Makes blowing stuff up so much more fun.
A Home Run Derby In The Virtual World
Second Life residents " both fans and non fans of baseball " watched the 2006 Home Run Derby in the virtual world thanks to the Electric Sheep Company. Watching a live sporting event in the virtual world is only the beginning of things to come.
The Week In Video Games
Take a look at the best and worst games of the year, so far. Also, what's with the sluggish pace of summer game releases? Is the PSP a tool of racism? And Shaun Alexander is talking, but is EA Sports listening?
Poker Faces Unmasked
A pulse monitor beats a pair of sunglasses and a stone cold stare on Fox Sports Network's "Poker Dome Challenge" as players' heart rates are displayed during the show.
The Week In Video Games
News from the virtual world is aplenty: The makers of "Grand Theft Auto" still face legal ramifications over hidden sex scenes; a former D-list actor demands royalties for his video-game likeness; Nintendo's DS Portable becomes a spy gadget.
MotoGP 4
Just in time for summer, Namco Bandai Games releases this awesome motorcycle racing game based on the official MotoGP league. GameCore takes a look at MotoGP 4.
Sneak Peek: Dark Messiah Might and Magic
Explore 12 hugh levels of with cutting edge environments and incredible special effects. Available on September for PC.
Depp Stars In 'Pirates' Game
Ahoy, mates! Johnny Depp's voice is featured in the new video game "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Legend of Jack Sparrow."
Movie Documents Life Of Crossword King
Will Shortz, crossword puzzle editor at The New York Times and a best-selling writer of Sudoku books is the subject of a new film "Wordplay," that documents the puzzle master's life.
Decode 'Da Vinci' At Home
The Da Vinci Code Board Game incorporates themes from Dan Brown's best-selling novel and Ron Howard's film.
The DS Lite Arrives
Gamers lined up on 48th Street in Manahattan 12 hours early to purchase the DS Lite at the Nintendo World Store when it opened at midnight.
'Cars' Stars Lend Voices To Video Game
While the Walt Disney-Pixar Animation movie "Cars" has plenty of promotional tie-ins, THQ's "Cars" video game played a visible role during the film's recent media event and world premiere at Lowe's Motor Speedway.
Treatment For Video Game Addicts
An addiction center in Amsterdam is opening Europe's first clinic for video game addicts, offering in-house treatment for people who can't tear themselves away from their electronic amusements.
Well-Digger Sues Trivial Pursuit
A 46-year-old man in Nova Scotia insists that he came up for the idea of the best-selling board game Trivial Pursuit... and spilled the beans twenty years ago to a man who gave him a break when he was a hitchhiker looking for a ride.
Merv: No Regrets
Rita Braver speaks with the legendary talk show host and businessman Merv Griffin and finds he has no regrets in life. Griffin's net worth is estimated at more than $1 billion.
Old Videogames Learn New Tricks
When game publishers bring back old video game characters, they're usually just trying to cash in on nostalgia. But, occasionally, the update outclasses the original.
Mind Games: Cordless Jump Rope
If you think keeping fit is merely mind over matter, Lester Clancy has an invention for you " a cordless jump-rope.
Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan War
Get your flight suit ready and jump into your plane with Namco's latest release of Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan War. This new title continues with Namco's tradition of delivering winners.
The 'I' In 'We'
Nintendo has a name for their upcoming console. Originally using the code-name "Revolution," the Big N has officially dubbed their new system "Wii."
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