Normally, you’d think that a guy like Stig Asmussen, director of the recently-gone-gold God of War III, would go all out on someone who wanted to take on the brawler of brawlers, but the fact of the matter is that Asmussen does not bash Dante’s Inferno. No, he rather embraced and praised it, telling UK Official PlayStation Magazine that ”we’ve been intrigued about Dante&... more.

Judging by the 1900 Diggs on our recent 30 commercial games released for FREE piece, it's pretty safe to say you guys enjoy gaming on the cheap. Well, then you skinflints should get a kick out of this addicitve little aside you can play right in your browser. Above: Send a poor, undeserving soul to his DOOM, won't you?Sure, it's a clever bit of marketing, but I think&... more.

EA's infernal new action adventure takes on 2K's anticipated dystopian shooter follow-up, while Square Enix brings Star Ocean: The Last Hope to the PS3. As has been the trend during the first part of 2010, the second week of February sees a handful of high-profile games march largely alone to retail shelves. This week, the games in question come from Electronic Arts and its one-time acquisition ... more.

When you’ve got a game like Dante’s Inferno due out over the coming week, a leak of information regarding your first DLC for said unreleased game probably ranks somewhere above ‘inconvenient’. The aforementioned DLC, Trials of St. Lucia, will supposedly introduce online co-op and a game editor (dev video below), allowing anyone to create custom trials geared around the eve... more.

Babies with blades for arms. Demons wearing high heels. Ants pouring out of the nipple of a breast three stories tall. Given that the game’s an interactive tour of hell, it’s no surprise Dante’s Inferno is chock full of disturbing imagery, but it is surprising that spending the past six years dreaming up images that would make Clive Barker blush didn’t take a psychological... more.

CBS has rejected another Super Bowl ad, this time for telling viewers to "Go to Hell." The trailer for the epic Electronic Arts' game "Dante's Inferno" contains plenty of scenes of a warrior fighting beasts in the netherworld. But it was the game's widely used marketing tagline that had CBS seeing red. View full post on GamesRadar - News... more.

Though Dead Space developer Visceral Games unleashes their latest, quite literally hellish creation, Dante’s Inferno, upon the gaming masses early next week, the team is having trouble putting the poem down. That’s because they’re working on expanding and extending the fiction of Dante Alighieri’s famous first canto with downloadable content that’s “more than j... more.

The methods Dante’s Inferno has used to garner attention have been crude, controversial, and down right strange. This time EA has decided to dig deep into their wallets and just go for a huge viewing audience with the Super Bowl on Feb 7th. While no official word yet from EA, the timing seems right since the title is releasing just two days later. There is also no mention on just how long o... more.

We are gluttons for punishment and keep running back to anything related to Dante’s Inferno. This time, EA and Visceral Games have given us more to lust over with the animated version of the epic poem. Not in the form of a new trailer, mind you, but simply in a release date for the six different takes on Dante’s trip through the nine circles of hell. The animated feature, letting six ... more.

The ESRB has released its ratings for EA’s Dante’s Inferno, and it reads like a 14-year-old boy’s wildest dream. Of course, there’s the gore and violence requisite for any current-gen action game, “Templar soldiers cut townspeople in half; a man is decapitated and his head hurtles toward the screen; a man gets stabbed through the eye with his own crucifix, and a sold... more.