Weeks ago, Valve appealed the Australian classification board’s decision to not rate Left 4 Dead 2, and offered an edited version; still hoping that the appeal would be successful and Australians would experience zombie killing in all its gory glory. The appeal has been denied,
Microsoft announced that greatness had been earned by Grand Theft Auto 4, Left 4 Dead, and others, and that they will join the Platinum Hits collection. The games will be rebraned and repriced, though it is not known at this time what the prices will
Left 4 Dead’s “Crash Course” DLC released this morning free for the PC and 560 MS points ($7) for Xbox 360 users. Earlier this morning the price of the DLC was incorrectly listed for 800 MS points. It was corrected later in the day, but
The Left 4 Dead “Survival Pack” available this spring will be free for PC and Xbox 360 despite concerns that there would be a small charge. The “Survival Pack” will include a new Survival game and two new Versus modes. A new Critic’s Choice Edition
People can’t seem to get enough of zombies lately. Zombies are a hot ticket item with hit releases such as movie Zombieland, and upcoming zombie shooter, Left 4 Dead 2. Not to mention the onslaught of other zombie games from Plants vs. Zombies, Fort Zombie,
If Santa, snowmen, and general consumer Christmas cheer isn’t up to your standards, these delightfully geeky Christmas products may be for you! First, Valve is rolling out TF2 and L4D2 Christmas cards! Imagine your friend’s delight when they open a card from you chock full