Announcing a good two weeks before the show itself, everyone knew Nintendo had something big in store for their E3 show; a brand spanking new home console. What exactly it was, though, was a big mystery. But know we know. So strap yourself in as AAG brings you all the information from Nintendo’s big event and just why you should or shouldn’t be excited! Its news the AAG way! The Legend... more.

Christmas, gamers, is just around the corner, with can you believe it, only 8 weeks to go! For some this might yield a reward of games, so keep an eye out over the next few weeks for those games you might have missed! November also sees the launch of Kinect for the XBOX, so lets get into this the #44 Week that Was. All Age Gaming is growing around us folks, with a new forum, trade and sell and now... more.

Gamers, welcome back to an epic #43 of The Week That Was! We are surely in the thick of it, with games raining down left right and centre, not to mention the live events and cons in the lead up to Christmas (happy birthday Nintendo!). As we round out the month we just happen to coincide with that little international holiday called Halloween which also sees a bumper release of all things zombie ac... more.

Welcome back, young and old to our bumper 2nd part of the 42nd Week that was! This Week AAG is turning Japanese with plenty of news coming out of the Tokyo Games show. If you missed it, there was a swag of new videos at the very least gracing the tubes of the interweb and showcasing just what fine form the video game industry is currently in. TGS might be over for another year, but it is not forgo... more.

Hail to the King baby! We may have had a week off, but the gaming world surely did not, with both The Tokyo Games Show and PAX 2010 providing a slew of new informations. New MMOs, Plenty of movies and the mother load of vapour-ware titles continue to titillate us with new details across all platforms, so strap in and get comfy for this, the 42nd Week that was. Part I will cover the PAX 2010 wrap u... more.

Gamers, young and old- welcome back to the latest week in gaming news #41 that is sure to get the water cooler talking. We have just had QuakeCon 2010 on one side of the world and with GamesCom starting today on the other. We will have a GamesCom roundup in our next “The Week That Was”. Read on to see how the big 3 faired this past week or so: Kicking the new releases into gear for the... more.

Okay, now if you’re reading this, you’re obviously into video games. And if you’re into video games, then you no doubt will have heard of Xbox 360’s upcoming Kinect peripheral (previously known as Project Natal), and the Playstation 3’s soon to be released Move add-on. But there are a lot of rumours going around about the both of them, and countless arguments as to which is ’better’ ... more.

Well punters, it's been a little while since our last re-cap, but here we are again with another uber week of gaming news goodness to celebrate #40! It's seems like only yesterday we were reporting on the slew of news from E3 but this time the San Diego Comic-Con took centre stage in a mixed week that sees news on both the Tokyo Games Show and the comic panel itself. Much akin to our own S... more.

“Technology is just a tool… the end product is experience” This is the line which opened up Nintendo’s E3 Conference this year. It seems like a stab at both Microsoft and Sony with their Kinect and Move tools respectively, but really makes a lot of sense when you see just what Nintendo has in store for their gamers over the next year. Take a look at All Age Gaming’s Nintendo E3 Conferenc... more.

In this week’s Week That Was there have been a few more exciting games released. The racing destruction extravaganza of Split/Second came out on PS3 and Xbox 360 is sure to be a favourite among racing fans or anyone who really likes to blow stuff up. The two platforms also shared Backbreaker, Wii had Enclave: Shadows of Twilight and Wizardology. Xbox 360 Microsoft have taken steps to ... more.