Halo 2. We don't really need to say anything more than, "When can we all get our mitts on this game?" It's an amazing-looking trailer, so keep in mind that what you are seeing is actually in-engine--not CGI. The show starts off with the original Halo movie from E3 2000 that left showgoers stunned. Also look out for the WartHog Jump video, directed by Randall Glass, in which he uses the physics engine to demonstrate the heights a WartHog will go when properly motivated.
Features game-play and cinema scenes from a variety of games, including "Cubivore", and many more.
We here at Cinematech love Japanese video games. We do understand, however, that some of them are so off-the-wall and inaccessible to North American audiences that many publishers will not take a risk and bring one of these oddball titles across the Pacific just to satisfy a niche market. Well, if you can't play them, at least you can see some of them. For your enjoyment, this edition of Cinematech offers up a slew of uniquely Japanese games, some of which will never make it over here.
Features trailers, game-play and cinema scenes from a variety of M-rated games, including "Illbleed", "Silent Hill 3", "Metal Gear Solid: Substance", "Tao Feng: Fist of the Lotus", and many more.
Electronic Arts has outdone themselves with their latest installment of the Need for Speed license. NFS Underground has so many visual bells and whistles that your eyes will be watering just from playing the game. Just watch the clip and check out those roads, all slicked up and shiny from a recent rainfall. It's amazing. Of course, that's not the only game in this episode, so make sure you stick around and watch the G4 show for the hardcore gamer:
We're not interested in grossing you out with cheap gore effects here on Cinematech. We just want to scare the hell out of you. So if you don't want to be scared, too bad for you! We're going to scare you anyway-especially with games like Silent Hill (we've got all three in this episode), Resident Evil Outbreak, and Clock Tower 3. If you aren't frightened by this lineup, then you must already be scared to death...literally.
Features game-play and cinema scenes from a variety of games, including "Silent Hill 4: The Room", "Xenosaga Episode II: Beyond Good and Evil", and many more.
Nobuo Uematsu is almost certainly one of the greatest video game music composers of all time. This exclusive episode of Cinematech focuses on how Uematsu's work brings life and acoustic value to the Final Fantasy world. This episode is packed with many of his Final Fantasy musical compositions as well as an exclusive interview with the legend himself.
It’s Halloween again and you should not watch this Cinematech Alone in the Dark. If you do you will be sucked into the sick and twisted world of Silent Hill 4.The images from Doom 3 will make you scream like a little girl. Barbie Horse Adventures will have you too scared to sleep at night as you hear the horses hoofs beat when you close your eyes. If you want to see the scariest games ever, make sure you watch this one to the bloody end!
Features game-play and cinema scenes from a variety of famous canceled and banned games, including "Full Throttle", "B.C.", "Thrill Kill", and many more.
An extension of the darkness, the ninja slinks from the shadows, intent on his task —assassination. Or maybe he just wants a piece of that anchovy pizza. On this episode of Cinematech, ninjas infiltrate the screen behind a screen of smoke. They move fast, so keep an eye out for I-Ninja, Tenchu, Ninja Gaiden, and Red Ninja to name a few. Don’t miss this episode, and don’t turn your back to the television or you might regret it.
This week’s episode focuses on the Nintendo Legends and the gaming franchises that have made the company so popular. So sit back and you’ll the games that made Mario, Link and even Pikachu so popular.
In this hyper-speed episode, Cinematech brings you an amazing high-speed speed run through the Legend of Zelda (NES) as one mighty gamer completes it in under 38 minutes. Plus, we show some awesome cutscenes from some of the biggest games to come out in the last year, including Ninja Gaiden and Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy.
Features game-play and cinema scenes from some of the best games of 2005.
On this episode of Cinematech, Kingdom Hearts II, Coded Arms Assault, New Super Mario Bros., and more.
Features game-play and cinema scenes from a variety of games, including ""Silent Hill 3", "Clock Tower 3", "Splatterhouse", "Resident Evil 2", and many more.
Features game-play and cinema scenes from the last 20 years of "Final Fantasy" games.
Features trailers, game-play and cinema scenes from a variety of M-rated games, including "Illbleed", "Silent Hill 3", "Metal Gear Solid: Substance", "Tao Feng: Fist of the Lotus", and many more.
Features game-play and cinema scenes from a variety of games, including "Ninja Gaiden", and many more.
Features game-play and cinema scenes from a variety of games, including "Need For Speed: Underground", and many more.
Features game-play and cinema scenes from a variety of games, including "Drakengard", "Dynasty Warriors", "Crimson Sea 2", "Desert Rats vs. Afrika Korps", "Soldner: Secret Wars", and many more.
Features game-play and cinema scenes from a variety of games.
Features game-play and cinema scenes from a variety of games, including "Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell", "Driv3r", "Katamari Damacy", and many more, chosen by a lucky fan from the Cinematech forums.
Features game-play and cinema scenes from a variety of games, including "Silent Hill 4: The Room", "Xenosaga Episode II: Beyond Good and Evil", and many more.
Features game-play and cinema scenes from a variety of games, including "Kingdom Hearts 2", "Ridge Racer", "Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening", and many more.
Features game-play and cinema scenes from a variety of PC games, unveiled at the 2005 ATI summit in London, England.
Features game-play and cinema scenes from a variety of famous canceled and banned games, including "Full Throttle", "B.C.", "Thrill Kill", and many more.
Features game-play and cinema scenes from a variety of games, including "Dark Messiah: Might and Magic", "Killzone: Liberation", "Children of Mana", and many more.