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Meat cleavers, a harpoon, shrink ray, a bottomless hole generator, and a massive shredding lawn mower; what do these things have in common? They’re just a few weapons of the incredibly strange arsenal featured in GameCube and Xbox hit, Cel Damage. Drive around big open arenas, pick up weapons, unleash all insanity and manner of projectile and melee destruction on your opponents and hope you come out on top; these are things Cel Damage loves to do and does well. This demolition derby is one to take lightly, as it’s even more hectic than some of the most random of kart racers, especially when all four players are tearing up the couch together.

Cel Damage is all about destruction, demolition and chaos. Players compete across a few different modes including a flag capturing mode where a certain amount of flags must be delivered to a point to score, a gate-based race mode, and the infinitely replayable “smack attack” mode where players beat the chassis out of each other to score points. Each character has their own vehicle with its own statistics and feel to it as well as a special weapon.

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Eagle-eyed twitter user @lifelower recently spotted something interesting on a Korean ratings board. It seems that the classic Don Bluth animated adventure game, Dragon’s Lair has been rated for …
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Details have emerged on Semaphore’s current project, the third-person adventure Unearthed: Trail of Ibn Battuta. Players take control of fortune hunter Faris Jawad who is on a quest to …
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Did you enjoy the latest alien themed DLC for A World of Keflings? You are in for a treat as developers Ninjabee have announced that there’s more themed DLC …
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Didn’t think we’d keep this going? Too much work? Too much copy paste? No such thing! The XBLA Fans Monthly Roundup is back again this time displaying a clear love for features! December was a month of features as we all tackled new ideas, new plans and executed them (hopefully flawlessly). Witness the beginning of the Friday Top Five, a top five list of things pertaining to one awesome thing (because why not?), and the XBLA Primer, a nifty batch of background history on a developer’s XBLA history as well as a list of their games. Hopefully these features will be well liked as we have plans to permeate the rest of the new year with them as well as our other veteran features.

Lastly, don’t forget to check out our Game of the Year awards listed in the Features section!

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Everyone loves playing games with their friends. Some of the best moments aren’t the game itself, but some interaction with each other: the trash talking, the gloating–you know how it is. But let’s be honest, sometimes we want to game solo: just you, your controller and some awesome gameplay. That’s why this weeks Top 5 is all about the best single player games on Xbox Live Arcade. Here are some great experiences that are definitely worth your time, whatever your play style: action, adventure, puzzle, artsy, you name it and it is here.

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Digital Reality has pulled the veil off of one of Sine Mora‘s heroes and its…a cigarette smoking cougar that also happens to be quite the gentleman. Or maybe its …
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If you check your Xbox Dashboard for Community Events, you might see some friendly faces. For XBLAFans are proud to announce that we will be hosting our very own …
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Yup, we’re as surprised as this guy. Robomodo’s upcoming Kinect title Bodoink was unable to reach the goal in their Kickstarter campaign. Never fear though, key Robomodo folks have …
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Hot on the heels of our report on the Indie Games marketplace, Microsoft has decided that it’s high time to throw those guys a bone. In a post titled …
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