Warp Zoned Presents
Video Game Canon- Angry Birds, Dragon Quest, FIFA Soccer, and Silent Hill are the World Video Game Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026
- 2025 GOTY Scoreboard: In Progress
- BAFTA Games Awards: All the Winners from 2003 to Today
- Clair Obscur Completes the Sweep by Winning “Best Game” at 2025-2026 BAFTA Games Awards
- Boss Fight Books to Get a New Look for Richard Moss’s “Age of Empires”
Warp Zoned Presents
- Video Game Research Library
- How a Second-Grade Teacher Revived a Beloved Video Game – The New York Times (2026)
- Spore: An oral history – Design Room (2026)
- Diablo IV PC Cooled With Real Human Blood Is Still Going Strong Two Years Later, Says Guy Who Won It – Aftermath (2026)
- We Pitched a Museum a 1993 Game Hint Line (And They Actually Said Yes) – Yarn Spinner (2026)
- The History Of The Word “Metroidvania” And How It Spread – A Critical Hit (2025)
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New Retail Releases – Lost In Shadow, More
Welcome to 2011! The new year starts off a bit slowly when it comes to new releases, but one notable game will make its way to store shelves this week.
Konami’s Lost In Shadow (Wii), a puzzle platformer where players control a shadow’s climb up a tower, finally makes its way to America this week. Lost In Shadow has been a highlight of every industry showcase its appeared at, so let’s hope the finished product lives up to the hype.
The rest of this week’s new releases are pretty slim, but they can be found below.
New Retail Releases: Week of January 3, 2011
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Tagged DS, Lost In Shadow, PC, Wii
Welcome to Warp Zoned
Hi there, and welcome to Warp Zoned!
In addition to posting daily news bites, a regular podcast, and highlighting the latest bits of gaming geekery, Warp Zoned will go behind-the-game with a heavy focus on special features, editorials, interviews, and plenty of reviews. Over the next few weeks we plan to review some of 2010’s biggest games as we get into the 2011 groove.
So come on in and have a look around. Pull up a chair, bench, children’s swimming pool – whatever you want. We’re not here to judge. We’re here to talk games, and so are you. As you stand poised above that pipe, preparing to be Warp Zoned, read a few quick sentences from our staff:
“I like to think of Warp Zoned as that time when you say “One more game” at 8:00, and then the next thing you know, it’s midnight.” – John Scalzo, Editor-In-Chief
“Thanks for using your precious warp to come here, to the next level.” – Nicole Kline, Senior Editor
“If you have anything you want us to cover, tell us! We’ll either laugh at you or gladly accept, but we always welcome your suggestions.” – Ryan Littlefield, Staff Writer/Podcast Producer
“Welcome to Warp Zoned. We promise to never refer to a brand new game franchise as ‘IP.'” – Adam Woolcott, West Coast Editor
Posted in Features