Video game fanatics. Web game fanatics. It’s time to get your Terminator game on!

By now, we’re all aware that the McG directed and Christian Bale starring Terminator Salvation is moving full steam ahead toward its May 21, 2009 release. To help build even more excitement for the movie by utilizing the massively-popular and still-growing “penny for your thoughts” website: Twitter. Terminator also has a new multi-console video game coming out as well. We all know the track record for movie-based video games, but it doesn’t look too bad, so hopefully it will become a rare gem.

Here’s how the game works:

Along with the first attempted Twitter game, Terminator Salvation also has a game coming out on multiple platforms, as most movies tend to do come release time.

Click over for more, as well as the video game’s trailer.

As part of the promotion for the upcoming DVD release of Hot Fuzz — available on July 31, 2007 — the official movie Web site has a fun online game that puts you in the shoes of Sergeant Angel as he shoots his way through the town of Sandford!

To play the Sandford Stand-Off Game, head on over to www.hotfuzz.com/game. There you’ll have to battle through three different levels by using your mouse to shoot armed and dangerous senior citizens, where you must reach a minimum amount of points to pass to the next round. Don’t shoot the swan or your good friend Danny though, or you’ll lose the game!

Remember back here when we announced the online Search For Bourne game that ties into the upcoming movie The Bourne Ultimatum?

Well, today’s the day online users can start playing the game using Google tools to join the search for Jason Bourne (the role popularized by Matt Damon), the trained assassin who’s on the run trying to find out about his true past.

In the online game from Universal Pictures and Google, which is inspired by the Bourne film trilogy, players will assume the persona of a former CIA operative as they track rogue agent Jason Bourne across three continents. The game, which launches today simultaneously in seven countries, allows participants to answer clues that will bring them one step closer to uncovering Bourne’s identity, in the weeks leading to the opening of The Bourne Ultimatum on August 3, 2007.

Using Google tools including Search, Maps, Images, Translate, and YouTube, players will track Bourne online, in the hopes that what he knows will prove helpful in their own quests. With new clues and active game play provided to site visitors each weekday — 15 in total — the game concludes on the film’s opening day.

Participation is free, and contestants can sign up to play at www.google.com/bourne. Throughout the game, players will gain access to exclusive clips from The Bourne Ultimatum and will have the chance to win world-class prizes.

See details below from the official press release regarding the game’s related sweepstakes.

Yo Doomers,

ObZomb’s rigor mortis laden fingers are loose, juiced, and all a twitter after 45 minutes of web-based zombicide, playing this awesome little game from the dudes over at Crazy Monkey Games.

Why waste your life spell-checking word documents and processing TPS reports when you can waste it taking lives of the boundless undead hordes?

Check out Endless Zombie Rampage for some wholesome, flash-based, zombie killin’ fun.

Go ahead and click it. You know you want to.

Enjoy the gore,
Obvious

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