Xbox One exclusive “Blues and Bullets” receives new trailer for GDC 2015
This upcoming noir game is black and white with red all over.
Month: March 2015
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First print of Rodea the Sky Soldier to include original Wii version in Wii U release
NISA intends to give a little extra to early adopters of Rodea the Sky Soldier.
Wolfenstein: The Old Blood launching as standalone prequel in May
Bethesda and MachineGames are definitely not done with their rebooted id Software franchise.
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain sneaks out in September
Kept you waiting, huh? Konami has finally revealed the long awaited release date and launch details for Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.
Project Morpheus PS4 VR headset gets an upgrade, 2016 release
Sony’s PS4 VR headset gets a better display and improved motion tracking and a 2016 release date.
PS4 tops 20.2 million units sold worldwide
Just in time for the 2015 Game Developers Conference, Sony has revealed the latest sales milestone for the PS4.
PlayStation Store Update – Helldivers, Oreshika, OlliOlli2, La-Mulana EX, HBO GO
A new batch of interesting sounding releases for all platforms and the full, free PlayStation Plus March collection is now live.
PS Plus members get OlliOlli2, Valiant Hearts, Oddworld – NnT! free in March
SCEA has finally found some time to reveal the free PS Plus Instant Game Collection releases for March 2015.
Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster comes to PS4 in May
And the Final Fantasy X/X-2 train just keeps on chugging… New details, a release date and pre-order bonus info.
Resident Evil Revelations 2 “Contemplation” Impressions
The second episode of Revelations 2 sees a few much needed improvements for this Resident Evil spin-off.
The hunt begins in this Bloodborne official launch trailer
With The Order: 1886 now out in the wild (our review here), it’s time for Sony to start concentrating on its next big PS4 exclusive release, Bloodborne.
Battlefield Hardline Premium includes exclusive features, content and costs $50
Those who are interested in Battlefield Hardline may want to take a long hard look at this announcement.
Kirby and the Rainbow Curse review for Wii U
Kirby and the Rainbow Curse marks the first Kirby title to be released on the Wii U, and it’s also a remarkably great follow-up to the fantastic Canvas Curse.