Videogame News
Activision this morning confirmed the driver roster for NASCAR The Game: Inside Line and pretty much everyone that NASCAR fans could hope for have made the cut. The new website is ready to go as well.
The Month of Mario has ended and we assume that most Nintendo fans are working on their coin rush in New Super Mario Bros. 2. There are still a few releases that might be worth a look this week though.
You can never have too many shoot-em-ups, so we’re definitely excited to see Rising Star Games announce that the remake of G.Rev’s classic shmup is confirmed for North America. New screens and details.
It’s not often that a developer announces a new game that somehow can be described as a “platformer racing puzzle game”, but Moon Spider Studio somehow has done just that. Check out the first media and details.
Microsoft wants Xbox 360 users to get involved in the upcoming elections, so in an effort to keep prospective young voters in the loop, they are teaming up with a number of outlets and gearing up to launch an “Election 2012 on Xbox LIVE” hub on the Xbox 360 dashboard.
A solid release date and a batch of new media for Focus Home Interactive and Atlus’ PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC mystery adventure title.
Pick up the special Mercenary Edition of Ragnarok Odyssey and get a whole bunch of goodies. Read on for new screens and a trailer too.
Today, Microsoft has announced that the Kinect sensor for the Xbox 360 is officially getting a price reduction in North America and other territories.
Grand Theft Auto V content is ever so slowly starting to trickle out now with the latest batch highlighting some beautiful weather, leisurely activities and nothing that appears to show off any laws being broken.
The PlayStation Vita REALLY needs a co-op, multiplayer, Monster Hunter-type of hit, and so far Soul Sacrifice looks to offer that experience. Take a look at some new screens and a recently released trailer.
Ratchet & Clank: Full Frontal Assault is looking like the R&C we all love, but with a little real-time tower defense twist. Check out a gameplay video and screens of the PS3 and PS Vita “fun sized” adventure.
The Xbox Live Summer of Arcade has wrapped up so we’re back to more or less back to regular XBLA releases again for now. There’s nothing “regular” about this week’s new games though…
It’s a huge, content-packed PlayStation Store update this week with CS:GO, Jojo?s Bizarre Adventure HD, Retro/Grade, Legasista, Way of the Samurai 4, MGS2 and MGS3 HD and a few others available for the PS3. That’s not including demos, PS minis, and a ton of add-ons and sales.
Harmonix announces details for the new story mode, along with new tracks by Alexandra Stan, Daft Punk and Dev along with new screens and a developer diary. Take a look.
Chopper I and The Next Space, a new set of classic pre-NEOGEO arcade releases, will set you back $2.99 and will be released as PS mini titles. Check out details and media.
Plenty of Autobot on Decepticon violence going on in this launch trailer for Transformers: Fall of Cybertron. The game releases this week, on the 21st, for Xbox 360, PS3, and PC.
Splinter Cell: Blacklist gets a new trailer, courtesy of last week’s Gamescom event. Check out Sam Fisher and the rest of Third Echelon doing what they do best.
