Videogame News
As the first real FPS for the PS Vita, and a game that is following up on the excellent Resistance 3, we’re certainly looking forward to the release of Resistance: Burning Skies. The new online multiplayer details and footage aren’t really helping.
Sony and The Workshop’s promising PlayStation Move title, Sorcery, looks to be coming along quite nicely, and today we have a few new screens showing off a bit more of the game. Check them out.
Well, uhhh, not much of an update this week from Nintendo. Ketzal’s Corridors has to be the highlight, but there’s also Death Cab For Cutie’s latest 3D video and Anne’s Doll Studio: Tokyo Collection. And, yeah, that’s it.
For those that were wondering “when will Bethesda announce Kinect support for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim?” (or not)… today the company has an exciting bit of news for you. Trailer included.
Boom! Medal of Honor: Warfighter got its first official gameplay trailer this morning, and those excited about stepping into the boots of a Tier 1 Operator once again will certainly be satisfied with the action. Check it out!
There’s an interesting variety of downloads available this week on the Xbox Live Arcade Marketplace this week. From the 2D fighter Skullgirls, to splattery action-puzzler, The Splatters, to a game based on the Sour Patch Kids. And Fez is coming this Friday too.
If it were still April 1st, I’d almost think that this was an April Fools joke of some sort, but alas, it’s not. Namco Bandai today announced One Piece: Pirate Warriors for the PS3… which is exactly what it sounds like; the hit manga franchise mixed with crazy Dynasty Warriors-style gameplay.
It had to happen eventually… Namco Bandai today announced that Dragon Ball Z series will be getting Kinect-ified this Fall with the obviously titled Dragon Ball Z for Kinect. As long as it doesn’t have any horribly out of place fighting dance sequences, it could actually be halfway decent.
Finally, the long awaited Tekken Tag Tournament sequel is almost here. Well, it’s still a few months off, but at least it has an official relase date and a whopping 50+ characters to play as. Read on!
Konami today stealthily snuck over a selection of new shots of Metal Gear Solid HD Collection for the PS Vita. These updated screens showcase the intense action from both MGS2: Sons of Liberty and MGS3: Snake Eater.
There are a few interesting goodies to check out this week for both the PS3 and PS Vita. World Gone Sour and Skullgirls are available for the PS3, and The Pinball Arcade is ready for your cross purchase monies too. Read on for the full list of content.
Along with announcing Lost Planet 3 and revealing updates for a number of upcoming games, Capcom today also dropped off a batch of media along with a few new details for the PS Vita version of Street Fighter X Tekken.
Resident Evil 6 is now coming over a month earlier than originally scheduled. Check out all of the new screens, a new trailer and additional game details to celebrate!
Capcom is reviving the Lost Planet franchise with a new developer at the helm, Spark Unlimited in this case, so the Lost Planet that we are all familiar with is a thing of the past… sorta. Take a look at the first trailer, screens and details.
At Capcom’s annual Captivate event for 2012, the company made some pretty big announcements. By big, we’re talking Lost Planet 3, an October 2nd release Date for Resident Evil 6, and PlayStation 3 – PS Vita System Cross-Platform Play for Street Fighter X Tekken.
Atlus this morning sent over a new batch of screens for Game of Thrones, their console and PC adaptation of George R.R. Martin epic book and TV series of the same name. This latest update shows off the fabulous city of Kings Landing.
Zen Studios announcing Zen Pinball 2 for both the PS3 and PS Vita makes so much sense it hurts. A free pinball platform with cross-platform functionality and backwards compatibility with older content should make this the best videogame pinball experience yet.
