wraggster
May 7th, 2012, 21:04
Electronic Arts took to London last month to show the press its upcoming triple-A blockbusters.
And alongside the core console shooters, it demonstrated its latest PC, Facebook and iOS titles.
The biggest games on display were shooters including upcoming modern day blaster Medal of Honor Warfighter (October 23rd).
EA also fully revealed the upcoming sci-fi sandbox shooter Crysis 3, which isn’t available until spring 2013.
PopCap unveiled special retail bundles for Bejeweled 3 at the event, too. The DS version features Bejeweled 3 only (and will also be available over the Nintendo online store as well), while the PC, 360 and PS3 retail editions come bundled with different PopCap games. For example, Zuma and Peggle on PC and Zuma and Feeding Frenzy 2 on PS3.
There were a number of major digital properties showcased at the event for console, Facebook, iOS and PC, too.
The Battlefield 3: Close Quarters DLC (June 2012) was revealed at the showcase, as were mobile versions of Need for Speed, Battleship, Burnout, Shaun the Sheep and Mass Effect.
The customary new FIFA game must be due a reveal soon, too.
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/ea-demos-blockbuster-line-up-in-london-event/095561
And alongside the core console shooters, it demonstrated its latest PC, Facebook and iOS titles.
The biggest games on display were shooters including upcoming modern day blaster Medal of Honor Warfighter (October 23rd).
EA also fully revealed the upcoming sci-fi sandbox shooter Crysis 3, which isn’t available until spring 2013.
PopCap unveiled special retail bundles for Bejeweled 3 at the event, too. The DS version features Bejeweled 3 only (and will also be available over the Nintendo online store as well), while the PC, 360 and PS3 retail editions come bundled with different PopCap games. For example, Zuma and Peggle on PC and Zuma and Feeding Frenzy 2 on PS3.
There were a number of major digital properties showcased at the event for console, Facebook, iOS and PC, too.
The Battlefield 3: Close Quarters DLC (June 2012) was revealed at the showcase, as were mobile versions of Need for Speed, Battleship, Burnout, Shaun the Sheep and Mass Effect.
The customary new FIFA game must be due a reveal soon, too.
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/ea-demos-blockbuster-line-up-in-london-event/095561