Originally Posted by wraggster Ubisoft opens up the Assassin's Creed: Revelations multiplayer beta to all PlayStation Network users from tomorrow morning. According to a post on the PlayStation Blog, you can start downloading from 10.00am UK time. There are a limited number of spots available, so Ubi recommends you don't hang around if want in. The test, which kicked off last week for a select few, runs until 11th September. http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/20...velations-beta ...
Originally Posted by wraggster It may be thrilling to see the "full game" of Crimson Alliance available on XBLM for free -- you may think it's a pricing error on Microsoft's part -- but that's just how the game works. It's not actually the full game. We knew that Crimson Alliance would be available either as an 800 point single-character pack or a 1,200 point download with all three; what we're just now learning on release ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Two Eric Chahi games in two months! That's got to be a record. Of course, unlikeFrom Dust, this second game is a remake, but it's still exciting. Publisher BulkyPix announced today that the iOS update of Chahi's classic action-adventure game Another World (known in America as Out of This World) will be released on September 22 as a universal iPhone/iPad app, for $4.99 / 3,99€ / £2,99. The new version includes ...
Originally Posted by wraggster As Sega explains: "Included in the collector's edition is a collectable figurine featuring both Classic Sonic and Modern Sonic, an exclusive, individually numbered commemorative "Gold Ring", and a "20 Years of Sonic Art" book, containing never before seen sketches and images from the past 20 years. "Also contained in the Collector's Edition are the '20thAnniversary Sonic Soundtrack' featuring a selection of tracks handpicked by Sonic Team, and the 'History ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Ubisoft is offering free access to Driver: San Francisco’s multiplayer modes to all players – and not just those who bought the game new at retail, as initially planned - after a printing error left users unable to redeem codes to unlock the title’s online component. Beginning with Driver, copies of the publisher's "popular core games" were supposed to ship with a valid one-time code required to access multiplayer features, while second-hand buyers would have to pay to get in on the action. ...
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