Originally Posted by wraggster It has emerged that all copies of Deus Ex: Human Revolution for PC in the US include a free code to access the game on OnLive. Effectively this means that as well as playing it on PC, gamers will also be able to play the game on an array of devices including TVs, Macs and compatible portables. Of course, it also means that if a user’s PC struggles with the game, they can instead choose to stream it from OnLive for a less technically demanding experience. The game was released in ...
Originally Posted by wraggster The squad-based third-person shooter designed by Yakuza creator Toshihiro Nagoshi will arrive in the UK on February 17th next year. Binary Domain puts gamers in the middle of a futuristic war set in Tokyo in 2080. It will be available on both Xbox 360 and PS3. The shooter joins other games in Sega’s 2012 line-up including multiplayer action title Anarchy Reigns in January, puzzler Crush 3D on 3DS also out on February 17th and Aliens: Colonial Marines on PS3, 360 and PC in the spring. ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Ace Combat: Assault Horizon can do for the dogfighting genre what Call of Duty did for shooters, says Namco Bandai. UK marketing director Lee Kirton told MCV he believes the game can establish the Japanese firm as a Western publishing force when it lands on October 14th. “We want to break the Western market,” he said. “And if Ace Combat is the one that breaks the air combat genre, than this could be the one. Call of Duty broke the FPS market – it took it from a 100,000 unit seller to ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Reports have emerged that Kinect Star Wars and the limited edition Xbox 360 Star Wars bundle have been delayed, possibly until next year. Microsoft confirmed to OXM that both products have now slipped from their original "Holiday 2011" release date. No new window has been given, but it's likely to be sometime in 2012. A Microsoft spokesperson said: "Microsoft and LucasArts have elected to move the launch of Kinect Star Wars beyond holiday 2011 to ensure the full potential ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Telltale Games, best known for its episodic content like Back to the Future: The Game, has signed a publishing licensor agreement with Nintendo. The company will publish Back to the Future on Wii in October. "Securing a publishing agreement with Nintendo of America ensures that we can make our popular content available on every major console platform. This signing is a significant milestone in our long-term growth strategy." said Dan Connors, Telltale CEO. Episodes of ...
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