Originally Posted by wraggster Warner Bros has announced a Game of the Year edition for Batman: Arkham City, revealing a new DLC add-on for the title as well. The just revealed Harley Quinn’s Revenge pack is set-up to be the game’s final chapter, featuring new story content and the option to play both as Batman or Robin. The DLC on its own will hit PSN May 29th and the Xbox Live Marketplace May 30th. The Arkham City GOTY edition will coincide with the pack’s release, bringing the aforementioned add-on along ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Square Enix has revealed a Europe/PAL territories release date for Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance]. The 3DS title will arrive on July 20th in the aforementioned regions, ahead of the July 31st target in North America. The reveal was originally made via a shown at Europe’s Nintendo Direct presentation this past weekend, and subsequently confirmed by the Square Enix EU blog. Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance] launched in Japan last month and thus far has been extremely ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Nintendo has confirmed that New Super Mario Bros 2 will be released for the 3DS this August in Europe. That’s the same month the game is due out in Japan and North America. As you would expect from the modern, family-friendly Nintendo the game has been “created specifically as a pick-up-and-play experience that can be instantly enjoyed by players of all skill levels”. The game is also described as being "a new, yet traditional side-scrolling Mario adventure game featuring ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Studio says it will abandon Google's operating system if sales targets aren't met London studio Sports Interactive is facing the ‘worst ever’ piracy rates affecting sales of its Android edition of Football Manager, an executive at the company has said. Miles Jacobson, the studio’s director, also believes that the conversion rate between pirated and purchased copies of the game will likely worsen. “There's no working copy protection on the [Android] platform currently, ...
Originally Posted by wraggster 'Light' server numbers due to decline in concurrent users, not subscribers, dev suggests Subscription numbers for Star Wars The Old Republic are not in decline, an executive at BioWare has claimed days after an analyst group suggested the opposite is true. Daniel Erickson, a writer at the EA-owned studio, suggested that concurrent player activity during peak hours has declined – which, he believes, explains the noticeable ‘light’ server populations – but paid subscription numbers ...
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