Originally Posted by wraggster Sony is accepting applications for the PlanetSide 2 beta.You need a SOE Station account to put your name down at the revamped PlanetSide 2 website."Next year is going to be HUGE for Planetside 2," creative director Matthew Higby said. "We have a lot of seriously exciting stuff planned and hope you'll join us for the ride."PlanetSide 2, once known as PlanetSide Next, is a massively multiplayer first-person sci-fi shooter sequel.There's an online persistent world, diverse combat ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Nintendo has brought the release of Wii game Boom Street forward.The Mario/Dragon Quest Monopoly hybrid was due out 6th January 2012. It now launches in the UK on 28th December 2011.Boom Street is the UK name for the video game version of Japanese board game Itadaki Street. The aim of the game is to get rich quicker than your opponents through property acquisition and property investment. An in-game stock market lets you buy shares and earn dividends.The boards are themed on Mario and Dragon Quest ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Discounts on Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas DLC make up the third day of Microsoft's 12 days of Christmas promotion.The following add-ons have been reduced down to 400 Points a piece, but hurry - the offer changes tomorrow morning:Fallout 3:Mothership ZetaOperation AnchorageBroken SteelFallout: New Vegas:Honest HeartsLonesome RoadDead MoneyOld World Blues http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/20...ounted-on-xbla
Originally Posted by wraggster Did you guess Atlus's mystery SRPG to be Gungnir for PSP? Congratulations! For your excellent guessing skills, you win ... the chance to purchase Gungnir on June 12! Atlus has officially unveiled the next game in Sting's "Dept. Heaven" series, an SRPG about a small resistance group who, in addition to fighting its rebellion, must protect a magical spear and a young woman who fell from the sky. The gameplay assigns predetermined numerical time intervals to all actions, allowing ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Sony president of Worldwide Studios Shuhei Yoshida has expressed his love for Queasy Games' Sound Shapes over the rest of the PlayStation Vita's lineup, and offered a couple hints as to the future of the new handheld's software lineup. "When we introduce new hardware with unique interfaces and network options, it is almost easier to work on something completely new," ...
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