Homebrew News

Originally Posted by wraggster

Some of the folks who worked on Dead Space and Dante's Inferno now have a mobile studio, PlaySide, and unless the above image is hiding a dark secret, its first game is a drastic departure from its violent, intense past. Catch the Ark is an endless runner starring "three lovable characters that weren't allowed on to Noah's Ark," and who are doomed to raft down raging rapids and floods to survive. Actually,

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Activision and Transformers: Fall of Cybertron developer High Moon Studios are making an announcement at the "Marvel Video Games" panel during San Diego Comic-Con, the con's schedule builder reveals. It doesn't mention if Activision and High Moon's announcement is a game, DLC or a Broadway show, but it "is sure to be a hit," according to the panel description.

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Originally Posted by wraggster

The Ghost Recon: Future Soldier first DLC pack Arctic Strike has been pushed back to later in July.
The map pack, which was originally set for a July 3^rd release, has been delayed for some additional polish.
Ubisoft has yet to set a new release date but still plans to have the content out for July.
“We decided to take a small amount of extra time to further polish the content,” said a Ubisoft spokesperson. “The pack is planned for release later in July and the exact release date

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Rumours abound that Grand Theft Auto V is to make an appearance at Gamescom 2012 in August.
The game disappointed fans by failing to make an appearance at E3 back in June.
This new speculation arose from the title’s inclusion in the promo reel for the upcoming trade event, although it should be tempered somewhat by Rockstar’s current omission from the exhibitor list – though owner Take-Two will be attending.
You can see the video below. GTAV makes an appearance at around the 1:50

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Sega will release the next instalment in its critically acclaimed, multi-million selling Total War series next year.
Total War: Rome II will take the franchise back to one of its most popular and often requested settings. The PC title will once again challenge players to lead vast armies in massive real-time battles.
There will also be a strong emphasis on the era's political scheming, as players must balance their military tasks with maintaining the loyalty of the senate and the safety

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