Originally Posted by wraggster It's rumoured that Warner Bros. could be preparing to unveil a new Batman game said to be headed to Xbox Live Arcade. The rumour, which started off as speculation triggered by now-deleted retailer website listings for a 'Gotham City Imposters', has been further backed up by the recent discovery of multiple new domain names registered by Warner. They include ...
Details just keep flying out from every source known to man about what the big N has up its sleeve. With so much news its getting a little hard to keep your facts straight. That’s what this article is for. Here’s a rundown of what to expect and what’s just hearsay. http://nextgenretro.com/2011/04/16/e...endos-console/
Originally Posted by wraggster Forthcoming FPS sequel Metro 2034 is to be renamed Metro 2033: Last Light, if a set of new URL registrations are to be believed. As spotted by keen-eyed Tweeter Superannuation, publisher THQ grabbed www.lastlight.com, www.metrolastlight.com and www.metro2033lastlight.com earlier this week, suggesting a name change is imminent. Developed by Ukrainian studio 4A games, the brilliantly bleak Metro 2033 came out last March on PC and Xbox 360. Set largely in post-apocalyptic Moscow's ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Classic Square RPG Final Fantasy VI is getting a PlayStation Network re-release in Japan this month. According to Siliconera, Square Enix producer Shinji Hashimoto Tweeted that the game would be available to download from 20th April. It will be the 1999 PSone version of the game, rather than the 1994 SNES original. That now just leaves Final Fantasy IV as the only PSone franchise outing yet to be ported over to PSN. No Western release dates have been confirmed yet. While ...
Originally Posted by wraggster More than four million user-created levels have been shared around the world in PlayStation 3 DIY platformer LittleBigPlanet, publisher Sony has announced. Product manager Alex Pavey told the PlayStation Blog that 4,141,742 stages have been uploaded globally. According to his calculations, if you played the game solidly for 12 hours a day, giving each stage five minutes of your time, it would take 78 years to try them all out. "For us the most exciting thing has always ...
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