Originally Posted by wraggster As a nice surprise to King of Fighters fans, Atlus has confirmed it will release the newest entry, King of Fighters XIII, in US ahead of its outing in Japan. The game will hit Stateside on October 25, two days ahead of Japan where it arrives on October 27. That's according to the updated official site which points to Amazon pre-orders specifying that release date. The new game will feature console-exclusive content for PS3 and Xbox owners, including fighters (Billy ...
Originally Posted by wraggster After a short break away Sega and Sports Interactive's Football Manager 2011 has taken its place at the top of the UK PC sales chart again this week. The footy sim pushes The Sims 3: Generations down to No.2 in the process, while The Sims 3, Portal 2, Shogun 2: Total War, and The Sims: Medieval hold on to No.3, No.4, No.5 and No.6 respectively. The Sims 3: Late Night moves up three positions from No.10 to No.7, while Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood makes its way to No.8, ...
Originally Posted by wraggster DiRT 3 has mirrored its Xbox 360 performance by reaching No.1 in this week's PlayStation 3 UK sales chart, nudging last week's headliner, InFamous 2, down to No.2 Rockstar's LA Noire finishes the week at No.3, ahead of Transformers: Dark of the Moon, Virtua Tennis 4 and Call of Duty: Black Ops at No.4, No.5 and No.6 respectively. Bethesda and Splash Damage's Brink holds on to No.7, while this week's big mover, LittleBigPlanet 2, climbs eight positions up the chart from ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Codemasters' Dirt 3 dethrones FEAR 3 to take the top spot in this week's UK Xbox 360 sales chart. Movie tie-in Transformers: Dark of the Moon holds on to No.2, ahead of UFC Personal Trainer, which climbs five spots to No.3, LA Noire, which moves down one spot to No.4 and Brink which shifts up one position to No.5. Last week's biggest seller F.E.A.R 3 drops down to No.6 but manages to stay just ahead of Call of Duty: Black Ops, which moves an impressive ten spots back ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Ubisoft's happy to let EA and Activision fight it out for the FPS crown this Christmas, then bring a much slower tempo to the genre with Ghost Recon: Future Soldier. That's what Ubisoft UK brand manager Matt Benson told OXM, as well as admiring just how much pull the Call of Duty franchise has on gamers. While distancing the Ubi shooter from Activision and EA's efforts, Benson did suggest that Ghost Recon had been too "dry" in the past and has learnt to be ...
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