Originally Posted by wraggster Unlike its predecessor, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 will support Party Chat for the majority of its multiplayer modes, developer Infinity Ward has confirmed. Creative strategist Robert Bowling told MTV that the studio was aiming to make the third entry in the series more accessible, in doing so loosening its hardcore attitude to Party Chat. "A major focus of 'Modern Warfare 3' multiplayer is allowing you to have a lot more control over [how you play], looking ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Sega has detailed all the exclusive additions coming to the impending PlayStation 3 version of Wii rail shooter House of the Dead: Overkill. Highlights include two additional levels, new weapons, game modes and some hitherto unseen enemy types. Here's the full list, as posted on the PlayStation Blog: PlayStation Move and Sharp Shooter compatible OVERKILL fully remastered – available in high definition graphics and stereoscopic 3D for the first ...
Originally Posted by wraggster UPDATE: Developer GamersFirst has issued a statement to Eurogamer refuting the Gamespot report. While not ruling out a boxed launch for the game, it is yet to settle on a retail partner. "Given that APB Reloaded has been the most talked about online game this summer and its unprecedented growth in open beta players, it has become very attractive to large institutions in the game distribution business," said senior marketing VP Rahul Sandil. ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Rovio has told Eurogamer it is "looking at every console" as a potential nest for Angry Birds, despite having criticised Xbox Live, Nintendo and even console gaming in the past. Rovio's vice president of franchise development Ville Heijari's sweeping "every console" statement entails Wii U, 3DS and PlayStation Vita as well as PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. "We really haven't looked into the Wii U specifically yet - we haven't announced anything ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Bethesda won't offer a public demo for huge open world role-playing game The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. The game's too big and too hard to offer in microcosm. "No, we won't be doing a demo," stated Bethesda producer Craig Lafferty to Gameplanet. "For a game of this size and complexity it's really hard to do a demo the represents the game truly. And it would have to be a gigantic demo. So we won't be doing a demo." The ...
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