Originally Posted by wraggster The Creative Assembly wants the next Total War to be more than just a strategy game – it wants to create Spielberg levels of drama. The developer promised Total War: Rome II will feature more units on screen at any one time fighting across more detailed environments and terrain. And the studio drew inspiration from the acclaimed Saving Private Ryan to make players care about those soldiers. "We've got naval battle and land battles interacting for the first time, so you ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Activision has released details on the last batches of extra content for last year's best-selling Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. Two more Content Collections will be released in August and September. Each will be made available on Xbox 360 first, with PS3 and PC versions following a few weeks later. MW3 Collection #3: Chaos Pack will go live on August 9th and adds a brand new Chaos Mode to the multiplayer. This setting challenges players to survive against waves of enemies while chaining ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Sackboy's latest outing will be released for PlayStation Vita next month. Sony will release LittleBigPlanet Vita in Europe on September 19th, arriving in the US a few days later on September 25th, according to VG247. The game will make full use of Vita's control systems, from the front and rear touch panels to the motion sensor, as players navigate a fresh back of wacky worlds from the LBP development team. And, as always, players will be able to design their own content – again, ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Next March has just got busier, with a new game in the Army of Two series reaching shelves. Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel acts as a series 'reset' for the franchise, which debuted in 2008 and received a sequel in 2010. It follows two-characters, Alpha and Bravo, who must team-up on the streets of Mexico. The game is powered by the Frostbite 2 engine (used in Battlefield 3) and is being developed by Visceral Games. It is an Xbox 360 and PS3 title and will launch in March 2013, ...
Originally Posted by wraggster AnvilNext trailer presents stunning battles featuring 2,000 non-player characters on screen at once Ubisoft has given a tantalising new look at the engine powering the upcoming release of the highly-anticipated Assassin’s Creed 3. Named AnvilNext, the proprietary technology is a “radically redesigned” development platform made especially for the latest entry in the publisher’s blockbuster series. The trailer shows off various landscapes, animal and character models ...
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