Originally Posted by wraggster Nintendo's Zelda custodian Eiji Aonuma has let slip a few big plot points regarding Link's forthcoming Wii adventure, Skyward Sword. According to a Famitsu interview, translated by 1Up, the game's opening sections break with Zelda tradition and see Link and Zelda friends at a boarding school. "Link, Zelda and their other friends all go to the same boarding school, and you've got teachers and a principal as well. It's a bit of a different setting from previous Zeldas," ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Rune Factory 4 has been announced for release in Japan on Nintendo 3DS this year. The next game in the Harvest Moon RPG spin-off series was revealed by the latest issue of Japanese magazine Famitsu. Nerland Co. Ltd is once again at the helm. A greater emphasis on the relationship mechanics is promised, as well as the addition of events for couples. The male and female leads are called Les and Frey. Siliconera translated Famitsu and popped ...
Originally Posted by wraggster A 16-player multiplayer demo of PlayStation 3 exclusive race MotorStorm: Apocalypse launches with the EU PlayStation Store update today. It is available to everyone for one week only – online play expires on 7th July. Three of the full game's 35 online races are available: The Mile High Club, End of the Line and Ship Shape. Five of the 13 vehicle types are included: Superbike, Buggy, Supercar, Racing Truck and Big Rig. The demo also supprts two-player ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Each of the six Star Wars: The Old Republic classes pack 200 hours of gameplay, EA has revealed - excluding crafting, raiding and "the multiplayer". EA Games boss Frank Gibeau described the in-development MMO as "gigantic", although he wishes the game hadn't cost quite so much money to make. "I don't pay much attention to that talk [of a $300 million budget] - I get a lot of questions from analysts and press about it," Gibeau told GamesIndustry.biz. ...
Originally Posted by wraggster The ever-so-thrifty OnLive PlayPack has become even thriftier today, with the addition of Homefront's online multiplayer component. The $10-per-month bundle, which currently includes over 60 games for subscribers to dip into, will now let users access the THQ shooter's 32-player competitive offerings without forcing them to bother with that pesky single-player campaign. To celebrate the game's arrival, THQ and OnLive are hosting a "Multiplayer Madness" event, which will ...
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