Originally Posted by wraggster If you're ready to quick-draw some funds from your bank account, and your trigger finger is itching to click "buy", you'll be pleased to know that some new Red Dead Redemption DLC is on the way. We don't exactly know when, but Rockstar mentioned on Twitter that the release date and details for this unnamed pack will be revealed "in the coming weeks." Maybe this time it'll be about old-west Draculas, or invisible cowboys. In the meantime, if you're looking for something ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Listen, potential purchasers of Square Enix's iOS port of Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions -- the game's development team is going to need one more extension. You know they're good for it! According to the game's Facebook page, the team had to put a little extra TLC into the port to ensure it runs as butter-smooth as you expect. With sincere apologies, a representative announced the game's iPhone arrival is now slated for "July...twen..blah..blah," while the iPad version will ...
Originally Posted by wraggster What's the hardest job in the games industry? Probably being the person who has to try and control what Peter Molyneux tells the public. Speaking at Gamelab this afternoon, the Lionhead boss was visibly disappointed when he told the crowd that he had planned to give a detailed demo of his Kinect-enabled Fable: The Journey - except that "the powers that be have decided that it's probably not a good idea." Molyneux did however manage to restrain his legendary ...
Originally Posted by wraggster 'Sonic and the Secret Rings' and 'Sonic and the Black Knight' are part of a trilogy with a third game on the way. That's according to Sega Mexico, revealing during a recent public event the firm's plan to complete the so-called "Sonic Storybook" trilogy with a third game 'in the future'. Sonic and the Secret Rings launched in early 2007, followed by Sonic and the Black Knight in early 2009, both on Wii. Another Wii entry would seem likely, although the rep ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Capcom has just released Street Fighter IV Volt on the App Store for iPhone and iPod Touch. Volt is a separate title from the previously released Street Fighter IV on iOS, despite it being almost the same game. However, Volt's headline new feature is online multiplayer, letting you now take the fight to other players globally. It also adds three characters to the roster that aren't in the original version; Balrog, Vega and Cody. Cool, but we find it ...
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