Originally Posted by wraggster DICE executive producer Patrick Bach has said Battlefield 3 will 'probably' ship with EA's Online Pass system incorporated into its multiplayer functionality. As per the usual system, Back said players would "probably" need to register a single-use code included in the box with new copies of the game to play the multiplayer section (the part that matters in BF3), while used game buyers will have to cough up a little extra cash for a code of their own. "The ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Dinoroar Interactive, a Sydney-based developer, has announced Samurai Training, its iOS release from June, is now available for Android. Dinoroar has previously released Memory Loss, a brain training game for iOS, and is pursuing a similar concept for reflexes with Samurai Training, and is looking to release a visual training game soon. Aileen Bautista, founder and CEO of Dinoroar, said: "Everyone that has played Samurai Training on iOS knows that it's a strategic ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Veteran hip hoppers Beastie Boys and soul legend James Brown are among the artists heading to the Rock Band store next week. The Beasties tracks are Make Some Noise and No Sleep till Brooklyn, while perennial James Brown floor-filler Super Bad, Pts 1 & 2 will also be up for download from 2nd August. Heart's Barracuda and Tell Me Something Good by Rufus (ft. Chaka Khan) round off the update. As usual, it's £0.99/€1.49/200 Wii Points/160 Microsoft Points ...
Originally Posted by wraggster CD Projekt RED announced today that the Xbox 360 "adaptation" of The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings will arrive in the first quarter for 2012. The developers stated that the extra time will allow them to improve the game -- which they are saying is not a "typical port" -- and resolve the legal dispute with Namco Bandai in which it's currently involved. The Witcher 2 for Xbox 360 will be playable at the upcoming Gamescom 2011 show in Germany in Hall 6 (Stand C021). ...
Originally Posted by wraggster Grasshopper Manufacture's cheerleader-versus-zombie action game, Lollipop Chainsaw, will be released outside of Japan in 2012, thanks to Warner Bros. Interactive. The publisher announced a new partnership with Lollipop's Japanese publisher, Kadokawa Games. That seems like a good match -- both companies are media conglomerates who have only recently expanded into games. Warner is using those media connections to bring in some Hollywood talent: writer/director James Gunn (Slither, Dawn ...
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