If you go on over to fallout.bethsoft.com (and disable your adblocker maybe since they seem to block whatever’s going on there) you’ll see there’s a countdown for what is most likely going to be a Fallout 4 announcement. If we don’t get any gameplay videos tomorrow at least there’s a chance of some showing up during the course of E3.
It’s finally happening! 😀 All I can say though is that it had better not be a cross-gen game.
EA announced today that Star Wars Battlefront will be launching in North America for Xbox One, PS4, and PC on November 17th. They also showed off the game’s impressive graphics engine in the new trailer above.
There’s a lot to be excited about for Star Wars fans right now. Click after the jump to see the new trailer for Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens if you haven’t seen it a hundred times already.
Techland was kind enough to supply us with a pair of review codes for Dying Light on its release day. Since then we’ve been playing hours each day and the end of the game isn’t in sight, so I figured I would do am impressions article to keep you until our more comprehensive review goes live. Read on to discover our impressions roughly halfway through Dying Light.
Our coverage of Xbox One has been relatively scant over the last year, but the system has come into its own in recent months and now provides plenty of exclusive content that’s worth a look. We recently sat down for a session with Sunset Overdrive, Halo 5: Guardians Multiplayer Beta, and the Evolve Open Beta — you can check out the other videos on the Game Usagi Plays channel or after the jump.
Developer: Lucid Games
Publisher: Sierra Entertainment
Genre: Shooter
Players: 1-4
Console: PC (reviewed), Xbox 360, Xbox One, PS3, PS4
Hours Played: ~5.5 hours
Progress: Completed about 40% of the Single Player and Co-Op Adventure modes. Played a smattering of Arcade and the other sundry modes.
It’s been six years since the official second entry in the Geometry Wars series and an unfortunate three since the series’ original developer, Bizarre Creations, was dissolved by Activision. Lucid Games was luckily formed out of some of the more essential pieces of Bizarre Creations after it was blown out of the water, but as their own entity they are relatively untested having only developed a few more simple iOS-centric games since their formation. Was Lucid Games up to the task of making a brand new main-series Geometry Wars? Read on to find out if Geometry Wars 3 parallels the greatness of its predecessors.
We made a little 1200+ kilometre trip to Redmond, WA at the beginning of the week to pay a visit to Microsoft and Nintendo headquarters (which are literally a stone’s throw apart). Here are the pictures we got from Microsoft’s “Building 92” Visitor Center/Gift Shop. We first went on Labor Day and they were closed up tight, so we went back the next day and the Visitor’s Center was still closed up (but this time for new employee orientation), so we checked out the gift shop and bought a bunch of neat things — we even got a small “peek behind the curtains” by watching whoever controlled the video monitors pick out the video to play that morning. Also worthy of note: there were a bunch of Kinect stickers in the bargain bin where most gamers would agree that they belong. Check after the jump for the full gallery!
Nothing else needs to be said, except: “WHHHHYYYYYY?????!??!?” JonTron always says it best.