Sony/ Insomniac Games has posted a reveal video for their just announced Ratchet and Clank Into the Nexus which is coming to PS3. The beloved duo return with an original single-player epilogue to the acclaimed Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction™ and Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in
Sony’s R&D senior team leader Neil Brown has spoken during Develop about PS4 instant access gaming and how gamers can get into the games instantly with background downloading occurring as players start the games. He also mentioned that things like load times would be less with files automatically copied from
Sony and Guerrilla Games released a new Killzone Shadow Fall story trailer to further showcase the PS4 launch exclusive game to the masses. http://youtu.be/w3L6C-wZXEg
Whilst Microsoft’s u-turn on its Xbox One policy may have pleased some, others were quite comfortable with the idea of DRM and Always Online systems and have made a petition for Microsoft to bring those features back, which we suspect will happen at some point anyway. The petition statement reads:
The game formally known as Obscure in development by Mighty Rocket Studio has had a name change and is now called Final Exam.This decision was made after fan reaction to the fact it’s not a direct sequel to the original Obscure series. “When we read the first comments following the
Capcom released a new trailer for their incoming icy action adventure game and third title in the series, Lost Planet 3. http://youtu.be/WnrGcbKRa_w
Payday 2 game director talks us through the differences between the original game and how this new iteration stands out in the shooter crowd. http://youtu.be/rmrGXIwg7I0
Square released a Final Fantasy X HD comparison video which takes a side by side look at the old SD game and the new updated HD version. http://youtu.be/4wYAnWix3mQ
Rockstar Games has today released the first gameplay video for their forthcoming and eagerly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 5 which hits consoles later this year.
Gamers holding off from getting a Wii U might want to show some interest as the Wii U 8GB Starter Pack which comes with Nintendo Land can now be purchased for £199 from GAME. This is a very competitive price now despite the looming next generation consoles on the horizon.
