The Xbox 360 version of Minecraft has managed to hold off all opposition for another week as it stays at number one in the UK software sales chart. However, with some big games on the horizon, it’s position is not assured. CHARTTRACK WEEKLY CHARTS – All formats – Week ending
The Xbox 360 version of Minecraft has spent some weeks in the shadow of Sony’s The Last of Us, but it appears last week was its final moment at the top of the UK all formats software sales chart for now. Minecraft has already sold plenty of copies via digital
US and European PS3 gamers eagerly awaiting VanillaWares’ forthcoming action RPG Dragon’s Crown, will be pleased to learn that a new Japanese Dragon’s Crown guide site is available and offers lots of crucial play info for the game. Simply take a look at the site via Google translate to get
Kalypso Media just posted the official box art for their forthcoming PC and Console action RPG The Dark Eye – Demonicon which hits PC in late October with the console versions arriving at some point in 2014. Demonicon tells the tragic story of a brother and sister who become
Naughty Dog’s stealth action adventure game still sits at the number one spot in the UK software sakes chart and seems like it’s not budging any time soon, holding off some stiff competition all round. New entries for this week include Dynasty Warriors 8 on PS3 and Xbox 360.
Sony released a video which showcases something new gamers can strive towards on their PS3 with the new Bid for Greatness campaign where gamers can bid for the props used in the spectacular trailer. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHbdNPHygMQ
Available now for consoles and PC is a new Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon patch which will enabled players the opportunity to reset the garrisons so that there’s a constant threat on offer. Developed by Ubisoft Montreal, Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon is the game where you kill the baddies,
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
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
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
