Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has confirmed that the first Injustice: Gods Among Us DLC character will be Lobo, a character well known to DC Comics fans worldwide. The Lobo DLC add-on will be available for download via the Injustice: Gods Among Us menu starting May 7. Injustice: Gods Among Us introduces a new franchise in […]
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What do you get when you combine a retro, VHS-era-inspired design with the intense gameplay of current-gen shooters? Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon, which Ubisoft today made available for download on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. The “retro futuristic cyber shooter,” as Ubisoft refers to it, is available for digital download only and costs $14.99.
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We now know the release date for Watch_Dogs (or “Watch Dogs” for those who don’t like fancy naming conventions), as well as its development status for the “Xbox 720.” The game’s availability for the PlayStation 4 (PS4) was already known, as the game made its debut at Sony’s PS4 unveiling event. Watch_Dogs will be available
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BEYOND: Two Souls is the next emotional PS3 masterpiece-in-waiting from Quantic Dream, and anticipation is running high for its October 8 release in North America. The game spans the globe during 15 years of the life of Jodie Holmes (played by Ellen Page), who is aided by scientist Nathan Dawkins (Willem Dafoe) and discovers a
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Techland, the developers for Dead Island and Call of Juarez, today announced their next big game is a co-cop slasher for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC called Hellraid. According to the developers, Hellraid features a story-driven hack-and-slash single-player campaign as well as a multiplayer mode “full of intense ‘coopetition’ [in which players] destroy the denizens
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Seth McFarlane, you can do better. For the fans of FOX’s Family Guy, Activision — the storied publisher behind Call of Duty, Doom and Wolfenstein, as well as tons of licensed games — created Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse. The action-adventure game stars Stewie and Brian Griffin and continues the storyline of the “Road
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The oddly-titled Runner 2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien is a great example of a casual, side-scrolling game that keeps players engaged while still keeping things simple. Imagine a combination of side scrolling, forced running and rhythmic Whack-A-Mole, and you have an idea not only of the general gameplay, but of the reasons for this
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Let me preface this Urban Trial Freestyle review by saying that I hope you, dear reader, find this review to be an acceptable length. It’s hard to be verbose when a game stinks. Either I predicted this game years ago, or I’ve played it before, and in either case there’s a reason I’m not playing
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Firmware updates are part and parcel of the console experience, and Nintendo’s latest Wii U update has just gone live and is available for download. The Wii U update improves the system’s overall performance, including enhanced stability (e.g. no crashes) and faster between-app load times, and also paves the way for the Wii U Virtual
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Back in the day, when Activision decided against holding any more E3 press conferences, the news was bold and brash as well as surprising. Today, Nintendo’s revelation that it’s planning to skip an E3 press conference and not host anything other than a booth and some pre-show events, comes off not as bold and brash
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