Bungie closed out the day in Room 6BCF at San Diego Comic-Con with a panel for Halo: Reach, releasing September 14th and while they only showed off the improvements in Firefight and Forge modes, the this is not disappointment – what they showed off was very impressive. First, they showed off the bevy of new [...]
Killzone 3 gameplay montage
Move functionality at launch
February 2011
Playstation Move
“Future Proof”
Socom 4 and NBA 2k11 have separate modes for Move and normal controller
Sorcery – Use Move like a magic wand to shoot spells and perform motion based actions, Spring 2011
Heroes on the Move – Developed by Nihilistic Software, features Jak and Daxter, Ratchet and [...]
Yeah, that’s right. The best game this week is only an open beta. I have made this decision for two reasons. First of all, nothing really notable is coming out other than the Iron Man 2 movie tie in and I don’t like movie games. Secondly, if you have ever been a Halo fan, then this is what you will be playing for the next couple weeks.
While ODST acted more as a supplement to Halo 3, Reach is essentially Halo 4. New maps, new modes and a new(ish) health system are all things that you are going to want to try out before the game is released later this year. Beyond that, Reach will include stealth, jump packs and assassinations. If you are a Halo fan then I’m sure that you already know all about the beta. However, as the Beta started today, I am also sure that you are probably too busy playing the beta to even be bothered read this article.
Just in case you have been living under a rock, you will need have a copy of Halo: ODST to get into the Beta. From there, you just access the beta from extras menu on campaign disk. Simple as that. Makes me wonder why Modern Warfare 2 never had a beta…
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Yeah, that’s right. The best game this week is only an open beta. I have made this decision for two reasons. First of all, nothing really notable is coming out other than the Iron Man 2 movie tie in and I don’t like movie games. Secondly, if you have ever been a Halo fan, then this is what you will be playing for the next couple weeks.
While ODST acted more as a supplement to Halo 3, Reach is essentially Halo 4. New maps, new modes and a new(ish) health system are all things that you are going to want to try out before the game is released later this year. Beyond that, Reach will include stealth, jump packs and assassinations. If you are a Halo fan then I’m sure that you already know all about the beta. However, as the Beta started today, I am also sure that you are probably too busy playing the beta to even be bothered read this article.
Just in case you have been living under a rock, you will need have a copy of Halo: ODST to get into the Beta. From there, you just access the beta from extras menu on campaign disk. Simple as that. Makes me wonder why Modern Warfare 2 never had a beta…
Sharing: It’s Win/Win
VGArabia: In Alan Wake, there are two different modes of play, taking place in the daytime and nighttime. We have been seeing a lot of gameplay sections in nighttime for Alan Wake, but today, I brought to you more than 10 minutes of leaked gameplay footage in daytime. Watch at you own risk, spoilers in the videos.
No Dpad writes: "Activision, in my opinion, is still a bit iffy when it comes to iPhone games. Call of Duty: World at War Zombies costs a lot of dough, and the content on that game is questionable. It’s still a fun game, but again, I can’t bring myself to believe it’s worth $9.99. Geometry Wars: Touch, on the other hand, seems to be priced correctly along with added modes for the iPad."
Today Zipper announced the next Patch for its 256 player game MAG, which is coming Monday which improves leadership and weapons, Also Zipper revealed that the DLC info will be next week. What to except from the DLC is probably more Maps, new weapons and Modes hopefully.
"We’ll have details on our next DLC soon as well (sometime next week", Jeremy Dunham
Sr. Community Manager, Zipper Interactive
There is an IQ discrepancy between AMD’s Radeon HD 5000 series video cards and NVIDIA’s new GeForce GTX 480 video cards. It certainly appears that there is a problem on the GTX 480/470 that causes diminished visual quality in Metro 2033 in certain rendering modes. More infos and screenshots through the link.
FISHIE FISHIE
Publisher: DK GAMES
Players: 1-4
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) – Comic Mischief
Price: 500 Wii Points™
Extensive game play with various modes: One button.
Learning with the PooYoos: Episode 2
Publisher: Lexis Numérique
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: EC (Early Childhood)
Price: 500 Wii Points
Poetic training for 3-6 year olds. Now your child can also be emo!
Virtual Console
IRONCLAD
Original platform: NEOGEO
Publisher: D4 Enterprise
Players: 1-2
ESRB Rating: E10+ (Everyone 10 and Older) – Fantasy Violence, Mild Language
Price: 1,000 Wii Points
The 1996 classic is back for the Wii. Side-scroll it!
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Yes, a new DS is coming, and while that isn’t shocking news in itself, the fact that it’ll be packing some form of 3D display is something no one expected. But how does Nintendo actually plan to get the 3DS’s images to jump off the screen without using glasses? IGN looks into the technologies Nintendo may be implementing in their latest device.
No glasses means the 3DS’s screen will have to be able to switch between 2D and 3D modes and display a solid image – none of that blurry double-vision junk. There are currently three ways of doing this: with a camera, with a motion sensor, or with special screen technology.
