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Gran Turismo 6 revealed, 1,200 cars, 33 locations and PS4 version a possibility
Gran Turismo 6 was revealed at its 15th anniversary event and since then a megaton of info has been divulged about it. We have all the info in one place and raring GT fans will not be disappointed. Not only do we have details of the game, we have screenshots, video of it in action and info on the possibilities of it being on PS4.
Twitch hits the Xbox 360
If you spend your life on You Tube, you would notice that a good chuck of it is made up of gameplay videos. People play games and others watch them. It’s become a bit of a fad. We’ve been in conversations about said You Tuber playing said game and how amusing we found it. Twitch is a service that provides entertainment through streaming videos of people playing games. It’s hard to put it more simply than that.
Infamous: Second Son new screens
New GTAV Screens: Motorbike Action, Heists, High-Speed Chases and More…
Bethesda announces Wolfenstein: The New Order
Wolfenstein is widely acknowledged as the game that really began the FPS genre. A side scroller in the 80′s, the game did not thrill many gamers. Wolfenstein 3D in 1992 changed all of that. A one of a kind game, Wolfenstein 3D led you through a WWII Nazi stronghold. Escape was your goal, and killing Nazis was a bonus. Now, Bethesda is bringing a new Wolfenstein to gamers.
Injustice: Gods Among Us review
The last time a game with DC comic book characters met up with Mortal Kombat influence, we were subjected to a rather dull, boring, and mainly bullshit game. Understandably it was an attempt to bring DC into the fighting game genre. We’ve had Marvel based fighting games for a long time, but any foray into the DC universe is met with a resounding failure. The more recent attempts at a DC universe game presence, such as the Batman: Arkham series seems to have put new life into a tired idea. What we get, is a rather pleasant surprise with NetherRealm Studios’ Injustice: Gods Among Us.
Fuse preview
Oh Insomniac. You know just how to tickle a games pickle, don’t you?
Insomniac are best known for their Resistance games. When the lonely Lombax was fixing his ship he noticed something different. Oh, sorry, that’s Ratchet and Clank. Anyway, Resistance made it a point that a purple dragon named Spyro can enter our hearts so easily. Apologies again, that was Spyro the Dragon. Resistance follows Ratc-okay, let’s be honest, you probably remember Insomniac more for the Ratchet and Clank series
Batman: Arkham Origins announced
Warner Bros. has announced the newest edition to the Arkham series with Batman: Arkham Origins. While the game has not been fully revealed, a few things are known. This title takes Batman back near the start of his superhero career. Before the Dark Knight was the ultimate crime fighter and master detective, he had to begin at the bottom and work his way up. Bringing in villains before they hit the big time will help even the odds against this early Batman. One of these villains is Deathstroke, as seen in the Game Informer magazine cover. Of course Batman still wins. He always wins. He’s Batman.
Bioshock Infinite review
To fully understand and appreciate Irrational Games’ Bioshock Infinite it helps to have a basic understanding of alternate realities. The theory that at any point in time there are an infinite amount of parallel realities that can seem exactly the same or completely different. In one world you could be the opposite sex, you might never have been born, you might have children or have none.
Injustice: Gods Among Us preview
New Playstation 4 details from GDC
Gears of War: Judgment review
Gears of War: Judgment attempted to follow in the highly praised footsteps of its predecessors, but merely stumbled along behind it. Epic, partnering with People Can Fly, spent a lot of time tweaking the game so it would debut as a fresh idea to the series. The result was a game that felt too much like Gears to be its own unique title, with just a few too many tweaks that left it falling flat. The core elements of the Gears series are still there. High powered weapons, blood thirsty monsters, gore, death, and war. The main differences lie in the direction the game tried to take.
Xbox ’720′ info revealed by inside Source
The next-generation console rumors have been flying around for the past 2 years. Recently, the speculations have been out of control as a possible announcement date gets closer. Speaking with a source who has had hands-on time with the new Xbox console prototype, we’ve learned a few new details. Under conditions of anonymity the source had this to say in regards to testing:
A look at PS4′s user interface
Killzone: Shadow Fall for the PS4 announcement trailer
Official PS4 Specs
The evolution of PlayStation
Sony, has released a series of videos via the Playstation YouTube channel over a 5 day period in the run up to the Playstation announcement to take place today, 20th February. The videos briefly cover the history of all its consoles and games. What do you think? Clever marketing finally by Sony or are they just flexing there muscles at Microsofts direction showing history and heritage? Sound off in the comments below.
Xbox’s ‘Durango’ to support 6 person multiplayer?
There has been a collection of rumors going around lately about the specifications for the new Xbox (code-named ‘Durango’) including it’s built in Kinect ability. As we all know Kinect was Microsoft’s answer to the Wii’s ‘WiiMotes’ and Sony’s ‘Move’. The Kinect however took it’s rightful place at the top of the competition.
Batman: Arkham City Review for Mac
The Dark Knight returns in 2011′s sequel to 2009′s sleep hit Arkham Aslyum. Now with a new playground said to be five times bigger than the original with more gadgets and more ways to kick ass. Is Rocksteady’s take on Batman a steady shot or have they misfired the Dark Knight in the wrong direction?
Borderlands 2 Review for Mac
Why Digital Distribution Trumps Physical Distribution
Over the last decade we’ve seen more and more mediums going digital. Most music is now pirated and bought online through services like itunes, and more recently streaming TV shows and Films through services like Netflix is becoming the norm. We are transitioning into an almost exclusively digital age, and gaming is inevitably next to go.
Origin for Mac now available but what next?
Origin today released a 66mb update to their Origin client for OSX after last week announcing that Origin would indeed be coming to OSX after a successful Alpha period of only two weeks. So what does the new update bring us? Well it now brings us the entirety of Origins back catalogue of Mac compatible games which currently isn’t huge but it’s a start. Unfortunately, there really isn’t any other major feature to write home about, just yet. A nice surprise though was to see the hugely successful Batman Arkham series which had been successfully ported by Feral Interactive. The only snagging point on this was the pricing for the games at £19.99 for Arkham Asylum and £29.99 for Arkham City considering currently on Steam in PC format for £9.99 and £19.99 respectively. Another case of Mac user’s having their pants pulled down? Surely with Origin coming to a new platform it would learn from what Steam does and offer us content at a fair price. It’s bad enough we generally have to wait well over 12 months for a port anyway.



















