Devil May Cry 4. PS3 Vs. Xbox 360 Comparison

Written by admin, on Dec 21, 2007 - 05:26

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Street Fighter IV new screenshots

Written by admin, on Dec 21, 2007 - 05:19

Publisher: Capcom
Developer: Capcom
Release Date: Unknown
Genre: Fighting

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Mass Effect Novel Gets a Sequel

Written by admin, on Dec 21, 2007 - 05:02

While I’m sure the success of Mass Effect has no doubt placed Bioware in a position to give the green light for a sequel (decisions, decisions…), it looks like the Mass Effect novel preluding the game will be getting a sequel first, thus providing the next link in the chain. Bioware has sent word:

Del-Rey Books and author Drew Karpyshyn have announced the title of the second volume in the Mass Effect series of novels: Mass Effect: Ascension. Set between the first and second game, the novel will arrive in Summer 2008.

Mass Effect: Revelation (pictured right), written by Bioware’s renown writer/author Drew Karpyshyn, debuted back in May 2007 and was essentially a prequel to the Mass Effect game. The game’s success seems to have spurred sales of the novel as, according to Drew’s latest website update, the novel will be entering its 5th printing.

Not bad for a novel that isn’t tapping into the pocket change of a billion Star Wars fans.

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Cyanide Studios release new screenshots for Blood Bowl

Written by admin, on Dec 21, 2007 - 04:37

Publisher: Focus Home Interactive
Developer: Cyanide Studios
Category: Sports
Release Dates: 2008

A brutal team sport unfolding in a parallel fantasy world based on Warhammer and American football, Blood Bowl invites gamers to form a team of players from such races as: Orcs, Elves, Humans, Dwarfs and many other fantasy creatures, and launch themselves into battle in the bloodiest of arenas. This strategy sports game combines a fine balance of tactics and bonecrunching action! The basic principle couldn’t be any simpler: two teams, one ball. The team that gets the ball into the opponents’ Endzone scores a Touchdown. The team with the most Touchdowns at the end of the game is the winner… that is if you survive! Because in Blood Bowl - anything goes! Fists fly through the air throwing blocks at opposing players, while feet (or hooves!) stomp on those unlucky enough to end up on the floor. If an opponent bothers you a little too much, wait for the referee to look away, then tear off his arm and trample that pesky foe while he’s down! Its use of humor, magic, weapons and other unconventional methods makes Blood Bowl stand head and shoulder (along with broken arms, legs and skulls) above other sports simulations.