Red-headed nerd vixen Felicia dons a set of elf ears and a leather corset for her new webseries Dragon Age Redemption which begins today. Redemption is a live-action series set in the Dragon Age universe, and Day plays a tough elvish assasin named Tallis hired by the Qunari to track down an apostate mage.
Fans of the Tribes series will get the chance to play the next game in the series when the closed beta for Tribes: Ascend starts on November 4th.
The highly anticipated multiplayer shooter Tribes: Ascend is being developed by HiRez Studios. Fans of the game are very eager to get their hands on it and find out whether it lives up to the series’ as yet unmatched legacy. You can sign up for the closed beta via the official website here. HiRez has said that they will also be giving out beta keys via their Facebook and Twitter pages and that gamers who preorder will also gain access to the beta, as well as some other in-game bonuses that have yet to be detailed.
Despite the PC Version of Dungeon Defenders missing its originally set June 2011 release date, the game is (finally) ready to come out on the PC via Steam and the developer Trendy Entertainment have announced a slew of cool items exclusive to gamers who pre-order the Steam version of the game.
As The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim’s launch approaches, Bethesda’s parent company, Zenimax, is pursuing a lawsuit with Mojang over trademark infringement. Mojang’s upcoming game is entitled Scrolls and Zenimax feels the use of the word infringes upon their trademark for The Elder Scrolls.
Pete Hines, vice president at Bethesda said, “This is a business matter based on how trademark law works and it will continue to be dealt with by lawyers who understand it, not by me or our developers,” He went on to say, “Nobody here enjoys being forced into this. Hopefully it will all be resolved soon.”
Electronic Arts released some new screenshots for this month’s biggest game. They show what players will experience in the single-player campaign of Battlefield 3 as they battle their way through the Middle East. Included among them are shots of the cockpit view of fighter jets that will be pilotable in the game.
The new trailer for The Darkness 2 confirms what shooter fans already know: Duel Wielding is for pansies! Real men Quad Wield, and the latest gameplay video shows that players in The Darkness 2 will be able to use four weapons as once, AS GOD INTENDED!
Starting as a mod in the Serious Sam community, Serious Sam 3: BFE (Before First Encounter) has quickly gained a lot of attention, both for being a sequel in a generally well-received series, and an old-school shooter which spits in the face of cover and regenerating health. Unfortunately for Serious Sam fans and old school shooter gamers alike, Croteam has announced that Serious Sam 3: BFE has been delayed once more, this time until November 22nd.
Ubisoft’s entry to the military shooter market Ghost Recon: Future Soldier has finally gotten a solid release date – the 6th of March 2012. Throughout the games development, Ghost Recon: Future Soldier has undergone numerous delays leading to its latest release date. Ubisoft claimed previous delays were the result of a desire to strengthen its video game lineup.
The notion of a Mass Effect multiplayer spin-off has been going around for well over a year and the rumors of this addition to the latest game in the series Mass Effect 3 were renewed when a South African retailer listed Online Multiplayer Pass as a bonus item for gamers who bought the Collector’s Edition of the game.
South African games retailer BT Games advertised that the Collector’s Edition of ME3 would include an “Online Multiplayer Pass” among other things, and this has renewed talk of the RPG series getting a multiplayer mode. This news follows the recent claim by UK magazine Xbox World, which teases the reveal of a “killer new feature” for Mass Effect 3.
At this point, it is simply expected for Ubisoft to delay the PC versions of their multiplatform games, and this next piece of news does not break that trend. The PC versions of Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood, Tom Clancy’s HAWX 2, Driver: San Francisco, and Call of Juarez: The Cartel have all trailed far behind their console counterparts, and Ubisoft is following the same route with Assassin’s Creed: Revelations.
