In just over a month, Wii owners will finally be able to get their hands on Disney Epic Mickey, and to make the wait just that much tougher, Warren Spector and the folks at Junction Point Studios have released a gameplay trailer. The trailer doesn’t reveal any hidden revelations, but it does hint at the fun mechanics and encounters that gamers can expect in a few weeks. See for yourself below.
In just over a month, Wii owners will finally be able to get their hands on Disney Epic Mickey, and to make the wait just that much tougher, Warren Spector and the folks at Junction Point Studios have released a gameplay trailer. The trailer doesn’t reveal any hidden revelations, but it does hint at the fun mechanics and encounters that gamers can expect in a few weeks. See for yourself below.
Last week Player Affinity did a round-up of gadgets shown at the New York Comic Con, and one of the things which impressed us most was a PC peripheral codenamed “Project Tuatara”. In short, Tuatara is a motion-sensing wireless controller that replaces your mouse and keyboard, and has a built in wireless projector which replaces your monitor. It senses where you aim and projects the game directly in front of you on the wall, floor or ceiling. We spoke with David Lashmet the Global Product Manager for Advanced Applications at Microvision, makers of Project Tuatara.
The third DLC pack released for Mafia 2, titled “Joe’s Adventures” will hit Xbox Live, PSN, and PC on November 23rd. The price will be, you guessed it, $10.
The new DLC focuses on Joe Barbaro who is the best friend of our protagonist Vito Scaletta. The DLC reportedly takes place while Vito is in prison and focuses almost exclusively on Joe. The only downside is that you have to wait until November to get your paws on this Mafia goodness. Maybe the next DLC will take a cue from Rockstar’s Red Dead Redemption and give us some zombie mobsters. One can only hope.
Last week 30 Rock aired the show live, twice, once for East Coast and West Coast time zones. This week they’re back to their standard non-live format with the episode “Reaganing”, written by Matt Hubbard and Directed by Todd Holland. The term “Reaganing” is what Jack calls going 24 hours without making a single mistake. At the start of the episode, Jack is almost through a day of perfect decisions; when Liz enters his office with a problem involving her lovelife, Jack sees solving her problem as the ultimate challenge to complete his day of Reaganing.
This week’s episode of Supernatural, Live Free or TwiHard, as the title suggests, is centered around vampires and some much needed Twilight jokes. As someone who didn’t become a big Supernatural fan until season 3, I’ve always wondered why they have seemingly ignored one of the most classic monsters around. It seems like ghosts and shape-shifters have been used much more than vampires have in its later seasons.
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At a press conference in Tokyo, Level 5 has just announced Layton Kyouju VS Gyakuten Saiban, the Japanese name for a new 3DS game that they are developing as a franchise crossover between Level 5’s own Professor Layton and Capcom’s Phoenix Wright. Level 5 has announced that they will be developing this fanboy’s wet dream in collaboration with Capcom. Attentive fans may remember that the two companies recently teased that they would be cooperating on a project; this appears to be the fruits of their labor.
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We PAMers are proud to report a great host of DVD and Blu-ray releases this week. There are many classics being re-released from a range of genres (fantasy, war, musicals, etc…) whilst the new releases include a mix of major releases, indie films and straight-to-DVD offerings.
