Bethesda has released an official trailer for their first DLC coming to Skyrim this summer. ‘Dawnguard’ will be available for Xbox Live players at a cost of 1600mp. What does the trailer contain? Vampires, crossbows, werewolves and mounted horse battles. It’s Twilight on crack.
The past few years were filled with hit-and-miss ports of arcade and console classics, as its been a case-by-case basis with the developer/publisher. Having recently played some of Sega’s new Vintage Collection, available on the Playstation Network, got me thinking about the difference between a good and a bad port.
The new Dawnguard DLC trailer for Skyrim shows us a glimpse of what’s to come in the first addition to The Elder Scrolls V.
Player Affinity washes ashore the hostile beaches of those exiled to the island of Wraeclast in the Path of Exile Beta.
For those of you who already play Diablo III know about this feature but for those of you who don’t, developer Blizzard plans to offer an in-game auction house where players can use real money to buy and sell in-game equipment. Diablo III has been playing around with this feature for a while now, and a lot of fans have been waiting to find out when this will happen. Well, this delayed feature was given an ETA via an in-game prompt. This prompt was a notification delivered to players last Tuesday, May 29.
The sequel to Splinter Cell: Conviction may be an upcoming release in January 2013 on consoles including Wii U. Reportedly, it is said to be released sometime in January on Xbox 360, PS3 and Wii U.
Valve and Gamestop team up to sell you more PC games. Yup, that just happened.
