Today is a big day for Call of Duty fans as Activision and Treyarch are finally able to show off the next iteration of the blockbouster franchise. It is no surprise that this year’s game is Black Ops 2, but the setting this time around is a little different from past games as it takes place in 2025.
Sony Santa Monica revealed some new details about God of War: Ascension. The main story is that this will be the first God of War game with multiplayer support.
Sega and developer Sumo Digital finally announced their sequel to 2010’s Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing. Subtitled Transformed, this sequel’s big focus is Sonic and Sega’s All-Stars having transformable vehicles. All characters in the game can transform their cars into planes or boats given the terrain they have ahead in iconic tracks Sumo has planned in this new iteration.
Bethesda has officially announced the release of Dawnguard for Xbox 360. Due to Bethesda’s exclusivity right with Microsoft, the game will be arriving in summer for the Xbox, with no release for the PS3 or PC officially confirmed as of yet.
With just the release image and other details on what the actual DLC will contain, Skyrim fans will surely be racking their brains as to the content of Dawnguard. It’ll be interesting to see how many features from the Skyrim Game Jam video, perhaps a focus on the vampire abilities or maybe new weapons? Though I’m no mastermind, with a name like ‘Dawnguard’ I’m pretty positive we can expect some kind of skirmish on Dawnstar.
Player Affinity’s MMO enthusiast Robyn Taylor took a look at Guild Wars 2 in this weekend’s beta. Here are her thoughts on ArenaNet and NCsoft’s opus.
This week we discuss gaming’s biggest stories including Sony’s answer to Super Smash Brothers, why Ghost Recon’s Gunsmith isn’t a big deal, and another opinion on why Ninja Gaiden 3 sucks.
Bungie is gone, yet Master Chief is back. Gamers who grew up blasting Grunts and Elites on a strange ringworld have every right to be concerned that the next installment in their favorite franchise is being developed by someone other than its original creator: 343 Industries.
