Despite a trailer seemingly identifying the release date of Halo 4 that released this morning, Microsoft is still urging fans to “sit tight.” The trailer, as seen here, is apparently a fake, according to Microsoft. However, for those of you willing to believe that this could possibly be Microsoft plugging a leak, then expect Halo 4 to release on November 21st, 2012.
Mass Effect 3 is scheduled to be released in one week, concluding this epic trilogy. Its developer, Bioware is famous for their epic dialogue and story; for those of you who never played the first two, or forgot what happened in the years since you finished ME 2, here is what happened to Commander Shepard and crew in the first two games.
I am going to be brutally honest; I have never cared for the Ninja Gaiden games but I still appreciate them regardless.
The NBA lockout is long over, and now the NBA Live lockout will follow suit. EA Sports confirmed that the game is in production, and posted a picture on Twitter showing Cleveland Cavaliers’ Kyrie Irving playing the game. Further details, and a release date, have not yet been mentioned.
The Dreamcast continues to live on, as Sega recently announced that Jet Set Radio will be released for Xbox Live and Playstation Network. In the 22-second teaser trailer, Sega proudly shows off the Jet Set Radio logo, with the question, “Guess who’s back?”
As most of you are probably already aware, Mass Effect 3 is scheduled to be released on 6th March in North America, and 9th March throughout Europe and the UK. Bioware are famous for their epic dialogues and extended game play, and for those of you who never played the first two, here is what you’ve been missing
The Jet Set franchise has been one that has been fairly highly regarded by fans, so it should not come as too much of a surprise that Jet Set Radio will soon be blading (pardon the pun) onto Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStaion Network in the near future. Radio joins the list of Sega games that have seemed to make their way onto the current gen downloadable spheres, but unfortunately, most of the information known about the release ends there.
The source of this came from a recent video that Sega uploaded onto YouTube, which can be found here, and the amount of information that is given is minimal to say the least, but will definitely quench the thirst of those longing for a rerelease. Because the news itself ends there, I would like to now try to engage in a discussion as to whether a roller blading game will still play within the current generation of consoles. Jet Set Radio came out in 2000, and things have changed quite a bit since its release. Do you think that it will end up being a big hit for Sega, or do you think that rereleasing such a game is only pandering towards the previous fans, and the gameplay does not hold up with current times?
