Late last night, on Netflix.com, Reed Hastings, co-founder and CEO of Netflix, apologized for the outrage caused when Netflix increased prices by 66 percent. I personally didn’t have a problem with Netflix increasing their prices. As someone who has enjoyed watching Movies and TV shows from my Xbox 360 and PS3 console, I knew a price-hike was expected and thought it was reasonable.
Were you wondering what happened to Adam Jensen when he was in that storage crate for a few days durring that one mission in Deus Ex: Human Revolution? Really? You were? Well, that’s a little obsessive, but I suppose you’ll be glad to hear that the new Deus Ex: Human Revolution DLC will provide five hours of gameplay devoted to explaining this loose end.
Resident Evil 4 HD was released this week with a mixed response, and Resident Evil Code Veronica X HD is coming out next week.
Playstation blog seems to be all about the contests lately. This time around, they want to know if a random Canadian is like Nathan Drake!
The good news is that Diablo III has a closed beta. The bad news is that if you’re reading about it here instead of in an invitation in your e-mail, well… you aren’t part of the beta.
You and your clan can win up to eight thousand dollars in an upcoming Red Orchestra 2 tournament being hosted by the game’s developer Tripwire Interactive, along with gaming clans Forgotten Honor and The Wild Bunch. This will be the very first official competitive event for Tripwire’s new ultra-realistic World War II shooter, which just came out last week.
In principle, the X-Men comic series has all the necessary ingredients for a fun successful game. The movie franchise, while not always spectacular, opened it up to a large audience; it’s full of diverse characters with wild and wonderful powers and has the cross-media power of Marvel Comics behind it. However, for one reason or another, the X-Men have never had their Arkham Asylum. The closest they got was 2004’s X-Men Legends.
