As far as new content, this week is pretty bare, though there are a few
options if you’ve missed games before and want to benefit from waiting
to check them out. We also see the return of a well liked but long
forgotten franchise in downloadable form.
On June 21st CCP Games launched “Incarna,” the latest expansion for their epic online game EVE Online. The update shipped with several new features such as the Captain’s Quarters which allowed players to explore the world of EVE in 3D and the Noble Exchange which was an online marketplace that sold virtual goods for real money.
The developers of the upcoming massively multiplayer online shooter Firefall
have announced that they will be collaborating with the famous science
fiction writer Orson Scott Card for the story and world of Firefall.
Red 5 Studios talk more about this partnership in their latest dev
diary and explain what this means for gamers who are anticipating the
online game which is set to release later this year.
Sony stated that the PS4 is currently in development. The time when we will see it in our entertainment centers is yet to be determined, but new rumors have emerged concerning the next generation system.
As the video game industry has grown over time and become western based, many games have slipped in patriotic elements. Some subtle, some just plain obvious. Before the we head out to our Bar BQs and fireworks, let’s take a look at the top five patriotic games.
Liberty must be fought for every day, with every breath. Once your colony declares its independence from your oppressors, you can’t just roll over and take a nap. No, the price of freedom is constant vigilance, and since it’s Independence Day, let’s take a look at games where you can play as one of the greatest defenders of freedom in history: Captain America!
Do you remember Respawn Entertainment, the guys who left Infinity Ward without most of the money they earned from Modern Warfare 2, and are still fighting Activision for it to this day? Well, they’re more than just a sensational story, they’re actually a game developer for EA. The surest sign of that so far just occured. Respawn has released an image of their new game, which is great! There is a catch, however. It’s so blurry that it’s impossible to make out any details whatsoever, and you can only see the most obvious things.
