Time travel is one of the most interesting ideas that science fiction plays with, and dozens of films and books have been written about the possibility that you could go back in time and fix your mistakes. Tons of video games have used time travel as a plot device but very few have actually incorporated it as a mechanic (the only ones that comes to mind for me are Prince of Persia and Braid).
I wish I could drink some delicious and refreshing beverage Nuka Cola while I play Fallout. While you can’t get your hands on Nuka Cola, you will be able to buy some more Fallout, with the soon-to-be-released DLC pack Old World Blues. It’s available for download later this month. Here are some screenshots to quench your thirst for post-apocalyptic adventure.
For those of you that bought inFamous 2, the multiplayer beta for Uncharted 3 is available now for you jump in and enjoy. Everyone else will gain access from July 5th and last until the 13th, and first impressions are simply great. Uncharted 3 is easily the Playstation 3’s biggest exclusive this year and, as such, it has incredible expectations to live up to. I haven’t played a great deal of the multiplayer in Uncharted 2, but what I’ve seen so far from this beta is certainly impressive.
We’re pretty excited about the upcoming Lord Of The Rings game, War InThe North, an action RPG take on Middle Earth. If you’re also pining away for it like Smeagol does for the Precious, then you’ll be happy to hear that there’s not only a collector’s edition, but also retailer-specific pre-order bonuses, and console-specific goodies!
Now THAT’S the spirit America! The only way out of our nation’s economic crisis is to use our credit cards to buy digital goods, then spend dozens of man-hours playing video games during our national three-day weekend! Now YOU can show off your patriotism buy spending money you don’t have on things you don’t need with these weekend video game sales!
The upcoming Captain America: Super Soldier
might seem like another mediocre movie tie-in game,
rushed through development in order to coincide with a film’s release
date. You
can believe that if you want, but you know who’ll fight to defend your
right to
express your beliefs until his dying breath? Captain America! So go
ahead and think what you want, Cap, and I along with all freedom-loving
people everywhere will hold off on our opinions until we’ve seen a bit
more of
the game in action before rushing to judgment.
If
you were a CEO of a company, it’s never good to hear your shareholders
tell you to quit your job and let someone else take over. This happened to Sony CEO Howard
Stringer recently. Sony’s current image
and future plans were topics of concern at their shareholder meeting,
held, most notably, after the PSN hacking debacle. Stringer commented: “I think you see that cyber
terrorism is now a global force, affecting many more companies than just Sony.
If hackers can hack Citibank, the FBI and the CIA, and yesterday the video game
company Electronics Arts, then it’s a negative situation that governments may
have to resolve.”
