This week we’re joined by Kelly Brown from The Married Gamers, together we discuss the next Batman game, the awesome Steam summer sale, a surprisingly impressive Borderlands 2 trailer, and the other major gaming news from the past week.
Microsoft has just released a trailer for the live-action Halo 4 webseries Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn. The series will launch on October 5, and will run until Halo 4’s release date on November 6.
According to an advert on the Origin store, Pre-ordering Medal of Honor: Warfighter on Origin will gain buyers access to the Battlefield 4 Beta.
As Max Payne 3 and Bully developers Rockstar Vancouver close down, Rockstar Toronto expands. Does this signal Bully 2?
Who isn’t looking forward to Halo 4? Sure, there will be those who will say that Microsoft is milking the franchise, and that 343 Industries can’t handle a Halo game, but even those skeptical have got to feel some sort of anticipation to the fourth installment. Here’s why countless Xbox 360 owners will be lining the streets as midnight approaches on November 6.
Whilst PS3 and PC owners will have to wait until the end of this month to pick up Dawnguard, Xbox360 owners saw the DLC release just over a week ago due to an exclusivity deal with Microsoft. But does Dawnguard’s content justify a pretty hefty price tag of nearly $20, and was the initial excitement for the content short lived?
Capcom have announced that the 12 characters previously exclusive to the PS Vita version of Street Fighter X Tekken will become available on July 31 as DLC.
