With Halo 4’s release approaching, Microsoft might already be looking at the next installment in the franchise. Microsoft recently registered many domains related to “Halo Infinity:” HaloInfinity.net, HaloInfinityMultiplayer.com, HaloInfinity.org, and so on. The domains were registered through Mark Monitor, a brand protection agency, and it just so happens that Microsoft.com is registered through Mark Monitor too.
Bioware sent out a press release to major media outlets around the world today, announcing the new Mass Effect 3 Ending DLC aptly named, “Mass Effect 3 Extended Cut.”
You’ll be able to put some faces to the names you see here on Player Affinity if you come to the Penny Arcade Expo this weekend in Boston. Keep an eye on Player Affinity’s twitter account for updates from PAX throughout the weekend.
The organization dedicated to bringing a cathartic and comprehensive ending to Mass Effect 3 is back at the drawing board thinking of new ways to do a little bit of good and make their message heard at PAX. RetakeMe3, which is close to 60 thousand members strong, has from the start advocated for contributions to many charitable organizations. The charity Child’s Play benefited the most from gamers’ generosity, gaining a total of 80 thousand dollars in the few short weeks since the group’s inception. Today I sat down with Eric again to go over what’s in the future for RetakeME3′s charity work and what can we expect from the group during PAX.
An epic science fiction trilogy about humanity fighting to take back Earth from alien invaders. Is is the video game Mass Effect? Nope, it’s Blast Radius, a science fiction play by Mac Rogers currently running off-off-Broadway in New York City.
From Resident Evil Operation Raccoon City to Mass Effect 3, video game developers are letting players choose to kill off some of the most important characters in their franchises. We here at Player Affinity don’t wish harm on anyone, especially our beloved video game characters. But sometimes, no matter how hard we try, we can’t help but wish the worse, even death, on certain video game characters.
The news all Skyrim fans have been eagerly awaiting: Todd Howard has announced the first batch of DLC arriving monthly beginning in June. The first DLC pack for Skyrim features a massive thirty two player online battle mode, where Dragon Born are allowed to use their fists in frenzied bare knuckle combat.
