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Kalypso Media launches a massive update for Omerta - City of Gangsters and shows off some new gameplay changes.
Neocore Games launches The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing for the Xbox 360 and PC.
Microsoft executives and developers discuss the Xbox One and everything the company plans to offer.
Tomb Raider launches new areas to explore with the Turning Point trailer.
Wildstar developers discuss the numerous Paths players can explore in the upcoming game.
Agent Voxine discusses some important lessons players will need to know after landing on the planet of Nexus in Wildstar.
Explore the brand new Xbox One in depth with a short trailer.
Remedy Entertainment hits the Xbox One exclusively with a short reveal trailer.
Electronic Arts displays several new games using the Ignite Engine for the Xbox One.
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Blades of Time, the X-Blades sequel that Konami is pretending has nothing to do with X-Blades, is coming to PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on March 6, where it will have to compete with some other games. Perhaps reflecting X-Blades' middling reviews, the sequel will be available at a budget price of $39.99.
Did you know that a game was released in 2009 called X-Blades? Konami is certainly acting like they don't. Despite starring X-Blades protagonist Ayumi, being from the same developer, and having "Blades" right in the title, the announcement of Blades of Time doesn't mention the first game at all. Regardless, it's obviously a sequel, but let's just humor Konami on this one.
Blades of Time is being developed by Gaijin Entertainment for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, set for early 2012. You'll play as Ayumi, trusty gunsword in tow, as she fights off Chaos magic. The press release promises a time rewinding mechanic for puzzles and combat, probably related to those Blades of Time that the title mentioned. She'll also get a dash ability, co-op, and PvP multiplayer. Read more »
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