TT Games brings the phenomenal Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes to the Nintendo Wii U as villains come out of the woodwork to wreck havoc.
Injustice: Gods Among Us takes an extended look at the history of Batgirl coming as a new character in a downloadable content pack.
See the beginnings of Bruce Wayne and his crimefighting alternate persona in Batman: Arkham Origins.
Life and death rest upon the very decisions you make in approaching problems in The Last of Us.
Marvel Heroes exposes the very first episode of Chronicles of Doom, detailing the story behind the free to play game.
The remastered Resident Evil: Revelations launches from Capcom with a terror filled new trailer.
Single player missions and cooperative gameplay merge together through use of the Strategic Mission Interface as Sam Fisher and Isaac Briggs get stealthy in Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Blacklist.
Blackbird Interactive explores the backbone of the scavenger fleet, the Baserunner, in the second developer diary for Hardware: Shipbreakers.
Devolver Digital and Flying Wild Hogs plan to bring a reimagined Shadow Warrior to PC and next generation consoles.
Meteor Entertainment releases the Facility update for Hawken, packed with brand new items and a beautiful new map.
Kinect for Xbox One coming to PC
According to Kinect program manager Scott Evans, Microsoft plans on bringing the...
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Xbox One does not provide any built-in DVR capabilities
"Xbox One does not provide any built-in DVR capabilities, but on your Xbox One...
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Xbox One increases friends lists to 1,000
if you were one of the ones upset that the Xbox 360 capped friends lists at 100,...
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Xbox One allows players to auto-resume games through cloud
With the Xbox One touting the ability to do so much--surf the internet, watch TV,...
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Xbox One achievements dynamic, not limited to single games
Microsoft has given details on some of the revisions to achievements in the Xbox One.
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As part of its Flame Red 3DS announcement today, Nintendo also dropped release targets for two of its most anticipated 3DS games. The company announced that Super Mario 3D Land will be hitting in November, and Mario Kart 7 will follow in December.
QUICKTAKE: 3DS has been home to a number of heavy-hitters from Nintendo's pantheon of franchises. But, it's been missing the most important one of them all: Mario. The new Super Mario game for 3DS, developed by the same team responsible for Super Mario Galaxy, is a defining game for the platform and helps sell how 3D can not only enhance, but be a vital part of, gameplay.
THE DEMO: There are four small levels playable in the E3 demo. Each of the levels takes advantage of 3D in different ways, thanks to some very clever camera work. One level in particular stunned: a Mario Bros. 3-inspired warship with spiked pistons that literally jump out of the screen. I had access to the Fire Suit, but I ended up playing almost exclusively with the Tanooki suit. But, can you blame me? Read more »
[Update] Nintendo's fact sheet doesn't shed much light on the upcoming game, but it gives us a little more detail on new moves and enemies. Mario is getting the added ability to do a somersault attack and dash, and Tanooki Mario, as you might expect, hovers and uses floating attacks. Goombas are also getting tails, and as seen in the video, Piranha Plants spit ink at the screen.
[Original Story] At today's E3 press briefing, Nintendo showed off gameplay of Super Mario 3DS, and announced the game will be coming to stores this year. The glimpse at gameplay confirmed the Raccoon (or Tanooki) suit and showed it in action. Read more »
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