Watch Dogs, The Last of Us, Forza - Shacknews Daily: June 7, 2012
Garnett takes an inside look at games with choices, games with fast cars, and games which won't be out for a while.
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Return to Page 1Angry Birds coming to consoles
Angry Birds is apparently making the trek to more platforms, as an Activison teaser reel highlighted the game and a spokesperson commented on "HD consoles."
Need for Speed Most Wanted preview
Becoming notorious is the name of the game in Criterion's latest entry to the Need for Speed series. A new open world gives players a chance to drive around, wreak havoc, and get into bone-crushing car wrecks.
Crysis 3 preview
We get some hands-on time with a PC build of the last planned chapter in the Crysis trilogy, and see if Crysis 3's new bow lives up to the hype.
Portal 2 adding PlayStation Move support, new levels later this year
The PS3 version of Portal 2 will be getting the MotionPack DLC. Previously exclusive to the Razer Hydra motion controller, this version will use the PlayStation Move controller.
Nintendo's Miiverse messages to be moderated
Nintendo will be moderating Miiverse messages before they go up, resulting in a delay to its social networking tool.
Injustice: Gods Among Us preview
Despite coming from the makers of Mortal Kombat, the DC comic book fighting game Injustice: Gods Among Us actually plays little like it, Ozzie discovers. But it's still jolly good fun.
Peter Molyneux's Curiosity spawns $80,000 DLC
Peter Molyneux unveiled the first of his new company 22Cans' social media experiments at E3, Curiosity, which is about tapping away at a giant block with other players. Oh, and you can pay $78,000 to buy a one-off diamond chisel. It's science, see.
Halo 4 Spartan Ops could span multiple 'seasons'
Halo 4's Spartan Ops mode could go on to create more "seasons" of episodes if the first one is a hit, according to franchise development director Frank O'Connor.
Star Wars 1313 preview
Bounty hunters in the Stars Wars universe are nothing new, but playing one without have to worry about Jedi or the Force? Sacrilege, you say? LucasArts doesn't think so.
