Resident Evil: Revelations Priced at 39.99

Capcom backpedals on the notion of releasing a $50 dollar portable game on 3DS.

Capcom has been a company rife with controversy in the past year. Between cancelling a major Mega Man title, releasing an update to Marvel vs. Capcom 3 a mere 8 months after launch, and not allowing gamers to delete save data on Resident Evil: Mercenaries, the Japanese developer has gained some ill will from players. At least one of those sticking points for consumers has been settled, at least in the U.S. that is. The upcoming Resident Evil: Revelations is now set to be priced the same as most 3DS titles.

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Kingdoms of Amalur Includes Day One DLC in the Box

A nice freebee, or insidious anti-used marketing tactics? You decide.

Online passes are a touchy subject in the realm of gaming. Initially explained as a way to defer costs of running and maintaining servers and community for online multiplayer focused games, the pass has become something else entirely. Batman: Arkham City hid away the much-publicized Catwoman missions behind an online pass, and it seems like Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning is going the same route. Or is it?

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Nintendo’s Year End Sales Provide Some Impressive Numbers

Nintendo’s April-December sales recap reveals that they are still a force to be reckoned with.

Nintendo’s initial launch of the 3DS may have fallen short of expectations; but the handheld bounced back triumphantly, as three first-party titles easily cleared the million unit milestone. Super Mario 3D Land topped the list selling 5.03 million units worldwide. Mario Kart 7 also did well with 4.57 million units sold worldwide. Finally The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D sold 2.49 million units.  

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Vita Gets a 3G Bundle At Launch

Sony gives extra incentive to get its more expensive model.

The PlayStation Vita doesn't come out in North America until next month but the press on the Japanese release late last year hasn't been positive. Sony's new handheld hasn't been selling well and there's been reports of various technical issues. In addition, there isn't much incentive to buy the more expensive 3G Vita model, perhaps because AT&T is the service provider.

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SoulCalibur V DLC Announced

Three separate DLC packs will be released following launch.

Namco Bandai has announced three download content packs for the upcoming SoulCalibur V. Each pack will cost $1.99 or 160 MSP and comes loaded with "exclusive new customization items and music that players can then unlock in-game." The details for each pack is as follows:

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Video Preview: The Darkness II

Mike Wall takes you through The Darkness II Demo.

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Mega Man and Pac-Man Officially Confirmed for Sony Street Fighter X Tekken

The Trolling Continues...

Capcom officially announced yesterday that both Pac-Man and the bad box-art version of Mega Man are confirmed for the PlayStation 3 and PSVita versions of Street Fighter X Tekken. This brings the total of Sony exclusive characters to five, also with Infamous' Cole, and Sony mascots Kuro and Toro.

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Starhawk Hands On Preview

Real-time strategy elements in a 3rd person shooter could make this a unique online experience.

As the spiritual successor to Warhawk, LightBox and Santa Monica Studios hope to evolve online warfare through their PS3 exclusive, Starhawk. The public online beta launched earlier this month for all PS Plus members and will be open to all Uncharted 3 owners on January 31.  The game will be released with a wide variety of online multiplayer modes as well as an offline single player campaign this May.

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Scarygirl Review

Is she supposed to be scary because she looks like a ragdoll dressed as a pirate?

Video games are art. Many people, including myself, stand by this philosophy and when asked for an example, many of us will point to recently made indie titles like Flower, Braid, and Bastion. All of these titles are part of a renaissance of old school design that are making a comeback on the downloadable front. These highly stylized yet minimalistic games are supposed to represent video games in their purest form. At first glance, ScaryGirl looks like another great title in this tradition, but instead you get something more akin to Tim Burton presents Earthworm Jim watching Invader Zim.

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Mass Effect 3: Special Forces Trailer

Bioware reveals a closer look at Mass Effect 3's multiplayer features.

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