Watch this exciting trailer showing Ezio and Altair in action. Assassin's Creed Revelations comes out November 15, 2011 for the PS3, PC, and 360.
Looks like you could be rolling things into other things on day one.
Now that we know when the Vita is hitting the states it’s time to start figuring out what’s going to be available at launch. Leading the way is Namco Bandai who announced today that three of their main franchises will be available day one.
Ratchet & Clank All4One just wasn't a very good title. I don't want to spend my time playing it anymore.
Instead, a new PlayBit is scheduled to occur on Saturday Night! Live! Be here at 8:30 PM EDT on Saturday Night to catch some of Trendy Entertainment's new game, the long-awaited Dungeon Defenders. See? I wouldn't just cancel one PlayBit on you all without rescheduling something (hopefully) better. After that comes another PlayBit, back on the regular schedule, Monday night! What game will be played then? Why, Kirby's Return to Dreamland! Tune in for these PlayBits, I hope to see you there!
Accessory bundle includes a Dual Shock 3 Controller, HDMI and USB cable.
Sony continues to help introduce gamers to high definition gaming by releasing a new accessory bundle to accompany their new console. Gamers can now pre-order this bundle, called the New Owner's Kit. It will include a Dual Shock 3 controller, an HDMI cable for 1080p resolution as well as Blu-Ray support, and a USB cable.
What once made for a great holdover between Tools of Destruction and A Crack in Time is now a side quest that's mostly forgettable.
At this point in time, Ratchet & Clank Future: Quest for Booty serves little purpose. The PSN release is an extremely short 2-3 hour experience that served only as a holdover for the (at the time) upcoming release of A Crack in Time. The entire quest is focused around contacting Clank, given the events that concluded Tools of Destruction. As such, he's not available for use and Ratchet is provided with a few nifty tools to get the job done.
The twin thumbstick shooter returns! Available October 25 for the PSN, and October 26 for the XBLA.
It's another news-centric PB & Jason!
...When will this guy get some editorial ideas, anyway?
Athena, Leona, Ralf, Chin, Clark and Kensou are preparing for a fight!
As the November 22, 2011 release date comes closer and closer, Atlus and SNK Playmore keep releasing video clips of the fighters performing their special attacks. The following trailers are in this order: Clark, Leona, Ralf, Athena, Chin, Kensou.
Seems Nintendo has more announcements regarding its little 3D handheld gaming machine.
Right before this year’s Tokyo Game Show, Nintendo held a Japanese press event to comment on the status of the 3DS and announce a bevy of new titles including the juggernaut that is Monster Hunter 4. Considering that it’s only been a little more than a month it comes as a surprise that Nintendo has announced that they will be holding another press event this Friday called, “Nintendo 3DS New Information Internet Presentation.”
Qwark and Ratchet spoil Clank's fun.
Secret Agent Clank is the second PSP spin-off title in the Ratchet & Clank series, and like its counterpart, Size Matters, was also developed by High Impact Games. Released originally for the PSP in 2008, Secret Agent Clank was eventually ported to the PS2 in 2009 by Sanzaru games. Since I'm not a big fan of the analog nub on the PSP, I opted for the PS2 version instead, and it seems as though I chose poorly. While I can't vouch firsthand on the improved quality of the PSP version, the difference in review scores paints a pretty clear picture. What I can say is the PS2 version of Secret Agent Clank is a sloppy experience full of issues that sadly ruins the unique gameplay and overshadows the quirky character of the title.
