Hey, folks, they finally released a brand new trailer for Disney's upcoming flick, Tron Legacy (now, I've got goose bumps again):
Okay, this looks pretty cool. DeathSpank is on its way to PSN and Xbox Live. The game is being developed by Ron Gilbert who worked on a number of popular classics, including Maniac Mansion, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: The Graphic Adventure, The Secret of Monkey Island, Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge, Total Annihilation, Penny Arcade Adventures and Tales of Monkey Island.
Dragon Age: Origins is a game that deserves to be replayed several times. Mainly, because it has different origin stories and each one of the those stories can have a different conclusion, in addition to the game being played differently and with the players being able to take alternate routes throughout the main campaign.
Boy, BioWare sure knows how to make 'em...
That's why I'm hoping Dragon Age 2, which announced only last week, is going to be a decent continuation of the best single-player RPG on the market.
Of course, numerous fans are already concerned about where the developers are taking this. The development studio revealed certain facts such as the main character being fully voiced and the story-telling being a bit more like in ME 2. Yep, it looks like EA cracked its whip again. Still, they did say that the developer's goal isn't to gather a wider audience - they're quite happy with the success of the original.
Harry Potter has indeed been a worldwide phenomenon, as it the latest trailer for the new movie so clearly indicates, and it continues to be popular. Although, I'm not sure if kids are still as crazy about it as they were about the original and the first few books.
Now, it seems they've milked this one as far as it will go.
Really hope the journey ends here.
Wow, and there was me thinking we won't have anything to play this summer. Right now, I have several releases lined-up for the summer gaming season, including Singularity, Transformers: War for Cybertron, Disciples III and, of course, the upcoming action game, Crackdown 2.
Not bad. At least, there will be plenty to play until StarCraft II arrives (which will happened at the end of next month).
Hm, interesting little thing, isn't it? It's one of those games that goes by unnoticed at huge events such as the E3.
From where I'm standing, this looks like a ton of fun.
Well, okay so everyone's yapping on and on about 'Kinect' -- Microsoft's recently renamed motion-sensing tech for the Xbox 360 -- here's the footage you should see if you've missed it:
"Naaice"
"Naaice"
Shut him up... someone.
The E3 madness is over and thank God for that. Couldn't take it any longer. It's too much stuff to look at. One can easily go mad from it all.
Okay, the highlights for me this year were definitely Ghost Recon: Future Soldier, Dues Ex: Human Revolution, Portal 2, Itagaki's new game Devil's Third, Metal Gear Solid: Rising, The Witcher 2 and the return of my favorite character - Rayman :)
This is the Red Dead Redemption short movie, directed by John Hillcoat. It's an interesting take on the franchise, offering a variety of segments from the of John Marston.
