EA Drops Online Passes Due To Negative Customer Feedback
Publisher takes three years to listen to customers, but at least they listened.
Publisher takes three years to listen to customers, but at least they listened.
Dead Island: Riptide manages to hold onto the top spot for a third consecutive week – one more than its predecessor – despite yet another sharp drop in sales.
Adventures big and small feature in June!
June’s PlayStation Plus titles also announced.
Following last week’s pitiful outing, this week is far improved.
Sony has announced a trio of new an intriguing titles for their trio of consoles.
Despite all of the negativity I see around EA, they must be doing things right as people continue to buy their games is mammoth volumes.
Injustice: Gods Among Us had just a single week at the top as it’s been knocked down into second by Dead Island: Riptide which debuts at number one.
Dead Island: Riptide retains its top spot for another week despite two-thirds of the sales this week compared with last.
It may not be a scandal that will gain the same sort of publicity that Tesco has received in the past few months, but I highly doubt that Activision will overly joyed by the outcome as a new Call of Duty game was listed.
Who knows how things will turn out, but DICE and Visceral Games are on the scene.
Stop what you’re doing and go and get Thomas Was Alone.
The first of May brings a very strong PlayStation Store update as we jump back and forth in time.
My, my, file this under unexpected. Sony has just announced that a Ratchet & Clank movie will be released in 2015.
Injustice: Gods Among Us has knocked BioShock Infinite from the top spot to debut as this week’s UK number one.
As with last week, this week’s PlayStation Store update is a little light on content, but there’s some real quality to be found within.
This wonderfully brilliant indie gem was one of the most refreshing titles of last year and it’s release on the PlayStation platforms (especially the Vita) is a match made in heaven.
“FIFA 14 will play the way great football matches are contested”.
Including Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy, Jak II and Jak 3, the Vita version will arrive in June at a price around £25-£30.
Another month, another appraisal of just how excellent Sony’s PlayStation Plus service is. April saw the likes of Okami HD, The Cave and will see indie-gem Thomas Was Alone next week, but Sony has already announced what’s in-store for May.
Holding on for a third week, BioShock Infinite is top of the UK chart, followed by a fourth consecutive week in second for Tomb Raider.
Warner Bros. has announced the next title in the popular Batman: Arkham series in the form or Origins.
This week’s PlayStation Store update is exceptionally light on quantity, but thankfully there’s a gem inside.
Despite shifting just a quarter of the sales last week compared to the launch week, BioShock Infinite remains as the UK’s number one.
Delightful looking puzzle-platformer Tearaway has been dated for October 25.
On this all too cold Wednesday afternoon in early April, what do Sony have in store for us all to help warm up our hearts. Well, other than the already announced PlayStation Plus offerings, not much really.
Ubisoft Toronto revealed they are currently working on five different projects in total – which include two already announced Tom Clancy titles and two new IP’s in addition to the new Assassins Creed.
The final PlayStation Store update of March in 2013 brings at least one utterly fantastic game to your consoles.
UK Charts ending March 30, 2013 As the second biggest launch of the year (behind Tomb Raider), BioShock Infinite has had an impressive debut. It tops this week’s UK charts and also sets the record for the biggest week one launch for the franchise, surpassing BioShock 2 by nearly 9,000 ... Read More
We’ve known about it for nine months now, but today was Battlefield 4′s official unveiling.
Phantasy Star Online 2 – the sequel to the Dreamcast MMORPG that brought the genre to consoles, has been delayed in North America.
Blacklight: Retribution and Primal Carnage: Genesis announced for PlayStation 4.
After months of intriguing speculation, Hideo Kojima has officially revealed that the Phantom Pain is Metal Gear Solid V.
The team at DrinkBox Studios have been working hard on pushing the game’s art style further over the past year and it looks fabulous.
