Polytron Announce Fez II
Announced during the Horizon indie press conference, the sequel to magical puzzler and will again be fronted by occasionally controversial Phil Fish with Disasterpiece returning to work on the game’s soundtrack.
Announced during the Horizon indie press conference, the sequel to magical puzzler and will again be fronted by occasionally controversial Phil Fish with Disasterpiece returning to work on the game’s soundtrack.
We already knew it was coming, but Nintendo showcased a new trailer for The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker HD and it was gorgeous.
With at least two new characters.
Set for a release in spring 2014, the game was revealed during the E3 edition of Nintendo Direct.
Heading to the Wii U this year.
Introducing cooperative multiplayer for the first time.
Will highly anticipated titles be MIA this year?
Some of the games we’re most looking forward to before E3 changes our minds.
Michel Ancel’s latest creation, Rayman Legends, received a brand new trailer at Ubisoft’s E3 press conference.
What’s happening when in one weeks time.
Blacklist looks set to close this generation off nicely but I was left a little flat with its E3 trailer.
Retailer listing and a help page on EA’s own site fuel rumours of an E3 reveal.
With the E3 press conferences kicking off in an hours time, we’ve decided to take a look into our crystal ball and then ignore what it says and take some guesses as to what may or may not happen.
Not only will it be the full console version on the handheld, but there will also be exclusive content.
We finally have some Wii U release dates!
Publisher takes three years to listen to customers, but at least they listened.
The excitement I felt after the announcement of Assassin’s Creed III was still just not there for Black Flag, however this new gameplay trailer has gone some way to increasing that
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.
Teaser trailers can be quite good, this isn’t one of those.
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.
Dead Island: Riptide retains its top spot for another week despite two-thirds of the sales this week compared with last.
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.
Who knows how things will turn out, but DICE and Visceral Games are on the scene.
If there’s two things I like it’s exciting new IPs and collector’s editions.
Even though Rayman Legends was delayed from its March release until August 30 in order to sync-up the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, it doesn’t mean it’s going to be any less fantastic.
Nintendo has decided not to hold any press conference at this year’s E3, instead opting to focus on Nintendo Direct.
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.
“FIFA 14 will play the way great football matches are contested”.
I sincerely hope that Nintendo can turn the Wii U’s fortunes around but, at the moment, it’s looking rather bleak.
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.
My, my, file this under unexpected. Sony has just announced that a Ratchet & Clank movie will be released in 2015.
Warner Bros. has announced the next title in the popular Batman: Arkham series in the form or Origins.
Injustice: Gods Among Us has knocked BioShock Infinite from the top spot to debut as this week’s UK number one.
Despite shifting just a quarter of the sales last week compared to the launch week, BioShock Infinite remains as the UK’s number one.
