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Teaser - Quantum Break
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Trailer - Call of Duty: Ghosts
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Death & Choices Dev Diary - Batman: Arkham Origins
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Word is: "Jimmy's Vendetta takes players into an alternate perspective of the mob through the eyes of Jimmy, the guy the other guys call when they need to finish the job. Players will get their hands dirty helping Jimmy clean up other people's messes as they deal with the Italian and Irish mobsters that reside in Empire Bay. As players progress, a slew of new quests are unlocked, including assassination and timed vehicle pursuits ending in dramatic shoot-outs and explosive car chases. Execute with deadly head shots or charged explosives, and rack up points for precision-timed vehicular power slides, lofty jumps, and supercharged velocity. Multipliers and combos add bonus points to overall scores that will be immediately posted to thenew online leaderboard system, providing extensive re-playability as players work to rise to the top of the ranks."
Jimmy's Vendetta is set to land on September 7, offering over 30 new quests and leaderboard ranking. The add-on will be available via PlayStation Store (PS3), Xbox Live Marketplace (360) and for Windows PC for $9.99/800 Microsoft Points.
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Are you excited about Call of Duty: Ghosts?
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Does it make any practical difference though? They could have it all lined up on release day but then release it for download at a price sometime later. It's only the mechanism that's changed. Somehow it still leaves a sour taste though doesn't it? With actual DLC we can kid ourselves that 'Hit Game X' was so great and such a success that the developers rushed back to their desks to code some more exciting content for us to enjoy. Whereas this just feels like lining up to be milked by the publisher's marketing boys.