- Contrast Announced for PC & Consoles
- Quantum Break Teaser
- Need for Speed Rivals Teaser & Screens
- Mornin '13
- Resigned EA CEO Says "Gamers Will Learn to Love" Always-Online
- Final Fantasy XIV Marches to August 27th Re-Release
- Nintendo Schedules Next Direct Presentation on First Day of E3
- New Saints Row Hail to the Chief Video Series
- Grand Theft Auto 5 CE & SE Detailed
- EA Supporting Current-Gen Consoles Until 2017
- Mornin '13
- Need for Speed Rivals
Teaser - Quantum Break
Debut Trailer - Contrast
Teaser - Forza Motorsport 5
Trailer - Call of Duty: Ghosts
BTS Trailer - The Last of Us
Death & Choices Dev Diary - Batman: Arkham Origins
Trailer
- Far Cry 3
Patch 1.05 - Assassin's Creed 3
Patch v1.02 to v1.03 - Far Cry 3
Patch 1.04 - Far Cry 3
Patch 1.02 - Ghost Recon: Future Soldier
Patch 1.4 to 1.5 - Max Payne 3
Patch v1.0.0.56 - Max Payne 3
Patch v1.0.0.55
Well now, let's have a look at what February has in store for us.
First up is Hitman Trilogy HD, for anyone keen on relive 47's earlier endeavors. After that, on February 5, Visceral is up with their third installment in the Dead Space series - this time complete with a dandy co-op feature (if you ever imagined a survival horror game in co-op, this is your perfect opportunity to dive in).
Aliens: Colonial Marines is not too far ahead either. Projected to arrive to stores on February 13, Gearbox has been, well, gearing up shall we say, for this release. We're generally fed up with aliens pry-opening humans and then using them as a toast rack. However, judging from all the media that's constantly being thrown our way for the past few months, this could actually be one of the best shooters this year (hopefully).
On February 19 we'll be strapping on the Nanosuit once more in Crytek's shooter, Crysis 3. That one promises to one massive bundle of fun, most especially if you're into the classic FPS formula.
The same day we go back to Metal Gear, well, without contorting Solid Snake. This time around we're stepping into the high-tech suit of Raiden, as the story takes us to 2018 - 4 years following the events of Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots.
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Only 2,5 weeks to go until a 2 week vacation in New-Zealand :)
This entire year looks like it'll be a bundle of joy due to the 5 or more Kickstarter games being released at various times.
You mean Crysis 3?
Only game on my radar at the moment is Omerta: City of Gansters.
The hands-on previews I've read on Aliens: CM indicate that the game is going to disappoint.
will I have to sell my xbox? will it be a ps3 only title?
1. I actually hadn't even heard about the Hitman HD re-releases...and I'm pleasantly excited about that!
2. Aliens: Colonial Marines...eh...too many of the previews I've seen/read have mentioned the meager amount of challenge/tension a little ways in; I hope those were just the particular level(s) they were shown, and the rest of the game is as bad-ass as most of the trailers would have us believe.
3. Crysis 3, really? You're excited, Vader? I'm still stinging from pre-purchasing goddamned Crysis 2...and wishing it were a de-facto sequel to Crysis 1.
In any case, I'm sure I'll be more excited once I get to try each of those games, but...I'm still knee-deep in the glut of holiday Steam games I purchased...not to mention another go-through of Skyrim, which is now so full of mod-goodness that it's hardly the game it was when I first bought it...and that's a GOOD thing! (Not that the original game wasn't great [it still is], but it's like I'm playing a whole new game for free, now.)
And good morning, all.