Now this is a nice surprise. Our reader Gianluca Manocchio has informed about an interesting entry on ShopTo. As we can see, this online store has listed Injustice: Gods Among Us for the PC, even though the game has been announced for X360 and PS3. Since NetherRealm has not confirmed anything – and since we know that they don’t give a damn about the PC platform – we advice you take it with a grain of salt. Funny thing is that there is also a PC packshot for it. We’ll contact NetherRealm and try to find out whether this is true or not. You can view below a screen-grab from that PC item. Continue reading Online store ‘ShopTo’ lists Injustice: Gods Among Us for the PC→
Gaz Liddon, co-founder of Ruffian Games, has uploaded a video that showcases a cancelled project that was based on SEGA’s classic 2D scrolling beat’em up, Streets of Rage. According to Liddon, this video features some scenes from a playable prototype of Streets of Rage remake and it was something they built very rapidly and represents pre-pre-pre-pre (lots of pres) pre-Alpha quality. And thank God it was cancelled as we strongly believe that a SOR remake should keep its 2D scrolling mechanics. It’s okay to update its graphics, but why on Earth would someone make it a third-person game? But anyway, you can view the video below. Enjoy! Continue reading Streets of Rage Remake – Footage Emerged from this cancelled project→
Free-to-play fans, we got some good and some bad news for you today. The good news is that Hawken, Adhesive Games’ F2P mech game, is scheduled to enter open beta next week, on December 12th. The bad news is that Path of Exile, one of our most anticipated action hack-n-slash RPGs, is delayed to January 2013 as Grinding Gear believes that a Christmas release is really dangerous and could possibly damage the game and its fanbase. Continue reading Hawken enters open beta next week, Path of Exile open beta delayed to January 2013→
Electronic Arts and Crytek today announced a creative partnership with renowned filmmaker Albert Hughes to produce an online video series inspired by the upcoming sandbox shooter, Crysis 3. Entitled, “The 7 Wonders of Crysis 3”, this cinematic series will set the stage for this latest installment in the Crysis series and introduce weapons, enemies, and gameplay features new to the franchise. These cinematic shorts will also showcase the stunning visuals, dynamic environments of the urban rainforest and intense adaptive warfare fans can expect when Crysis 3 ships on Friday 22 February in UK. Continue reading Crysis 3 will get an online cinematic video series, teaser trailer released→
CCP Games has deployed its 18th game expansion, free-of-charge, to hundreds of thousands of players worldwide. EVE Online: Retribution is said to bring visceral consequences to the massive sci-fi universe, empowering pilots to exact revenge on a much larger scale than ever before. Continue reading EVE Online: Retribution Expansion Is Now Live→
Deep Silver today revealed details about the second of the four character classes from the upcoming side-scrolling action brawler Sacred Citadel. Unlike the Safiri Warrior, the Khukuri Shaman is not one to fight in the front line of a battle, but she has other, more bewitching ways of influencing her opponents. Continue reading Sacred Citadel – Second Class Revealed→
Great news for old-school fans, as the entire Legacy of Kain series (well, apart from the very first game) has been spotted on Steam’s registry, suggesting that Kain and Raziel are coming to Valve’s digital distribution service. Not only that, but after various rumors about a sequel to Planescape, the original and classic RPG, Planescape: Torment, has been spotted on Steam’s registry. This obviously means that this RPG – considered the best RPG by a lot of fans – will be coming indeed on Steam, as Steam’s registry is as a reliable source as it can possibly can. Continue reading The entire Legacy of Kain series is coming to Steam, Planescape: Torment also spotted on Steam’s registry→
Man, it’s been ages since I last checked on ePSXe. Ah, the memories of running ISSPro and enjoying the best soccer game that was never coming to the PC – well, at least back then. Or how about Final Fantasy VII with its 3D hardware accelerated graphics (thanks to all the third-party plugins). Or Tekken 3. Continue reading ePSXe (PS1 Emulator) Version 1.80 Released; First Android Version Released→
