By: Eddie Makuch Square Enix today announced an all-new game called Murdered: Soul Suspect. The project is due out for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC and will have players solving “possibly the hardest case of all.” No developer or release date for Murdered: Soul Suspect was provided. It is possible the game could be from Eidos Montreal or Crystal Dynamics, both of which are … Continue reading Square Enix reveals Murdered: Soul Suspect
By: Eddie Makuch The PlayStation 4 rumor floodgates are spilling over. A new report at Edge states the PS4 controller’s rumored “Share” button will allow gamers to publish screenshots and video across the Internet. According to sources, the PS4 hardware will constantly record the most recent 15 minutes of gameplay (at no processing cost), which gamers can then edit and share. As was previously rumored, the sources also suggest … Continue reading PS4 can share videos, screens – Report
By: Matt Miller The developer behind Crysis has a new location here on American shores. A press release from Crytek today details the arrival of a new studio in Austin, TX. The studio will open with a team of 35 developers on staff. David Adams will serve as CEO of Crytek USA. “I’m thrilled to be a part of the newest Crytek studio, which will boast … Continue reading Crytek Opens New U.S. Studio
By: Eddie Makuch Assassin’s Creed III‘s three-part Tyranny of George Washington expansion will begin February 19. That’s when the first episode–The Infamy–launches for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC, Ubisoft announced today. The content will be available as a free download for those who hold a $30 Season Pass and will be $10 otherwise. The content can also be purchased at GameStop and Best Buy, Ubisoft said. … Continue reading Tyranny of George Washington DLC hits Assassin’s Creed III in February
By: Eddie Makuch Dead Space 3 will be the first entry in the franchise to include microtransactions. Eurogamer reports today that the action game will allow players to use real-world money to purchase various resources like materials and scrap parts. This is entirely optional, Dead Space 3 associate producer Yara Khoury explained. “You can buy resources with real money, but scavenger bots can also give you the currency that … Continue reading Dead Space 3 has microtransactions
By: Eddie Makuch Resident Evil: Revelations will not be a 3DS-exclusive forever. Capcom today announced that the zombie action game is coming to consoles and PC. The game will hit Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC, and Wii U on May 21 in the United States (May 24 in Europe) for $50. A digital version of Resident Evil: Revelations will be available on PS3 and PC on launch day, with … Continue reading Resident Evil: Revelations coming to consoles, PC
By: Eddie Makuch In an effort to bolster its financial foundation, Sony has agreed to sell its New York City-based United States headquarters for $1.1 billion, the company has announced. The 37-story office is located at 550 Madison Ave and will be sold to an investment consortium led by the Chetrit Group. The deal is expected to close by March 2013. Sony expects the transaction to … Continue reading Sony selling US office for $1.1 billion
By: Sean O’Connell Surfboards. Beer. Babes. Drift seems to have all of the ingredients of a bitchin’ surf lark, with Sam Worthington and his Aussie buds opening a surf shack as a means of putting life on hold for a few more years. Those tasty waves don’t last forever, after all. But the latest trailer for Morgan O’Neill and Ben Nott’s sport-drama suggests a darker turn that suddenly … Continue reading Sam Worthington Tests The Waters In Trailer For Surf Drama Drift
By: Erren Van Duine December 18th will be marking the 25th anniversary of Final Fantasy, and to celebrate we’re giving out some official themed posters! Originally available only at Pax Prime this past September, Square Enix has provided us with a sizable collection of these Yoshitaka Amano designed posters. As part of our first contest in a series of more to come, we’ll be giving you … Continue reading Final Fantasy 25th Anniversary Poster Giveaway Contest
By: Kristy Puchko With 30 years of filmmaking under his belt, acclaimed indie auteur Gus Van Sant has cemented his reputation as a challenging filmmaker willing to tackle tricky topics from gay rights (Milk) to school violence (Elephant) and fracking (The Promised Land.) Now, he’s working to raise up new daring filmmakers, shepherding the release of Xavier Dolan‘s third feature Laurence Anyways. Canadian writer, director, … Continue reading Gus Van Sant Presents Xavier Dolan’s Transgender Drama Laurence Anyways
