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Nintendo Interested In A 3D Remake Of Zelda: A Link To The Past
Posted by andha on 9:46 PM
In a recent interview, longtime Zeda producer Eiji Aonuma brought up the possibility that Nintendo might release more 3D updates of classic Zelda titles to follow-up its Ocarina of Time remake for 3DS. One possible title was brought up: The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.
Speaking with Gamesradar, Aonuma said, "Mr. Miyamoto himself has been talking recently about going back to the 2D Zelda games," he said, "in particular the ones that were designed with multiple levels to the world like A Link to the Past, and taking those 2D graphics and recreating them in 3D so that you could get a sense for the depth of those worlds. That's...
Harry Partridge Sings A Song Of Skyrim
Posted by andha on 9:45 PM
Animator Harry Partridge is known for creating some very funny Youtube videos based on nerd culture icons, most notably his "Saturday Morning Watchmen" parody. As a big fan of Bethesda's Skyrim, he's now used his talents to create a new video entitled "Sony of Skyrim."
It's extremely well done, as is his earlier Skyrim-inspired video, which we've posted below as we...
DC Universe Online Gains 1 Million Users As Free-To-Play Game
Posted by andha on 9:45 PM
Sony Online's DC Universe garnered generally strong reviews, but failed to achieve success as a subscription-driven massively multiplayer game. To jumpstart the game's player base, Sony made a decision to change DCUO to a free-to-play business model. So far, it looks like the move is a success.
Today, Sony Online revealed that one million new players have signed up to play since the game went free-to-play.
"DC Universe Online's transition to free-to-play has been welcomed by the community and gamers with heroic enthusiasm. In just one week alone, 1 million new players have joined DCUO with a 50/50 split between PC and PS3."
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Game Informer Show 88: Skyrim, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3
Posted by andha on 9:44 PM
The headline speaks for itself. Two of the biggest, most anticipated games in history have arrived, and we're here to talk about them.
The first segment features reviewer Andy Reiner, Joe Juba, Matt Miller, and Phil Kollar telling host Matt Helgeson just how epic and amazing The Elder Scroll V: Skyrim is. Oddly, the segment later devolves into a debate about the "correct" and/or "cheating" way to fight a dragon. Things get quite tense.
Despite the warlike game that inspired it, the second segment is more placid, with Reiner and Matt Bertz discussing Infinity Ward's ultra-blockbuster Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. From what we understand,...
Reiner And Phil Play The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Posted by andha on 9:44 PM
As hardcore Bethesda fans, Reiner and I have been eager to check out the developer's latest epic, open-world fantasy ever since it appeared on our cover at the start of the year. Skyrim is finally here, and we've been whittling away hours in its massive landscape. Join us for a brief tour.
In this 35 minutes of Skyrim, we drop in on an unsuspecting family of bears, show of one of the game's most intriguing secret areas, and, yes, go toe-to-toe with a dragon.
SPOILER WARNING: This video was recorded at end-game and does contain some areas, creatures, and abilities that some viewers may consider spoilers. We don't reveal any major storyline...
Saints Row Penetrator Altered In Japan
Posted by andha on 9:43 PM
Saints Row: The Third's release in Japan got a little less amusing.
A THQ representative told Game Informer that, due to stricter guidelines, the publisher had to remove the veins and physics from the in-game Penetrator weapon for its release in Japan. The Penetrator is a melee weapon comprised of a three-foot long purple phallus attached to the handle of a baseball bat.
Unfortunately, we were unable to obtain any images of the changes made to the Japan version.
Saints Row: The Third releases on November 15 in North America and Europe and November 17 in Jap...
Steam Database Hacked, Valve Investigating Possible Theft
Posted by andha on 9:43 PM
Valve said today its Steam database was hacked last weekend and that personal information, including names, e-mails, and encrypted credit card information may have been compromised.
A message from Valve president Gabe Newell says the company learned of the intrusion on Sunday and originally believed only its forums were breached. Valve eventually learned intruders accessed the database in addition to the forums.
The company said that while it has not seen any misuse of credit card information, members should monitor their credit activity closely.
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THQ Introduces Saints Row: The Third DLC Season Pass
Posted by andha on 9:42 PM
If you're amped for gangsters in space, clone battles, and the prospect of wearing an altar boy costume in Saints Row: The Third, this season pass is for you.
For a mere $19.99, fans will receive all three Saints Row: The Third DLC mission packs, plus the Nyte Blayde vampire hunter content. In total, this will save you 15 percent over what you would spend if you purchased each mission pack individually. We don't have a lot of details on these DLC packs, but this is how THQ describes them:
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Zelda 25th Anniversary: Remembering Link’s Awakening
Posted by andha on 9:41 PM
When the Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening came out, I was doubtful. The Game Boy was a cool system, but my favorite games had a habit of losing something in the portable transition. Mega Man lost entire stages. Mortal Kombat was an indecipherable mess. Even Mario wasn’t immune. Through the Game Boy’s monochromatic lens, the mascot was transformed into a submarine-driving munchkin who threw rubber balls at giant insects. I had a hard time believing that the little plastic rectangle could be a suitable home for my beloved Zelda. I used my skepticism as a shield, hoping to protect myself from being disappointed in the game the same way...
Call of Duty Elite Memberships Extended 30 Days
Posted by andha on 9:41 PM
Due to the ongoing launch issues with Call of Duty Elite, Activision said it will extend premium memberships by 30 days at no additional cost.
"If you’re still considering becoming a premium member, we’re going to extend Founder eligibility until the end of the month, and you will also receive the additional 30 days of access," the publisher stated.
An update was posted today on the official website provided the latest on Elite. Activision reaffirmed gameplay data from both Black Ops and MW3 is safely stored, and it will all be available once these issues are resolved.
"Many of you are trying to get in and unfortunately, you can’t right...
Limbo Sells Over One Million Worldwide
Posted by andha on 9:40 PM
The sales of Playdead's haunting puzzle-platforming title still haven't slowed down.
Today the developer announced that Limbo has sold over one million copies worldwide. The impressive sales aren't surprising considering that the game, which came out on Xbox Live Arcade in July 2010, still holds on to the top spot in XBLA sales charts and has also expanded to the PC and PS3 platforms. With Limbo heading to Macs in the near future, look for these sales to keep skyrocketing.
The success allowed developer Playdead to eventually purchase itself back from investors. I can't wait to see what Playdead has in store for its "weird" follow-...
EverQuest II Going Free-To-Play
Posted by andha on 9:40 PM
Sony Online Entertainment announced EverQuest II is going free-to-play next month.
A letter published online today by producer Dave Georgeson explains the reason behind the decision. SOE says it's combining both EverQuest II and EverQuest II: Extended into one service with a single membership.
Additional changes include:
Gold membership in EverQuest II will provide access to all races and classes (except the Freeblood race and the Beastlord class) and is identical in all ways to the current subscription status on EQII Live servers.
The free membership level will be called "Free" instead of "Bronze."
Silver membership now costs 500 Station...
Watch Seven Seconds Of The New Alan Wake Game
Posted by andha on 9:39 PM
Spike TV is sharing a sneak peek of the new Alan Wake trailer appearing in full at the 2011 VGAs.
Judging from this brief glimpse, Alan still has short hair, still has full use of both legs, and still loves to wander the world with a flashlight. If you want more intel than that on the upcoming Xbox Live Arcade game, tune into the Video Game Awards on December 10 on Spike TV, MTV2 And Spike.com at 8:00 p.m. EST.
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Uncharted 3 Ships 3.8M Units
Posted by andha on 9:38 PM
Sony said today it shipped 3.8 million copies of Uncharted 3 to retailers globally in the first day. The company has not provided actual sales numbers to consumers at this time, however.
It's worth noting that while shipped numbers give a good indication of excitement for the game at retail, it doesn't give a full picture. Electronic Arts announced last month it shipped 10 million copies of Battlefield 3 in the first week it, yet the publisher actually sold about half of that.
“Uncharted 3 is a blockbuster and these incredible sales figures reflect that," said Nick Caplin, Head of Communications at Sony Computer Entertainment...
Star Trek Online Free-To-Play Transition Date Announced
Posted by andha on 9:37 PM
The Trekkie game is not-so-boldly going where many MMOs have gone before sooner than you'd think.
As we previously reported, once Perfect World acquired developer Cryptic Studios, it decided to transition Star Trek Online to a free-to-play business model supported by micro transactions. Today on the Star Trek Online blog, executive producer Stephen D’Angelo announced the transition is taking place on Tuesday, January 21.
To appease the faithful subscribers of the service, Cryptic plans to grant them 400 free Cryptic Points, the in-game currency, each month starting December 1. Rather than distributing these points at the same time to...
Gotham City Imposters Gets Release Date & Beta Info
Posted by andha on 9:37 PM
Warner Bros.' Gotham City fanboy battle royale now has a release date. Gotham City Imposters is set to hit the streets early next year.
The PS3, PC, and Xbox 360 downloadable title comes out on January 10, but no exact price has been given just yet. The first-person title features 12-player online multiplayer mayhem where dressed-up street super heroes battle it out.
An open beta for the game is planned in December. To register for your chance to get in, head over to the game's official site.
For more on the game, check out Jeff's write-up of the game's Fumigation mode.
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Assassin's Creed Revelations
Posted by andha on 9:36 PM
Assassin's Creed: Revelations' Launch Trailer Promises Answers
Up until now, the Assassin's Creed series has piled on the mysteries. With Assassin's Creed: Revelations, Ubisoft promises some long-awaited answers.
As this launch trailer shows, players aren't the only ones getting impatient – after 30 years in power with the Assassin's order, Ezio is making it clear that he's on an information-gathering mission. We'll only have to wait a few more days to find out what he uncovers. Assassin's Creed: Revelations is shipping November ...
Super Mario 3D Land
Posted by andha on 9:32 PM
Super Mario 3D Land Review
The 3DS has a couple of great games from Nintendo. The problem is that they’re remakes of N64 titles. Gamers were glad to experience classics like The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Star Fox 64, but no one buys a new system to play games over a decade old. That all changes with the excellent Super Mario 3D Land, an all-new adventure in the Mushroom Kingdom – that mixes in plenty of entertaining references to Mario’s back catalog.
3D Land takes level progression all the way back to the original Super Mario Bros., with eight linear worlds to beat one by one. Every stage ends...
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3
Posted by andha on 9:31 PM
Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Review
It would be easy to dismiss Modern Warfare 3 as just another iterative update to the massively successful shooter series. After attending a preview event this summer, I left with concerns that the Infinity Ward/Sledgehammer Games collaboration shelved the multiplayer innovation Treyarch introduced with Black Ops in favor of more minor, underwhelming updates. Some of my early concerns proved valid, but many of the incremental tweaks are smart additions to the multiplayer experience. Modern Warfare 3 does little to fundamentally change the well-known franchise formula, but it offers...
Rayman Origins
Posted by andha on 9:30 PM
Rayman Origins Review: No Rabbids Required
When I started playing Rayman Origins, I didn’t have any particular fondness for the character or the series in general. I always felt that, amiable as he might be, Rayman was a junior varsity player in a league of professionals. Call me a convert. After putting down my controller for the last time, I can’t wait to see what else Ubisoft has in store for Rayman, Globox, and the rest of the crew.
Rayman Origins is an undeniably beautiful game, with vibrant environments and richly defined characters. The graphical fidelity is astounding, even when you scrunch your face against the TV screen. Characters...
Getting Started In Skyrim
Posted by andha on 9:28 PM
Skyrim is an incredibly large and complex game. How big is it? We’ll leave that for you to figure out. However, the game has so much to do that you can easily get overwhelmed, especially in the first five to ten hours.
After multiple Game Informer editors spent dozens of hours apiece in the game, we’ve come away with some simple tips to help ease your path onto the snow-lined paths of Skyrim.
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