Square Enix’s Tomb Raider was released yesterday across multiple platforms, that is, except for the Wii U. If you picked up a copy of the game yesterday, you probably haven’t even thought about touching its multiplayer modes as we’re sure you’re dying to know what exactly is going on with Lara Croft in this game that makes her always look so beat up. But that isn’t stopping Square Enix from announcing its first multiplayer map pack.
Tomb Raider will be receiving its first multiplayer map pack called “Caves and Cliffs” which introduces three new multiplayer maps exclusively on the Xbox 360 on March 19. Each of the three maps in this pack will be playable within all four of Tomb Raider’s multiplayer game modes and their names and descriptions follow: (more…)
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If you happen to own the Sony PS3, then get this – fans of the Final Fantasy series will be pleased to hear that the beta of the Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn is now available, and Square Enix, in a way, has said that they will not be sparing any expense in delivering the most memorable elements of the series into A Realm Reborn. There will definitely be subsequent patches of the title, where the Square Enix team intends to throw in more great stuff into the mix, and it would not be too hard to do considering how Final Fantasy has a quarter of a century’s worth of history to draw from.
The previous iteration of the Final Fantasy MMO certainly did not go the way Square Enix had intended, which is why they have recreated the game and called it “A Realm Reborn”. If you’re a fan of the Final Fantasy franchise and you believe that Square Enix should be given another chance as far as the FF MMO is concerned, you might be interested to learn that Beta signups for the game have been announced, which means that you can go ahead and register yourself if you wish to partake in the game ahead of others.
