May 23
The following spoiler-filled video of Watch Dogs has been leaked this morning, likely by an intrepid reviewer aiming to get themselves kicked out of the gaming review circuit as fast … Continue reading
Apr 22
One very early listing on GameStop has revealed the release date for a game we didn’t know until now would certainly exist. This game is The Walking Dead: Game of … Continue reading
Apr 21
Making certain the presentation of their game is left up to their own crew, Bethesda Softworks have released a 30-minute gameplay video of Wolfenstein. This game goes by the full … Continue reading
Apr 16
Console gamers have a new game they can now purchase online, and it looks like a whole lot of fun. The new game is called Trials Fusion and is the latest game in the Trials franchise, which includes Trials Evolution and Trials HD.
The game is a motorcycle and ATV racing title that promises lots of competition and cutting edge graphics, along with social features. The game supports career and multiplayer modes, and has an in-game track editor that lets players share track designs. Players rack up XP points to move to the top of the leaderboards.
Trials Fusion is a physics-based game and it has a new FMX mode that has players trying to pull off tricks to score the most points. The game has 40 new levels, improved character customization options, and challenges for each track. The game is available on consoles now for $19.99(USD), and will be coming to PC on April 24.
[via MajorNelson]
Apr 16
This week the folks at Respawn Entertainment have made plain their intent on bringing in customizations for the game Titanfall. This will include colors and costumes, of course, but first … Continue reading
Apr 15
There’s nothing like a good ol’ dose of “dee oh double-g” to bring a piece of media up to snuff with infamy. That’s exactly what the folks at Activision and … Continue reading
Apr 15
Titanfall has turned out to be one of the most popular games new games for the Xbox One and PC, and now the game is also available for the Xbox 360. Respawn will be offering new DLC for the game over time adding new maps and other items. The first of these DLC packs is set to land next month.
The DLC is called Expedition and includes three maps. The maps include Swampland with alien ruins and trees to walk run on. Another of the maps is Runoff, which will feature lots of water. The third map is called War Games, which is set inside of a training simulator.
More details on the DLC will be offered soon. Expedition will be available as part of the $24.99 season pass or alone for $9.99. In addition to the map pack, there are some free DLC packs coming to the game to add in new multiplayer modes and burn cards.
[via DigitalTrends]
Apr 15
While the first appearance of Batman took place on March 30, 1939 in Detective Comics No. 27, several celebratory events and releases are being made this week. Lighting up more … Continue reading
Apr 14
While Titanfall for the Xbox 360 was delayed and launched later than the PC and Xbox One version of the game, its developers, Bluepoint Games, did promise gamers that it would be a “true experience” which many were worried about since the Xbox 360 isn’t as powerful as the Xbox One.
Based on all the reviews that we’ve read so far about the Xbox 360 version, it seems that Bluepoint Games did manage to deliver as they promised. It is probably why, and also probably because there are a ton of gamers still playing the Xbox 360, that sales of the game went as high as 220% in the UK after its launch.
According to reports, it seems that the Xbox 360 version of Titanfall has been very well-received in the UK and managed to head to the top of the all-formats UK sales charts. This isn’t that surprising given that Titanfall has been heavily anticipated, and that Respawn Entertainment and Bluepoint Games have not disappointed in their promises to deliver.
In fact earlier reports suggested that the game even managed to help boost the sales of the Xbox One console in the UK, perhaps implying that gamers were rushing out to get their hands on the Xbox One just to play the game and also probably in anticipation of future Xbox One titles as well. What do you guys think? Any of our readers play the Xbox 360 version and are you that surprised that it sold so well?
Titanfall Sales In The UK Up By 220% After Xbox 360 Version , original content from Ubergizmo, Filed in Gaming, Titanfall, Xbox 360,
Apr 11
If you’re the owner of an Xbox 360, you might have heard that Titanfall has launched as a boxed version for your console this week. Now we’re sure some gamers are wondering why isn’t the game available for download? After all Titanfall for the Xbox One is available as a digital download, so why not the Xbox 360 version?
Well it turns out that maybe putting the game on Games on Demand might not be the best way to experience the game, at least according to EA’s Help Page which confirmed that the game for the Xbox 360 platform will not be available on Games on Demand.
According to EA, “After extensive testing, we felt that it simply did not represent the true Titanfall experience and it was decided not to release a Games on Demand version. As we never officially announced that Titanfall would be available via Games on Demand and the option to purchase it that way should have never been offered. We hope players understand this decision was all about quality and making sure you get the best Titanfall experience.”
Perhaps it could be an issue with the amount of space that the game would take up if downloaded. As it stands the Xbox One version of the game comes in at a whopping 20GB, so it could be about space constraints, although the installation from the disc does require 1GB. In any case we’re only speculating at this point in time but if you wanted to play the game on the Xbox 360, you’ll have to head to your nearby games shop to get your hands on it.
Titanfall For Xbox 360 Will Not Be Coming To Games On Demand , original content from Ubergizmo, Filed in Gaming, Titanfall, Xbox 360, 
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