Sony Computer Entertainment has confirmed that users will be able to capture PlayStation 4 gameplay footage via HDMI, ending worries that its next generation console will be hampered by High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) restrictions.
Red Fly Studio has announced that the PlayStation 3 version of downloadable brawler Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows will no longer be available for purchase on September 24th.
Armed with Controllers’ KB and Stapesy are back for our Friday feature to play one of the most peculiar side-scrolling beat ‘em ups ever made.
By now, you’ve probably seen plenty of gameplay videos and trailers for Ghost Games’ beautiful, boisterous addition to the 19 year old Need for Speed series, but yesterday Electronic Arts released footage of what we’ve all been gagging to see since the title’s announcement: customisation possibilities.
Want to see Armed with Controllers’ Retro Mania host and FIFA enthusiast step out of his comfort zone, don some fatigues and venture into DICE’s gritty first-person shooter? Because we sure do.
One of the many highlights of this year’s Penny Arcade Expo (otherwise known as PAX) was PlayStation 4-exclusive Killzone: Shadow Fall, and we’ve got fresh off-screen, 24-player multiplayer footage to share with you.
It’s the final day of the working week, which means it’s time for our Armed with Controllers Friday feature!
Attention, readers of The Paranoid Gamer; we owe you an apology. Due to unforeseen circumstances involving a laptop and an accidental coffee spillage, we were unable to post our regular Armed with Controllers feature last Friday. This melancholic cloud has a shimmering silver lining, however, as it means we can bring you a double dose of engaging gameplay, deadpan quips and English accents this week. I believe this calls for an elated “yay”.
In an interview with EA TV, conducted during yesterday’s Battlefield 4 Gamescom live stream, DICE’s Creative Director Lars Gustavsson talked about a dedicated game mode that will let Battlefield 4 players perfect their combat performance away from the unforgiving realm of competitive multiplayer.
When Treyarch began talking about Call of Duty: Black Ops II in early 2012, it was clear that Game Design Director David Vonderhaar and his team wanted to steer Activision’s first-person shooter in a different direction. Incorporating a campaign with branching storylines, a futuristic setting and Pick Ten, a fresh take on competitive multiplayer’s Create-A-Class model, Black Ops II is arguably the most innovative and ambitious entry in the franchise to date. Question is, will the developer’s downloadable packages follow suit? Or more importantly, perhaps, will they be worth your hard-earned money?
Is your life like a hurricane? Are you one for solving mysteries, or rewriting history? Then this week’s Armed with Controllers Friday feature is for you.
The first glimpse of Grand Theft Auto V‘s online multiplayer has arrived, and you can watch it here on The Paranoid Gamer.
