EA is letting you to decide who’s going to be the cover athlete in the next issue of NCAA Football on their facebook page. And the choices are after the link… Do you agree with the choices? Remember to let us know what you think in the comment section.
If you want to slaughter the locust with an automatic rife with a chainsaw attachment or just blow the head off your buddy, well luckily, you can do that in games now. The Gears of War 3 beta will be available on April 25 to all who pre-order Gears of War 3 at GameStop. Want to play earlier and see the swag you get for playing the beta? Click the jump to find out!
Confirmed today at GDC by Bungie’s lead network designer, David Adridge. Their next game will be a “massively multiplayer” game. More after the jump!
As you will see from the pics which are provided after the jump, Epic has released new screenshots of the updated version of the Unreal 3 engine while using the Direct X11 tool. Feast your eyes and enjoy…
Today at GDC, Nintendo gave their press conference and announced more than we bargained for. They went from the usual, positive statistics to announcing many features for the 3DS and showing off new Zelda: Skyward Sword footage. Now, instead of giving you awesome and fun paragraphs to read, I listed each announcement below with details pertaining to each subject, enjoy!
If you were one of the few, smart people that didn’t buy Modern Warfare 2, well now you can see how intelligent you were. The Modern Warfare 2 Cliffhanger Demo is now available on the XBL Marketplace, which is the same demo that was shown at E3 2009. The more recent, Call of Duty: Black Ops Single-Player Demo is also available, along with two other demos, which include Top Spin 4 and MLB 2K11, and other game add-ons after the jump.
As you may know, a little game called Battlefield 3 has been in the news lately. You may have played the Battlefield: Bad Company series. Battlefield 3 is not a sequel to those games. It’s the next true installment in the Battlefield franchise and the sequel to the 2005 acclaimed hit, Battlefield 2. DICE has always had a secret love for the PC. Ever since the first installment, Battlefield 1942, the PC community has been the reason the series flourished so well.