Lo Axe Heads, Today Epic Games dropped word that legendary comic book illustrator Jim Lee is going to provide the cover artwork for issue #9 of the Gears comic. Lee’s cover for the July 2009 issue, will also introduce a new Gears of War character, which Lee is understandably excited about:
“Being a huge Gears…
As reported by the folks over at GameDAILY, Dan Tudge, Executive Producer over at BioWare on the upcoming multi-platform RPG Dragon Age: Origins, has left the company to become the vice president and general manager over at Disney Interactive Studio’s Vancouver-based Propaganda Games where he will lead a team of 130 staffers as they…
EA has announced that the EA Sports Complex has launched on PlayStation Home. The newly created space offers users a place to “play a variety of unique casual multiplayer games with friends in PlayStation Home, as well as view exclusive game trailers and videos, to learn more about their favorite EA Sports games.” No word on whether or not you can wash down a virtual pint in the sports bar-like atmosphere though…
At launch, EA Sports Complex will feature a tournament-style Texas Hold ‘Em Poker game and EA Sports Racing featuring formula-style cars.
“We are extremely proud of the compelling and immersive online offerings that are available at launch for EA Sports Complex,” said Rob Burnett, senior producer. “EA Sports Complex is a dynamic space and was specifically designed to appeal to not only the hardcore sports fan but casual gamers alike.”
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The sixth annual PAX gaming festival is set to erupt this Sept. 4-6, leaving the Washington State Convention and Trade Center forever changed. Show organizers today revealed that the PAX 2009 Exhibition Hall will offer attendees game demonstrations and hands-on opportunities with some of this year’s hottest titles from over 60 exhibitors, including top publishers…
It’s official, LEGO TOTALLY ROCKS! Warner Bros. and TT Games are joining forces with the LEGO Group, Harmonix and MTV Games to deliver the often rumoured LEGO Rock Band. The game is being billed as a “unique family-friendly music experience” and is currently in development with a release scheduled on pretty much every platform for later this year.
As far as tracks go, right now we know that the game will feature a combination of “brilliant chart-topping songs and classic favourites suitable for younger audiences”, including:
Pink? Really?
You can check out the first images of the game in action right here and get more details on LEGO Rock Band right here.
Have you been thinking about picking up an Xbox 360 as of late? Well, you may want to wait just a little longer as Major Nelson sends word this morning that Microsoft will be releasing a new Game of the Year console bundle this May. The bundle, which is of the limited edition…
We’re back and ready to serve up fistful of awesome with a new edition of Epic Battle Cry! In this week’s skirmish we take a hard look at Wii Motion Plus which finally has a firm release date, weigh in on Microsoft’s decisions to reimburse 360 owners who’ve paid for E74-related repairs, ponder…
The gang at Nintendo didn’t need a copy of Wii Music to toot its own horn over the company’s stellar performance at retail during March. Particularly by accounting for for over 58% of all US hardware sales in the month. This must be why the DSi comes in black and blue…cause they’re beating the crap out of the competition…
Wanna read the whole “we rock” press release and dive deep into the impressive numbers? You can do so after the jump.
When Microsoft’s Xbox 360 Product Management Director Aaron Greenberg talks, people tend to listen. Why? Mostly because he’s never afraid to speak his mind, talk a little trash (you know what we’re talking about Kaz Hirai), and deliver clues into what gamers can expect from the future of the Xbox brand…Hell, ANY BRAND for that…
The gang over at GameSpy (and pretty much everyone else) is reporting that Eidos-Montreal’s latest project might be a fourth installment in the Thief franchise. This according to a rather vague message displayed on the developer’s home page which, according to some rather astute forum users, utilizes the same font and color scheme…
