The premise of Arkedo Studio‘s upcoming downloadable title Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit is delightfully bizarre. You play as Ash, a dead white rabbit who happens to be the Prince of Hell. Your quest is to retrieve compromising bath-time photos of Ash while decimating everything that stands in your way.
PSA: The re-release of Jet Set Radio will contain only about half of it’s original soundtrack. No word if replacement tracks will be included to fill in the gaps. You can read the full story on Joystiq.
Prepare for annihilation, its The Axe Factor! This week, we check BioShock Infinite‘s robot-George-Washington, discuss Plants Vs Zombies creator George Fan‘s excellent guidelines to in-game tutorials, and recount hands-on time with Journey, Mass Effect 3, and more! Keep Reading…
Nintendo has detailed the eShop releases we can look forward to in North America over the course of March and April. Read on for the full list!
Something big is coming from Crysis developer Crytek next month. In fact, it’s “spectacular,” as the studio revealed to CVG last week at GDC. An interview is posted on the site which goes into a bit more detail, albeit not too specific, but it’s still a good tease. What do you think it could be?
Break open the casks and feast, its EpicBattleCry On Tap! This week, we discuss the new direction 343 Industries says they are planning for Halo 4, discuss the potential promise and pitfalls of a Valve console, and whether or not Peter Molyneux has the formula to singlehandedly concoct hardcore Kinect gaming with Fable: The Journey. Keep Reading…
Peter Molyneux has left Lionhead Studios, the company he co-founded in 1997 as well as his position as head of Microsoft Studios Europe. Molyneux will stay on to see Fable: The Journey out the door before joinging indie studio 22 Cans; founded by former Lionhead CTO Tim Rance.
Just finished recording a new EpicBattleCry On tap with TG and L-Bomb (filling in while DK is out of town). Look for it on friday!
TIm takes on the argument for Assassins Creed 3 why it is actually good to have so many games in succesive years. What does he argue? Read on!
Axeheads! If yesterday’s Halo 4 information overload made you hyped for the seemingly inevitable multiplayer beta, better think again. 343 Industries’ Frank O’Connor told OXM that a beta would be “a huge interruption” to the current development process. Things don’t look too good.
