Activision has announced 22 more songs to the Guitar Hero 5 tracklist and released the first pictures of the re-designed drum kit. The Drums themselves don’t look that much different, except for the fact that the cymbals make the drum kit now resemble that of Rock Band’s.
To check out a picture of the…
Activision have announced their plans to move Singularity to Q1 2010. The reason? Well Singularity was suppose to be released this fall (along with every other game in existence), but Activision is worried that Modern Warfare 2 will cut sales on Singularity this holiday season.
Kotaku has Activision’s explaination:
“The level of excitement for…
Neversoft has confirmed 24 of the 85 tracks that will accompany the next Guitar Hero game in the series. Guitar Hero 5 looks to have a large library of songs with it, but are the songs listed so far worth it? You decide..
When Guitar Hero 5 ships on September 1, living-room rock stars…
Need we say more? If you haven’t already picked up this band title or already have one of the Rock Band sets, then this may be your best time to go pick up Guitar Hero World Tour.
Gamestop is dropping the price down a hundred dollars, most likely to make space for the next…
I came across an article posted by Mike Smith over at yahoo’s “Plugged in” blog, which makes for an interesting read and conversation. The blog post dives into questions and problems that we here at EBA have debated and tried to understand in the past.
With Call of Duty: World at War‘s four player co-op being such a big success, many of us thought it would also be introduced into Modern Warfare 2. Although the introduction of Co-op will be at play in the new title, it will stick to a two player “sweet spot”.
Also, instead of a…
Aim for the flat-top and throw it, its time for another Skirmish of EpicBattleCry! This week, we take a look at a couple pre-order exclusives for Halo 3: ODST and Madden NFL 10, explore the Shadow Moses island map for Metal Gear Online, and ponder the rumors of a Wii price cut.
First up on…
Here’s a great way to kick off the weekend…ponder this; What if Activision, one of the most dominant pubs/devs in the industry, were to simply stop supporting Sony’s PlayStation 3 and PSP??? Well, after the mass suicides and fire/brimstone storm levels off, you’d be left with about $500 worth of consoles incapable of offering…
Yahoo! reports that Activision has filed suit against Double Fine, developer of the hair metal and Jack Black laden Brutal Legend, Wednesday to prevent the game from being published. Activision claims that they have invested $15 million in the title and that they still have a valid contract to release the game. Furthermore…
