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Giving life to the already lively characters of Bryan Lee O'Malley's Scott Pilgrim series surely has its challenges. Yet when you are working under t
Giving life to the already lively characters of Bryan Lee O'Malley's Scott Pilgrim series surely has its challenges. Yet when you are working under t
Some deliciously hot news has hit the indie scene over the past several days. In this edition of the Indie Roundup,...
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Giving life to the already lively characters of Bryan Lee O'Malley's Scott Pilgrim series surely has its challenges. Yet when you are working under t
Another video game has pissed off another official, though the players in this particular bour are not the usual ones. A Grand Theft Auto isn't being labeled "interactive rape," and a BioWare RPG isn't being lambasted for its "interactive homosexual pornography." In fact, the game under fire contains no violent or sexual content whatsoever, though to some people, that hardly makes a difference. Gran Turismo 5 may seem an unlikely target for officials, but Anna Carli, the CEO of Siena, Italy's Consortium for the Protection of the Palio, has sent Sony a "diplomatic request" regarding the inclusion of the city's historic Piazza del Campo in the racing game's kart mode, seen in the video above. Hit the jump for the specifics.
Konami this week finally released some details on their plans for DanceDanceRevolution on the PlayStation 3. This is the first they’ve talked about the first DDR on PS3 in over a year. The PS3 version of this new game will have motion control similar to the Wii DDR games. “DanceDanceRevolution PS3 will feature a truly interactive dance experience via PlayStation Move as it challenges players to use both their hands and feet simultaneously,†Konami announced. The new DDR will also incorporate the PlayStation EYE to let players take pictures of their rooms and turn them into virtual spaces. There will also be an Xbox 360 version of this game, but Konami didn’t mention it using the Xbox Live Vision Camera or Kinect like Harmonix’s Dance Central or Konami’s own DanceMasters. This all comes before Konami shows the game in public for the first time at their planned first-ever DDR community event on Thursday August 12th in Los Angeles.
Seems like news on DC Universe Online is hotting up. Yesterday saw the announcement that beta sign-ups were now open. Today, Sony have announced the voice cast for the game. To call it "impressive" would be an understatement. More after the jump.
This just might be the best worst game of the year. What do you think, Zach?
More Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction News & Previews IGN today posted a new video for Splinter Cell Conviction that describes more on the game's storyline by introducing its major characters. Other sources have also revealed details on new gameplay modes. Convictin's co-op campaign was confirmed by the UK Official Xbox Magazine to be a separate campaign possibly similar to that of Chaos Theory. Players will take the roles of what seem to be two Russian splinter cells in a prologue to the events of Conviction. In addition there will also be separate challenge modes of one-off missions based on maps from the co-op campaign and original maps. New elements of Conviction's story were also revealed by IGN in a third "Behind Closed Doors" video revealing both new and returning characters.