Saturday, 4 June 2011

Modern Warfare 3 reveal trailer

Modern Warfare 3 reveal trailer

Escalation for PS3

PS3 users were expecting the latest Call of Duty: Black ops DLC, the Escalation map pack a little sooner but it has reportedly been put off due to all the troubles with the PSstore since the Playstation network came back up. Activision and Treyarch have set a concrete date of 10th June for the PS3 community to be able to get their hands on Hotel, Convoy, Zoo, Stockpile and the latest Zombies action in Call of the Dead. The map pack is now available for PC users via steam.

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Friday, 3 June 2011

Free Pokedex App for eShop on Nintendo 3DS

For Nintendo 3DS and Pokemon fans, details have been revealed on the Pokedex app for the forthcoming eShop addition to Nintendo’s latest handheld console. This free application allows you to view a gargantuan number of Pokémon in 3D and will be free for consumers to download when the eShop launches in the United States, June 6th and in Europe, June 7th. Nintendo UK issued a press release detailing exactly what you’ll be able to do with the Pokedex application.

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Wednesday, 1 June 2011

PlayStation Store Online, but no Welcome Back bundle yet.

At long last, the PlayStation Store has been brought back online. It had been inaccessible since the PlayStation Network was taken down on April 20. Not only is it back, but it’s also been updated with a great deal of content — tons of downloadable games (among them Back to the Future Episode 3 and Sega Rally Online Arcade), demos (including MotorStorm Apocalypse), DLC, and more.

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Skyrim takes over the Figueroa hotel

Skyrim takes over the Figueroa hotel

EB games Expo publisher exhibitions

The staff behind the EB Games Expo 2011 have revealed a list of publishers that will be exhibiting content in October. What content they will be showing is yet to be revealed at this time. See below for a list of the publishers.

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Microsoft "branding" Xbox 360 as entertainment system

Microsoft will soon begin ramping up their focus on the development of the Xbox 360 as an entertainment platform, rather than just something used for games. It has become apparent to the company that 40 percent of the console’s use is directed at “non-game” activity, and so the tech juggernaut will be announcing plans to assist in building up their gaming platform as an entertainment brand.

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