
Battlefield 3 won’t be a multiplayer-only affair, the game’s campaign mode’s looking rather good, albeit visually. But DICE’s bona fide franchise was built for multiplayer, and come E3, we’ll get to see much more.

Battlefield 3 won’t be a multiplayer-only affair, the game’s campaign mode’s looking rather good, albeit visually. But DICE’s bona fide franchise was built for multiplayer, and come E3, we’ll get to see much more.

Sony’s announced that come June 10th, the Black Ops Escalation map pack that’s already available on Xbox 360 and PC, will land on PSN.

id Software’s RAGE has turned into one of the most anticipated games this year, and I’m not surprised. The developer invented the first person shooter genre, and with titles like DOOM under its belt, I held no doubt this latest offering would fail. But RAGE has beaten my expectations by miles, to be honest, and the gameplay trailer below the break only works to solidify my stance.

Although Sony and Guerrilla Games haven’t said anything concerning plans for new Killzone 3 DLC, the latest offering has been leaked courtesy of a retail outlet.

2K’s just sent live its XCOM PR, and in it we find out that the game will not only be coming to Xbox 360, but also PS3, and will come available in March of next year.

If you have overlooked Section 8 Prejudice, you may have made a big mistake. Never underestimate the little guy

What we’ve known for a few weeks has just been confirmed: Activision officially announced the latest Black Ops DLC dubbed “Escalation” to be released on May 3rd.
Gamers have been somewhat concerned about the player count discrepancy between the console versions of Battlefield 3 and that of the PC. According to developer DICE, the PC will see up to 64 players battlefield-it out in the game’s multiplayer on the aforementioned platform, however consoles will only see 24-players go head-to-head.
There’s a reason for that, for sure, and DICE opted to explain it.
SOCOM 4 comes out in less than two weeks, and as the release date draws closer, Zipper Interactive’s unleashing more videos to get those on the fence off it and into GameStops across the U.S. and GAME stores all over Europe. Their latest effort (posted below the break) talks of the game’s story, and how real and authentic they tried to make it, with a huge emphasis on team work and a solo campaign that boasts a compelling story.

Clash Of The Titans? No. Too small – step aside. Clash of the gaming gods? Yes indeed. Activison’s Call of Duty is the number one game in the industry at the moment, but EA’s coming hard at it with DICE’s Battlefield 3. In fact, the war is so big that over $200 million dollars will be spent advertising those two titles alone.
It’s on.
Killzone 3′s first map pack comes alive tomorrow confirmed Sony, as Guerrilla Games makes available its first DLC offering for the venerable shooter.
Battlefield Play4Free has officially launched into open beta, and to celebrate its birthday, EA’s let loose a rather bombastic trailer telling tales of death, blood and bombs.
Crysis 2 held its number one position on the UK charts last week, denying Shift 2: Unleashed the position. It’s also a shame that Motorstorm Apocalypse didn’t even make it in the top ten, something we’re sure was caused by the delay confusion because of the Japan earthquake crisis.
Besides that, Homefront is in fifth, a strong hold for a game that scored extremely poor, and neither Killzone 3 nor Bullestorm managed to steal a spot in the top ten.
The full quencher’s below the break.
Although gamers the world over have deemed Crysis 2 as one of the best fps titles this generation, the game’s been facing one major dilemma: finding games online. Some have complained about remaining in lobbies for over half an hour before finding a game, some even longer. Crytek knows this, and have been working hard to send live a patch to rectify the aforementioned.
They’ve done exactly that with a new patch that’s just gone live.
Crysis 2. Forget all other rationals because the game is an apparent winner. Just look at our multiplayer review here, and single player review there, and you’ll see why Crytek’s forged an instant classic. It’s also selling extremely well, and has already accumulated millions of kills in its multiplayer. Hundreds of Thousands are already playing and if you’re one of them, or plan on jumping online in the near future, Games Thirst’s got ten rules to keep you alive and kicking alien butt while there.
It’s our very own Joseph Garrett’s Ten Rules To Survive The Crysis 2 Mulitplayer accomplished in HD video.