
Boring? I don’t know. Quench it and share your thoughts below the break.

Boring? I don’t know. Quench it and share your thoughts below the break.

And just like that, out of nowhere, Konami’s let loose the first ever Pro Evolution 2012 trailer.

EA will release a DLC pack for Crysis 2 dubbed Retaliation, a pack that will feature at least four new maps with all new locations. There’s also a release trailer posted below the break.

We recently asked gamers were they ready for God of War 4, as a job listing appeared on LinkedIn confirming that Santa Monica was indeed hard at work in Kratos’ fourth major adventure. Now the Official PlayStation Magazine (UK) has in its rumor section that not only is the game under development, it’ll also boast an online mulitplayer component.

PSN had better be up by tonight, or tomorrow for the latest; because Brink will be available at retail outlets in the U.S. on Tuesday, and Friday in the U.K.

Heavenly Sword is one of those games that came out in the early days of PS3, and managed to display the console’s magnificent power. It also sold a decent amount of copies in its time, and has garnered a faithful fanbase. Ninja Theory developed the first game, but ever since the studio parted ways with Sony, a sequel of the hack-n-slash title has been in doubt.
Not no longer, apparently, as PlayGamer magazine has teased that a sequel will be present at E3.

After a barrage of strange videos, Ubisoft has fully blown the lead off Assassin’s Creed: Revelations, release also the first screenshot of the game.

Nintendo confirmed this morning that it’s official slashed the price of the aging Wii, and beginning of May 15th, the console will cost only $149.99 in the US. That, according to the company’s U.S. head, was “perfect timing”.

It’s on, folks. Nintendo’s now divulged the date and time of its E3 press conference happening in L.A. this June, and there, for sure, we know many things will be unleashed, including the new console that loves coffee.

Brink comes out next Tuesday in the U.S. and next Friday in the U.K., so developer Splash Damage is making sure that we become well acquainted with the shooter before it arrives at our doorsteps. The latest video seeks to explain the displays plastered on your TV screen, in an effort to make warfare as swift as possible.

As promised, Tomb Raider’s seen a massive info leak, and from what we’re viewing now, hope’s still alive, leading us to believe the once leading lady, Lara Croft, could take the reigns again.
The full quencher’s below the break.

Wow. Overexcited about it’s next AC title, it seems Ubisoft has mistakenly leaked the game through it’s Facebook page.

When you hear Santa Monica, the first thing that pops up in one’s mind would be God of War and…Fat Princess? Yeah. But how about a shooter game mixed with some open-world elements? That’s what they’re asking for, so whatever it is, it can’t be your traditional game.

Valve’s Portal 2 is one of 2011 most critically acclaimed games, and according to lead writer Erik Wolpaw, designer/engineer Jeep Barnett, and VP of marketing Doug Lombardi, speaking in a recent interview with Fast Company, we should see DLC for the game land by summer.

Sony’s doing its best to keep us up to speed in what must be the firm’s biggest disaster yet, and in doing so, they’d provided a Q&A to make sure customers are informed of what’s being done.
It’s in full below the break.