| On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness episode one coming to PC | |
| Posted: 02.05.2008 05:09 by Jamie |  Comments: 1 |
 Yes, Penny Arcade Adventures: On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness is coming to the PC. It's an RPG-Adventure where gamers join Gabe and Tycho. These crime-solving detectives are also coming to the Xbox Live Arcade, but the city of New Arcadia is ready to blow PC gamers minds back to the 1920's. | |
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| Classic 'Grand Theft Auto 2' crime spree on XBLA and PSN soon? | |
| Posted: 02.05.2008 04:58 by Jamie | Comments: 4 |
 A clock and date has mysteriously parked on the official GTA2 website, what this means outside of an alien invasion or the apocalypse no one knows for sure.
'May 22' is the date; this could mean the futuristic crime-athon will be legally gracing both Xbox Live Arcade and the PlayStation Network. | |
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| EA Games pledge their full continued backing for the PC platform | |
| Posted: 02.05.2008 04:39 by Jamie | Comments: 3 |
 They recently unveiled a number of titles and ambitious projects they're bringing to PC, they feel the PC is as relevant as ever.
A number of industry voices have been lending their support to the PC, hoping to buck the recent trend of developers switching to consoles. | |
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| Two Worlds 1.7 Patch released | |
| Posted: 01.05.2008 10:03 by | Comments: 0 |
 SouthPeak Games and Reality Pump have released the 1.7 patch for Two Worlds. This patch adds a series of quests and storyline collectively called "Tainted Blood". This is multiplayer only. Download the full 1.7.0 patch. Download the 1.6.0 to 1.7.0 patch. | |
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| Lost Planet: Extreme Condition Colonies Edition coming June 6th | |
| Posted: 01.05.2008 05:57 by Jamie | Comments: 2 |
 Other than a bit of a mouthful to say, the new version will include some new modes and cross-platform play say Capcom.
It's arriving at $29.99 for North America while the European tag is yet to be announced, but will be "in line with other platinum releases". | |
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| Eidos confirms Age of Conan pricing plans | |
| Posted: 01.05.2008 05:53 by Kres | Comments: 0 |
 Age of Conan is nearing its release date, so Eidos has confirmed the pricing structure for the Action MMO. As you'd expect, those of us that decide to purchase longer subscription will in the end save more money. If you'd like to take Age of Conan for a month's spin, then you'll be made to pay £10.34/$14.99, whilst three months will cost you around £28.95/$41.97. But, if your really enjoying Age of Conan then you might want to go for the six month option which will cost around £39.27/$77.94. | |
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| Rockstar Games offer up a huge "No Comment" to GTAIV PC claims | |
| Posted: 01.05.2008 05:44 by Jamie | Comments: 2 |
 Traditionally the major Grand Theft Autos have hit the PC around 6-8 months after their console splash.
Some Euro retailers have cited a release this fall but Rockstar are keen to reply with 'zippo' in the comment department and generally stone wall the idea with trademark silence. | |
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| Blizzard buys Diablo3.com domain, fansite getting new online digs | |
| Posted: 01.05.2008 05:23 by Jamie | Comments: 3 |
 A diablo community which has pakred itself at diablo3.com is now preparing it's move elsewhere as Blizzard want the space.
Now what could the developer possibly want with the suggestive address of Diablo3 I wonder? | |
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| Rockstar's Leslie Benzies estimates GTAIV cost around $100 million | |
| Posted: 01.05.2008 05:06 by Jamie | Comments: 1 |
 That's not some chump pocket change and if it's true that would make the game the most expensive ever to develop, beating down and mugging the crown from Yu Suzuki's Shenmue.
ChartTrack data proclaims Xbox360 the winner for Niko sales, 55% went their way they say. | |
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| Valve vow innoVation - Portal 2 must be "more so" than the original | |
| Posted: 01.05.2008 04:38 by Jamie | Comments: 3 |
 It seems the plucky developer isn't going to settle for a new lick of paint on the wall for Portal's sequel. Valves Doug Lombardi proclaims "we're not just going to pump out more and cash in on the success of the first one." Take that marketing! | |
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