Added: 22.10.2014 20:12 | 2 views | 0 comments


Earlier this week, on Monday, a federal judge ruled against EA shareholders Ryan Kelly and Louis Mastro who both filed a class-action lawsuit against the company, claiming that Electronic Arts (and associated executives) made false claims about Battlefield 4s quality before the games official release. United States District Judge Susan Illston ruled that EA chief executive officer Andrew Wilson and chief financial officer Blake Jorgensons pre-release comments about Battlefield 4 amounted to nothing more than corporate optimism or puffery. Ultimately, Illston stated that shareholders Kelly and Mastro cannot further pursue securities fraud claims against EA.

Added: 22.10.2014 9:14 | 5 views | 0 comments


SAMURAI WARRIORS 4 - Available now on PS4, PS3 and PS Vita! Since its original announcement in 2010, fans have been clamoring for information about SAMURAI WARRIORS 4. Now a new chapter of the saga unfolds with more than 55 playable warriors to choose from, devastating new attacks and exciting new modes creating an entirely new SAMURAI WARRIORS experience in stunning HD resolutions. Features 55 New and Updated Characters— Nobuyuki Sanada and Yoshitsugu Otani join the fray, along with Takatora Todo, Naotora Ii and Munenori Yagyu previously only available in Japanese releases of SAMURAI WARRIORS along with major overhauls of appearance and rearrangements in battle moves for fan-favorite characters such as Yukimura Sanada and Nobunaga Oda adding to the diverse range of more than 50 playable characters Disseminate the Enemy Ranks— Battles are more thrilling than ever with new maneuvers including Hyper Attacks which allow for rapid moment on the battlefield combined with high powered attacks, a powerful Rage Attack which can be reached when the Spirit Gauge is full, deadly finishing moves with Mighty Strikes and the ability to mount and dismount horses seamlessly, additionally existing moves have all been powered up from their previous iterations. New Battle Modes— Enhancements and newly implemented gameplay systems create a deeper and more satisfying combat experience, including the all-new ability to switch between two characters in real-time, adjustments to morale, Officer development and the return of the popular portable item system found in SAMURAI WARRIORS 3 are just some of the features players will find to gain the advantage in combat. Unfold the rich tapestry of the Warring States era— The Story Mode portrays the tales surrounding the battles by faction, deepening the relationships between characters and is separated into two parts, regional stories, which tell the tales of the officers of various regions around the land such as Ky#363;sh#363; and Shikoku, and the story of unification, which details events up to the end of the Warring States era. Leave a mark on history— In the new "Chronicle Mode", while completing various quests, meeting new officers and collecting items, players discover the world of SAMURAI WARRIORS through their own design with more ways to customize than ever before including a vastly upgraded Create Character system. Living World— PlayStation 4 players will experience an even more engaging saga with highly detailed landscapes and breathtaking skies that reflect true to life lighting and shadow effects and battlegrounds packed with significantly more enemies on screen. Cooperative Play and Cross Save functionality— All modes can be played cooperatively via Network Play across the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4 and PS Vita system, additionally save data can be shared across all three systems.

Added: 21.10.2014 3:12 | 6 views | 0 comments


"Its been two years now since the release of Bethesdas grim stealth adventure game Dishonored, which was one of the few titles in recent years to really get people talking. It took stealth (something gamers were accustomed to with Assassins Creed) flipped it in to first person, and put you within engrossing missions with a welcomed level of freedom. Though the overarching story was a point of debate, overall the game was critically acclaimed and in 2012 Peter Hines touted that the studio had just found its latest franchise. Now obviously if something is a franchise we expect a sequel, but thus far not much have emerged to suggest its very far along in development."

Added: 15.10.2014 22:57 | 19 views | 0 comments



The PlayStation 4 sales phenomenon isn't isolated to just the United States and Europe; the console has been selling like crazy in various countries, one of which includes Spain. A new tweet from IGN has indicated that the PlayStation 4 has managed to move 360,000 units and has moved seven times more units than the Xbox One.

Added: 15.10.2014 22:12 | 6 views | 0 comments


Since last night, the #StopGamerGate2014 hashtag has been trending in the United States on Twitter, accumulating thousands of tweets and attracting attention from high-profile game developers, writers, and even celebrities. Though the Gamergate campaign has seen a great deal of criticism since it first launched in late August, this is the first time we've seen skeptics and critics band together on another hashtag in a unified attempt to stop it. Gamergate, first coined by actor Adam Baldwin, is an amorphous campaign that is ostensibly about ethics in video game journalism and defending the "gamer" identity but has come under fire for its links to a wave of harassment, particularly of women, in gaming. The StopGamerGate2014 hashtag has seen a great deal of momentum on Twitter, with around 50,000 new tweets since last night according to analytics site Topsy. (#GamerGate has had over 100,000 tweets in the past day. Of course, due to the nature of Twitter hashtags, it's unclear ho...

Added: 14.10.2014 12:28 | 3 views | 0 comments

Following its release in Japan last year, Sony today launched the $99 PlayStation TV in the United States and Canada. The microconsole comes to Europe in one month on November 14.

The base package comes with a PS TV unit, HDMI cable, AC adapter, and AC power cord. Meanwhile, a $140 limited edition bundle includes everything from the base bundle, as well as a DualShock 3 controller, 8 GB memory card, USB cable, and a copy of

Added: 14.10.2014 12:28 | 0 views | 0 comments

Following its release in Japan last year, Sony today launched the $99 PlayStation TV in the United States and Canada. The microconsole comes to Europe in one month on November 14.

The base package comes with a PS TV unit, HDMI cable, AC adapter, and AC power cord. Meanwhile, a $140 limited edition bundle includes everything from the base bundle, as well as a DualShock 3 controller, 8 GB memory card, USB cable, and a copy of