Borderlands 2 on PSN Requires Large Memory Card Space On PS Vita
Added: 06.05.2014 6:14 | 21 views | 0 comments
Gamers who will be picking up the new PlayStation Slim tomorrow that comes with a digital copy of Borderlands 2, the 8GB memory card that comes with the bundle is sufficient enough to download the game.
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| Leisure Suit Larry 6
Added: 05.05.2014 20:18 | 2 views | 0 comments
Cheats:
Skip to ThunderBird cartoon:
Use the ashtray on the right side of the reception desk four times to jump to...
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| Fan-made "ultimate" Xbox One UI video gets Microsoft's attention
Added: 30.04.2014 11:14 | 5 views | 0 comments
Ave you got time in your life for some thumping rock music and a range of charming transparency effects? Then gaze in awe and consternation at this "Ultimate Xbox One UI" video mock-up from PrimeGhost Gaming.
Knocked together using Adobe Flash, it's a bit rough and ready in places, but the idea of being able to switch in different backgrounds care of a sidebar seems very worthwhile. The video appears to have impressed Microsoft PR man Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb. More to follow?
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| "Mobile is where the eyeballs are at," Call of Duty Co-Creator Invests in Mobile Studio (iPad)
Added: 29.04.2014 21:17 | 11 views | 0 comments
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You may not have heard the name Vince Zampella, but you've likely heard of Call of Duty and probably even Titanfall. As co-creator of both franchises, Zampella is a (ahem) titan of the console gaming industry. Now, however, he's struck out to invest in mobile via his new gaming startup Nuclear Division. Alongside Zampella is Larry Pacey, formerly head of slot machine manufacturer WMS. "Mobile is where the eyeballs are at," Pacey said in an interview with . The involvement of someone best known for machines designed to repeatedly take your money and intentionally give nothing back isn't exactly a free license to thrill me when talking about games.
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| Sam Coster Is Conquering Cancer, Creating Crashlands (iPad)
Added: 29.04.2014 17:00 | 17 views | 0 comments
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"Cancer: Sam Has It." With those four words, Butterscotch Shenanigans revealed to the world that Sam Coster, one half of the brotherly game development duo, had been stricken by the dreaded disease: a "startlingly aggressive strain" of T-Cell rich Large B Cell lymphoma, diagnosed at stage four - the highest (which is to say, worst) possible. His prognosis was around 65 percent, although he believes his youth, good physical condition and irrepressible optimism gave him better odds than the average. All things considered, he said his chances were "pretty dang good" overall. Even so, a cancer diagnosis has a way of changing a person's perspective on just about everything, and in Sam's case that included his attitude toward the games that he makes alongside his brother Seth. Confronted with his illness, he decided he wanted to make a game that meant something, a game with depth and durability; "I want people to be able to play in a world I made when I no longer get to play in this one," he said. Or as he rather more succinctly put it to his brother, "I don't want Extreme Slothcycling to be the last game I make before I die." And with that, the Costers revealed Crashlands to the world.
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| Dead Nation | The Vita Lounge
Added: 28.04.2014 1:18 | 1 views | 0 comments
The Vita Lounge's Charlie Large reviews Dead Nation - a fun, action-packed twin-stick shooter that plays relatively well on the PlayStation Vita.
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| We can't just "plop Xbox 360 features into the code base of Xbox One", says Microsoft
Added: 22.04.2014 11:13 | 3 views | 0 comments
More Xbox One update news at E3 2014.
Microsoft's Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb has stuck up for Xbox One's operating system and interface, assuring Redditors that "we will continue to add more and more features to Xbox One - features you've seen on Xbox 360 and new ones that are only possible on Xbox One". Adding features from Xbox 360 isn't as straightforward as hitting "CTRL+C", however.
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www.totalxbox.com
| We can't just "plop Xbox 360 features into the code base of Xbox One", says Microsoft
Added: 22.04.2014 11:13 | 4 views | 0 comments
More Xbox One update news at E3 2014.
Microsoft's Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb has stuck up for Xbox One's operating system and interface, assuring Redditors that "we will continue to add more and more features to Xbox One - features you've seen on Xbox 360 and new ones that are only possible on Xbox One". Adding features from Xbox 360 isn't as straightforward as hitting "CTRL+C", however.
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www.totalxbox.com
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