A day one patch for tomorrow's release of Infamous: Second Son for the PlayStation 4 will be available when players get their hands on the game. The patch will include a substantial amount of content that includes an additional 5 hours of gameplay.
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Thursday, March 20, 2014
INFAMOUS: SECOND SON'S DAY ONE PATCH ADDS 5 HOURS OF GAMEPLAY
A day one patch for tomorrow's release of Infamous: Second Son for the PlayStation 4 will be available when players get their hands on the game. The patch will include a substantial amount of content that includes an additional 5 hours of gameplay.
Obsidian Announces New Tank MMO Armored Warfare
Obsidian Entertainment, developer of South Park: The Stick of Truth and Fallout: New Vegas, has announced a partnership with My.com, the largest Internet company in Russian-speaking countries, on Armored Warfare.
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Freddie Prinze Jr. Plays James Vega In Mass Effect 3
Along with introducing a new partner for Shepard to shepherd around the galaxy, this video feature also introduces the actor who will be playing him.
James Vega seems like a pretty standard hard-headed marine, but I am sure he's hiding a dark past or an embarrassing tattoo that will get expanded upon during a mission in Mass Effect 3. Prinze probably wouldn't have been most people's first choice to play a muscular military dude, but he seems genuinely passionate about Mass Effect. And more importantly, he seems to get what makes Mass Effect great. He does insist on calling Shapard's partners, "henchmen," though, which is a little odd.
click over to Game Trailers to check out an interview with Prinze and some footage of the upcoming Mass Effect 3, which releases March 6.
Oh, and by the way Freddie, you're not a nerd. You just like good sci-fi stories.
[source gameinformer.com]
Saturday, December 17, 2011
Episode 18: NESing with Your Collection
Acquiring old school NES games via Animal Crossing for Gameboy Advance and Ryan Holtz's special techniques to access old school NES games are all discussed in this episode of Pop-Fiction.
[source gametrailers.com]
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