A longer cast that where the crew is joined by Got Games Bryan Calhoun as he talks about what is upsetting him this week related to E3 and EA Games. They also go over the latest in news, games they have been playing and a look at Star Trek: Into Darkness. In a special segment Sebastian looks at the latest set from MTG
Just as Dead Space 3 hits store shelves today, Visceral Games and Electronic Arts announced that the game will receive and expansion, titled Awakened, scheduled for release in March.
Electronic Arts hints that something is in the works.
More hints and teases continue to pour in from E3. EA Games Label President Frank Gibeau admitted to Gamerzines that the unique first person parkour series Mirror's Edge was still a franchise in progress, despite the lack of mainstream acceptance for the title. With many commenting on the robust power of the Frostbite engine that is powering Battlefield 3, it was asked whether or not the developers, DICE would bring that same technology to their less popular series, Gibeau responded:
You'll see that combination, I'm sure. We haven't killed Mirror's Edge. We're actively looking at how to bring it back in the right way. We love that franchise. The DICE guys really created something I think special the first time around. You've got to have a big idea to be able to do the next one and that's what we're working on.
Mirror's Edge launched to mixed reviews, though few could criticize the originality of a game that emphasized acrobatics from the first person perspective that worked well once a certain "flow" was established. The original game was released in 2008, using the Unreal 3 engine.
NHL 12 takes the game outdoors.
The people behind Saint's Row and Red Faction are gunning for Activision and EA.
You might regret some of your past relationships in Mass Effect 3.
The first expansion will be free if you pre-order the upcoming first person shooter.
Don't let yourself be tricked into buying fake BF3 beta codes.
Commander Shepard won't be saving the Earth in 2011.
Free DLC and early downloads will blur the lines between annual releases.
