Worms Ultimate Mayhem PS3 release dated
Team 17 have nowadays confirmed the PS3 release date for Worms Ultimate Mayhem, with the revamped package of Worms 3D and Worms: Mayhem coming to the PSN from the 15th November.
Ultimate Mayhem hit the Xbox Live Arcade back in October, but finally PS3 owners can unleash 3D worms hell this month at a cost of £9.99. For that price you will get 60 single player missions, quite a few challenges and graphical themes, 38 weapons and utilities and full on-line play for up to four players.
Worms Ultimate Mayhem hits the PSn on the 15th November in the UK priced at £9.99, unless you’re a Playstation Plus subscriber who will receive a launch discount.
Back to the Future retail release
It was announced right now that Deep Silver have a publishing agreement with Telltale Inc. for the retail version of Back to the Future: The Game.
Previously available as download only, the game has seen substantial recognition and for a time all five episodes had been made readily available to PS Plus members for free.
Back to the Future : The Game will be released by Deep Silver for the PlayStation®3, for Wii™ and in some territories also for Windows Computer. The game will be obtainable in the following languages: English and German text and voice and in French (text only).
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Deep Silver today announced a publishing agreement with Telltale, Inc. for the retail edition of Back to the Future : The Game. Deep Silver receives the exclusive rights to publish and distribute the retail version of the game in the EMEA territories. The game was created via a publishing agreement with Universal Partnerships & Licensing.
Worms Ultimate Mayhem Release Date Confirmed
We are delighted to be able to announce the PAL release date of Worms Ultimate Mayhem is Wednesday 15th February 2012. We’d also like to introduce the game to you all and answer any questions you might have.
Can you introduce the game to us please?
Sure, Worms Ultimate Mayhem is a “best of” compilation of content material from both Worms 3D and “Worms 4: Mayhem, so it is got 38 weapons, plenty of customization options (including a selection of new ones) making for 115 individual customisation elements in total. There are also 60 single-player missions taken from both sources, generating it a massive game. We’ve taken the chance to increase on what was there currently too. We have produced some truly good improvements to the camera and produced the game even more approachable to this end we added a new utility (the Binoculars) to aid you aim, and an automatic shot help mechanic that helps your shots uncover their targets in effortless mode. We have also added some really cool loyalty content too.
In terms of visual improvements, we’ve brought the game up to date with a raft of enhancements. New water effects, up-scaled textures and fonts, greater polygon counts, specular supplies, true-time lighting and dynamic shadows all get the game seeking a tiny much more modern even though nonetheless retaining its desirable cartoon style visuals. Oh, and I shouldn’t forget the audio improvements too… we’ve a complete bunch of new music in the game, and some of the cut-scenes have been re-edited, voice-acted and lip-synched, which tends to make a huge difference!
Trials Evolution Trailer Promises a Spring Release, Many Explosions
It’s official – Trials Evolution finally has a release window: Spring 2012. Nevertheless not as precise as many had been hoping, but it’s a fair hint just the same. Also official – Trials Evolution is the LittleBigPlanet of motorcycle racing, if the latest trailer is any indication.
The trailer (embedded right after the break) shows off a number of Trials Evolution’s more than the top, high flying courses and crashes, sporting tons of little details. But as it is quick to point out, the game is more than a sequel – you will be undertaking a lot a lot more than just racing.
The second element of the video focuses on the game’s “crazy powerful” editor, which has noticed some massive upgrades because Trials HD came out in 2009. It shows off helicopters, moving platforms, track sharing, and even game varieties like pinball, best-down derby racing, Angry Birds-style destruction mini-games, foosball, best-down shooting, and even very first individual shooting. It is a clear indication of just how far RedLynx has taken the currently robust track editor. I know I can’t wait to construct some thing crazy!
Rayman 3 HD gets a March Release Date
It looks like we’ll lastly be finding to see the outcomes of Rayman’s latest face lift. Developer Ubisoft has announced a release date for the HD remake of Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc. Initially announced back in November, the game is set to drop March 21 on each PSN and XBLA.
The remake has all the bells and whistles, with an added 15-20 hours of gameplay, unlockable added content, achievements, and even a globally leaderboard. What’s a lot more, not only will Rayman look very good in his brand new high-definition suit, he’ll be operating smoothly at an updated 60 FPS. Ubisoft is but to confirm a value for the game.
You can check out the trailer after the jump.
Gotham City Imposters release date
It was announced today that Gotham City Impostors will be available beginning February 7th on Windows PC and on February 8th on the PlayStation Network and Xbox LIVE.
In the first person shooter, 12 players battle for control of an unhinged Gotham City overrun by impostors inspired by the DC Comics characters Batman and The Joker. The game will feature maps and modes inspired by DC Comics’ Batman license. With a range of customisation options players can engage in a unique fast paced game.
Gotham City Impostors is a download only title that will be available for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, PlayStation®3 and Windows PC. Fans of the game can go to www.GothamCityImpostors.com for the latest updates and news.
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Today Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and DC Entertainment announced that Gotham City Impostors will be available beginning February 7th on Windows PC and on February 8th on the PlayStation® Network and Xbox LIVE®.
EverQuest Going Free to Play… 13 Years After Its Release
Nicely, you’ve completed it. Yes, I’m referring to all of you who put your desire to play EverQuest aside for almost a decade and a half in hopes that the game would a single day be totally free to play. Nicely, beginning on March 16th of this year, your time has come. EverQuest will be entirely totally free.
As is expected, the game will be following the well-known F2P model of having the choices for recurring subscriptions that grant you a whole bunch of content material, the potential to purchase items individually, and, of course, the alternative to not spend something at all.
Lastly, when the game undergoes the transition all players will receive a welcome pack containing items like some experience potions, a summonable mercenary companion, and a decoration to put in your house. The decoration, in all likelihood, will scream “Look how new I am!” at any and all passersby.
So, is cost-free access enough of an incentive to play a game created way back when NSYNC was king? Or is it merely a relic of a past age? I’m referring to EverQuest of course, not NSYNC. They’re timeless.
