Game of Thrones , the latest RPG from Cyanide, is set to take over the UK and Ireland on June 8 for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. Based on the world first penned by George R.R. Martin, players guide two playable characters through locales both new and familiar to the series
Electronic Arts and BioWare’s social soiree in Ferelden will be coming to an end on June 18, 2012, according to the official Dragon Age Legends website . E-commerce for the title ended yesterday, meaning that while the game it still active for the time being, it’s no longer possible to convert your real-life dollars into fake Dragon Dollars crowns for use in Ferelden’s many shops.
Space combat invigorater SOL: Exodus is heading to European boxed retail this summer and all digital distribution systems shortly. Developer Seamless struck a deal with publisher Iceberg Interactive to the bring the game to physical shelves in the UK , Ireland, Scandinavia, Benelux and other territories beginning June 22. ” SOL has definitely been a labor of love for us, and we can’t wait to hear from fans and players from around the world.” Seamless Studio Director Dan Magaha said, “As a small indie developer working in the town where Wing Commander was born, it’s been an enormous honor to build our homage to the classic space games we loved when we were young, and we hope that passion comes through in the quality of our work.” SOL: Exodus launched on Steam earlier this year and, for whatever hiccups it may have as an indie project (many smoothed since launch), it’s still totally worth it for $10
A prequel to 2010’s straight-to-video/Netflix Tekken film has been announced by Crystal Sky Pictures CEO Steven Paul during this week’s Cannes Film Festival in France. Tekken: Rise of the Tournament is set to be directed by Prachya Pinkaew of Ong-bak and Chocolate fame – a martial arts pedigree that bodes better for the franchise than Tekken director Dwight H. Little’s resume of slasher flicks and Free Willy sequels
Way, way more Master System and Genesis games are on the way to PS3 and Xbox, including the long-awaited release of Monster World IV . Sega announced the next few “Vintage Collections,” which will be sold individually on PSN and in bundles on XBLA.
Double Fine’s Ron Gilbert has revealed another character from his puzzling new title, this one called “the time traveler.” She is one of “three playable characters” that Gilbert has unveiled in three days on his personal gaming blog, Grumpy Gamer. Yesterday and the previous day Gilbert revealed the monk and the hillbilly .
Warheads! Last Tuesday, May 8th, LightBox Interactive and Santa Monica Studio released Starhawk into the wild. Getting here was a real &*#%^# at times, but it sure as hell has been a fun ride! If you’d like to peek behind the curtains look at the final days of Starhawk’s development, check out this video. We shot it a few weeks before release and it’ll give you a nice glimpse into the inner workings of a game developer in crunch mode.
Back when Forza Horizon was first officially announced by Microsoft and Playground Games back in March, all we had to gaze upon was a montage of desperately pretty cars and people, living the kind of life you’d expect someone with that kind of a car to live. Now, though, we’ve got our first real look at the game in the form of the screenshot above, which features the 2013 SRT Dodge Viper, some rocks, an extremely flat American highway and the same vignette framing we’ve come to expect from Forza in-game screenshots. Granted, this is but a single image, but from where we’re sitting it sure does look a hell of a lot like a Forza game, which is reassuring considering that this is Playground Games’ first spin behind the franchise’s wheel