Just recently on the official TGS page the date for the upcoming game show was announced. As you can see from the banner above, it is slated to occur on September 16th-19th. See the official site for more details.
Even though one of the bands spilled the beans yesterday on some of the music coming out this week, it’s our job to reveal the rest of what’s coming out next week! On to the music!
As we inch closer towards Splinter Cell: Conviction’s April 13th, 2010 release date, Ubisoft has graced us with the revelation of a three-part series of trailers, with each talking about its own section of the game. Part 1 is about the cooperative campaign, Part 2 on the new Deniable Ops Mode, and Part 3 on its Persistent Elite Creation AKA “Challenges and Rewards.” Check out Parts 2 and 3 below, and hit the link for Part 1 and more information.
[Via Joystiq]
Obsidian has issued a new release date for Alpha Protocol: A Man Alone – June 1, 2010. This is Obsidian’s 3rd release date for the title, originally slated to come out last October, then bumped to March. Maybe third time’s a charm? (Heck, we’ve been telling you about it since last June). On the up side, they’ve also issued a new trailer with some new hints at the story line.
Though an official release date hasn’t been announced, Bioware has a soft date scheduled for late March. This free DLC through the Cerberus Network will feature the Hammerhead tank and 5 new missions for you to undertake.
Hit the jump for some screenshots and info.
Earlier today, we had the opportunity to sit in on a conference call with the producer and developers of MLB 2K10. The newest game in the series packs several new features and upgrades from last year’s version, including MLB Today and My Player, not to mention a challenge. Look for it on Tuesday at retail for $59.99.
Developers:
Link: http://xbox360digest.com/audio/MLB2K10_Conference_Call.mp3
Look for a full review of MLB 2K10 shortly after the retail release.
All past interviews and conference calls are available at Xbox360Digest.com/Interviews or by clicking the interviews tab on the main site.
Take a break from battlefield shooters and check out a good-old-fashioned first-person conspiracy story. All the usual climbing, running, and puzzle solving plus head-kicking and backstabbing!
Late last year, we showed you a trailer for Disney’s new racer, Split/Second. Originally slated for a Q1 release this year, it has been officially dated for May 18th. Look for a full review here when it does release.
Disney Interactive Studios announced today that Split/Second, the action racing game from Black Rock Studio, will be released in North America on Tuesday, May 18. The European release date is May 21. Set within the world of a fictional reality TV show, Split/Second players don’t just try to race to the finish line – they trigger explosive events that alter the track to take out opponents or create short cuts.
Split/Second is rated E10+ for Everyone 10 and Older. The game will be available for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Windows PC. Winner of the prestigious Game Critics Award as Best Racing Game of E3, Split/Second has a SRP of $59.99 for Xbox 360 and PS3 and $49.99 for Windows PC.
The recommendations in this guide are geared toward the Hardcore/Insanity difficulty. Since almost all enemies have an extra layer of protection or two (Armor/Barrier/Shield), this takes into account which combinations are most effective at stripping away an enemies defense. On the lower level difficulties, where you don’t need to worry about extra defensive layers, then feel free investing points into other abilities such as Pull, Throw, Cryo Blast, etc. When you mainly only need to take into account enemy health, then that’s where classes such as the Adept and Vanguard, shine.
Get your Level 50 Hunters, Sirens, Berserkers and Soldiers ready for a new challenge, as the newest Downloadable Add-On for Borderlands, The Secret Armory of General Knoxx, is about to be released tomorrow! With it, arrives a shiny new level cap, raising the current cap to Level 61 (Sorry, OCD players…), a fresh batch of ultra-rare and powerful weaponry, multiple new vehicles including one all four players can ride in, and new enemies and evil antagonists to eliminate with your acid rocket launchers.
Don’t expect the enemies to be pushovers when you’re a level 61. The AI has been tweaked, meaning, that’s right… even tougher enemies for you to take out. That is, if you can. Pricing will be the same as past content packs, that being 800 MSP, or $10 USD.
