Category: Xbox 360

Microsoft have confirmed today that the Master Chief will be coming to us on 6th November for a worldwide release. With 343 studios handling the development of the video game, Microsoft have promised that Halo 4 will be the beginning of a New Saga for the series.

A mysterious Tweet from Bethesda seems to link to a possible Skyrim announcement that will be taking place tomorrow. On the their Twitter feed it simply says “tomorrow” and there is an image of a man. As there has been a lot of activity regarding Skyrim over the last few weeks it could be safe…

Last week, we brought the news that Lost Planet 3 had been announced by Capcom and now have the images and video that is showing how the game is taking shape. The game is currently under development by Spark Unlimited and is due early 2013.

While on a running streak of dominating the charts over here in the UK, EA have announced the first details of the latest in the sandbox style shoot ’em up series – Crysis 3. As well as this, there is a small look into the game and the ever more apparent “preorder bonuses” that could…

Details have emerged regarding the weapons that will be deployed during the campaign of Prototype 2. Activision have included weapons ranging from big-boom through to the even bigger booms! Small pistols aren’t the order of business in this game, oh no. Railguns, shotguns and generic explosives are the order of the day.

Further to yesterday’s news that The Elder Scrolls V:Skyrim will be featuring kinect features in it’s next update, Bethesda have kindly provided a video to show how everything will work.

Rockstar have been busy beavering away at putting together the latest Max Payne title. In the latest trailer, they have stripped the game down and built the bullet time system from scratch. Bullet time is a unique feature to the game that allows you to slow down the game to carefully aim the next shot.

Shouting “Xbox Search Google” is one of the many jokes that have been thrown around since Xbox 360’s Kinnect announcement and whilst Star Wars Kinect might be commercially successful, critically it’s been a bomb. So it comes as no surprise that Bethesda Softworks are also cashing in on the consumer rich but critic poor peripheral.