Hero’s of Ruin Announced by Square Enix

Square Enix today announced that they will be bringing a brand new adventure to the Nintendo 3DS. Heroes of Ruin gets four unlikely heroes and packs them together to form a powerful and fearsome alliance. Using all of the new features that the Nintendo 3DS has as well as support for online play and a wealth of social gaming features, gamers will be able to experience new ways to play Heroes of Ruin day by day.

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The House of the Dead Overkill Extended Cut Announced

Sega Europe today announced that the B movie classic, turned videogame, The House of the Dead is going to be making it’s first leap into high definition with Sega’s The House of the Dead: OVERKILL – Extended Cut. This revised edition of the game will be made available on the PlayStation Move only.

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Emily the Strange “Strangerous” Release Date Announced

PQube today announced that a new puzzle game will be released on the Nintendo DS on the 10th June – Emily the Strange “Strangerous”, which features over 60 puzzles and ranges 6 chapters. With more than 50 hours of puzzles and riddles to navigate through and caters heavily to the female audience.

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Diamond Trust of London Announced

Zoo Entertainment today announced that it’s teamed up with the videogame developer Jason Roher to release Diamond Trust of London for the Nintendo DS. Diamond Trust of London takes place in a diamond mining company in Angola, prior to the restrictions put in place by the United Nation in regards to the sale of blood diamonds. To maintain the country’s hold on the diamond mines you must bribe, cut deals and spy on pretty much everyone.

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Storm Announced for PSN and XBL

Zoo Entertainment today announced that they are developing a new videogame for the PlayStation Network and the Xbox Live, called Storm, which will be available in Summer 2011. In Storm you’ll be able to control the weather to grow seeds into the trees by guiding them through nature themed levels with peaceful background music.

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Blocks That Matter Announced

Swing Swing Submarine today announced that their first Xbox Live Indie Game, Blocks That Matter, is now available on the Xbox Live system for less than $3, or 240 Microsoft Points. Featuring two semi-fictional indie developers named Alexy and Markus, Blocks That Matter is a puzzle platformer where a tiny driller robot travels underground in order to save it’s creator.

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Vanquish Release on Games on Demand for Xbox Live

SEGA today announced that the latest game to be added to the Xbox Live’s Games on Demand service wil be Vanquish, which is available right now for 3200 Microsoft Points. This titles joins an expanding library of full titles available from SEGA such as Bayonetta, Aliens vs. Predator and Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing. Vanquish adds a new sci-fi mech swing to this set of games by putting the gamer in control of a versatile battle suit and waging war against hordes of soldiers and giant robots.

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Soul Calibur V Announced

Namco Bandai today announced that the next instalment in the best selling franchise, Soul Calibur V will be released on the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3 in 2012. Picking up 17 years after the end of Soul Calibur IV, new and old heroes will grace the game and try and battle through an epic showdown of good vs evil.

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Hollywood Files Deadly Intrigues Announced for the DS

Easy Interactive today announced that their latest videogame will hit the Nintendo DS on the 1st June 2011. Hollywood Files Deadly Intrigues is a DS game that’s full of mini-games with a storyline and a hidden objective. This detective game follows the protagonist, Zoey, a private investigator and the owner of a healthy detective agency in Hollywood. A famous actor, Pete, dies in a freak car accident and it’s our very own Zoey’s job to check if there are any mysteries behind this man’s death. Read On

SEGA Announce Sale on Xbox Live Arcade Games

Sega Europe today announced that to celebrate the Xbox Nations event they will be discounting all of the Xbox Live Arcade games by as much as 50%! That’s 18 Sega games ranging from the Mega Drive all the way through to the DreamCast for a significant discount on the Xbox only.
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