Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Trials Legends free PC game of the classic gameplay of original web PC Trials
Trials Legends, a new, free PC game that recaptures the classic gameplay of the original web and PC-based Trials experience from 2000 to 2005. A link to the download is available for fans of RedLynx's Facebook fan page. Anyone can get the game simply by becoming a fan.
WTF!? (Who’s That Flying) PSP video game launches at last
Who’s That Flying!?, the latest title from Mediatonic for PlayStation Minis, has hit the PSN store and is available to buy for £3.99, €4.99 and $5.99 respectively. In Who’s That Flying!?, players take control of the mysterious and powerful creature known only as the "Guardian of Earth". His steely eye and HYPER-POWERED LASER ARM have kept the citizens of Earth safe for generations (as well as proving a hit with the ladies).
NBA JAM video game now on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3
Electronic Arts announce that EA SPORTS NBA JAM —in high definition and featuring online play—for the PlayStation 3 computer entertainment system and Xbox 360 videogame and entertainment system is in stores now throughout North America. Featuring gameplay that is true to the original, two distinct game modes—Classic Campaign and Remix Tour—plus a full complement of online modes, EA SPORTS NBA JAM offers something for everyone.
Final Fantasy XIV Free trial period extended for 30 days PC PS3
Today, we have decided to extend the free trial period an additional 30 days. Please refer to the following for more details.
Fourth Title in Popular Pee Monkey Video Game Series Takes Peeing Outdoors with Pee Monkey Plant Bloom
Happylatte release Pee Monkey Plant Bloom, sequel to the No1 chart busting peeing action game Pee Monkey Toilet Trainer. Pee Monkey Plant Bloom gives iPhone and iPod Touch users an entirely new flower-blooming, high-definition physics puzzle experience.
Need for Speed Hot Pursuit video game out now on PS3 X360 iPhone PC Wii
Need for Speed Hot Pursuit is poised to transform online racing by bringing to life the adrenaline and intensity of high speed cop pursuits and changing the way that people connect and compete with their friends. Need for Speed Hot Pursuit introduces a revolutionary social network called Need for Speed Autolog, which seamlessly connects players with their friends by automatically tracking and comparing each person’s performances. Autolog also serves up challenges based on what your friends have been doing, creating a simple, yet brilliantly dynamic social-gaming experience.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Worms 2: Armageddon Team17 Battle Pack download from the App Store and PSN this week
Since launching on the PlayStation Network and the App Store this year, Worms 2: Armageddon has helped gamers create a whole lot of wormy destruction; with the release of the new "Battle Pack", however, things are about to get a whole lot more explosive for our favourite invertebrates!
Crackdown 2 Deluge Pack Game Add-on Unleashes Waves of Blazing Action to Pacific City
“Crackdown 2,” the action-packed Xbox 360 exclusive, gets its most riotous addition yet with the release of the “Deluge Pack” Game Add-on, available for download on Xbox LIVE Marketplace starting today. Available in a trial version and a premium version for 560 Microsoft Points, the Game Add-on delivers a new adrenaline-fueled co-op arcade mode called Deluge which pits up to four players against increasingly more challenging waves of denizens from Pacific City.
APB: Reloaded Plucked from the wreckage of Realtime Worlds by Gamersfirst; Unreal Engine 3-powered revamp to be free to play
GamersFirst announce that Reloaded Productions has acquired all the Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) for the massively multiplayer online third-person shooter game “APB: All Points Bulletin,” previously developed and owned by Dundee-based Realtime Worlds Ltd. In September 2010, the joint administrators, Ken Pattullo and Paul Dounis, from business and restructuring specialist Begbies Traynor, said efforts to rescue Realtime Worlds had been unsuccessful but renewed efforts were made to conclude a sale of the IPR.
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