Housemarque Announcing New Downloadable title at PAX
The talented Finnish developer Housemarque revealed via their Twitter feed that a new downloadable title will be revealed at this year’s Penny Arcade Expo.
The only thing that we currently …
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Crystal Dynamics Announces DLC for Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light
Crystal Dynamics has proudly revealed what DLC really means to them and they are talking about Downloadable Lara Croft! With the finale set for Microsoft’s 2010 Summer of Arcade on XBLA and the release of Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light™ on August 18th, this will mark the kick off of the DLC campaign for Crystal Dynamics and what they are calling Downloadable Lara Croft.
The new game marks a lot of first in the Lara Croft series too, one being the first fully downloadable arcade game based on Lara Croft, it also has an all new isometric view that looks incredible for not only a single player but will also include for the very first time a franchise two player offline cooperative experience as well. Oh, did I mention the title is also coming to the Xbox 360 first as well? This only marks the beginning of the Downloadable Lara Croft campaign which is slated to run until the end of 2010.
Next up for the DLC campaign will be a free update for Xbox 360 gamers on September 28th that will include the much anticipated two player online co-op, as well as full leaderboard support and voice chat functionality for the title. This will also mark the release date for Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light on the PlayStation Network and PC (via the Steam network) with full online support.
Limbo Recreated in LittleBigPlanet
It’s a rare day for us to make a post about a non-xbla game. It’s an even rarer day for a Playstation 3 game to …
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Scott Pilgrim confirmed on XBLA
Xbox owning Pilgrim fans rejoice! The downloadable Scott Pilgrim beat-em-up with epic 2D pixel art is no longer a Playstation exclusive. The downloadable title based on the Scott Pilgrim graphic novel series …
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Blacklight: Tango Down Review (XBLA)
Blacklight: Tango Down was developed by Zombie Studios and published by Ignition Entertainment for XBLA on July 14, 2010. Retails for 1200 Microsoft Points. A download code of the game was given to us by the publisher for reviewing purposes.
What if the rumors of a futuristic setting for Infinity Ward’s next Call of Duty were right? It might’ve looked very much like Zombie Studio’s Blacklight: Tango Down. While the game was praised by many at E3 for it’s high price/quality ratio, the result is definitely remarkable for a downloadable title, packing a decent fast paced punch for a low budget multiplayer shooter.
Zombie Studios Confirms Blacklight: Tango Down 2
Blacklight: Tango Down provided quite an impression following it’s release. According to Majornelson.com, Blacklight topped the arcade sales last week without breaking a sweat. With the PC version releasing …
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Sega Saturn games possibly coming to XBLA too
Sega might not being making any new consoles, but they sure seem to be okay with reselling us our childhoods on every platform available. We’re not trying to sound sarcastic, …
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Dreamcast games making a digital return to XBLA
After months of speculation and rumors, SEGA has officially announced that Dreamcast games will be returning in digital form to Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network later this year.
Sonic …
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Machinarium refused for XBLA, moves to PSN instead *UPDATED*
Czech game studio Amanita Design, creators of the critically acclaimed PC point-and-click adventure Machinarium, recently announced that they are making plans to bring the game to different platforms. Asking …
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