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February 7th, 2010
| Tags: amniotic-fluid, break, digital-distribution, dlc, dragon-age, expansion, the-children, trailer
Felt like your copy of Dragon Age: Origins was missing something, eh?
February 7th, 2010
| Tags: entry, financial-report, games, Income, million-units, olympic, olympic-winter, period-covered, sales, sega
After surviving harrowing losses of
February 7th, 2010
| Tags: after-the-break, complete, dragon-quest-vi, entry, japan, japanese, media-create, resonance-of-fate, rpg, the-top-selling, top-ten, version-charted, week-at-retail
The debut of the Dragon Quest VI remake for DS proves that a Dragon Quest game doesn’t have to be entirely new to sell like crazy in Japan — just new enough. In its first week at retail, January 25-31, the new version of the classic Super Famicom RPG sold 906,458 copies, according to Media Create, making it by far the top-selling game of the week. A pair of other newly-released RPGs also did quite well: the PS3 version of tri-Ace’s shooty-RPG End of Eternity (we call it ” Resonance of Fate “) landed in second place on the weekly software chart with 118,088 units sold (the Xbox version charted respectably at #8, selling 27,048 units) and Ar Tonelico 3 hit #4 with 81,633 copies sold.
February 7th, 2010
| Tags: 2010-issue, 360 news, angels, bondi, game-set, grand-theft, informer, month, real-city, real-details, rockstar, shoot-everyone, the-first
IGN writes: “In the March 2010 issue of Game Informer (on stands this month), the first real details of L.A. Noire are revealed.
February 7th, 2010
| Tags: acclaimed-debut, based-on-ufc, commercially-acclaimed, critically, follow, game-based, gameplay-details, the-follow-up, thq, today-announced, ufc, zuffa
THQ and Zuffa today announced the first gameplay details surrounding UFC Undisputed 2010, the follow-up to the critically and commercially acclaimed debut game based on UFC.
February 7th, 2010
| Tags: game-informer, know-whether, later-adding, magazine, matthew-kato, Microsoft, Multiplatform, only-because, preview-hits, rockstar, sony, team-bondi, unswerving-love, worth-getting
At long last, the never-ending mystery of whether Rockstar’s “gritty detective tale,” L.A. Noire , will be a multiplatform release has …
February 7th, 2010
| Tags: coffee-binges, dream-build-play-2009, endless-energy, entry, Facebook, indie, indie-games, puzzle, Xbox
We got to check out Rotor’scope: The Secret of the Endless Energy at PAX last year, and it nearly broke our minds .
February 7th, 2010
| Tags: amorphous, another-delay, consumer, delay, delays, game, matthew-hickman, mtv, obsidian-entertainment, q2-2010, release-date, spring-2010
It would have been nice to hear more of an explanation way back in October when Sega’s Alpha Protocol was ” officially delayed ” to the amorphous “Spring 2010,” but, unfortunately, that didn’t happen. Speaking with MTV Multiplayer this week, though, assistant producer at Sega Matthew Hickman explicitly detailed the reasons for the delay, saying, “We really wanted to polish the game up, make it everything Obsidian planned it to be, and give the consumer a very polished game.” He added that there’s been some “tweaks in lighting here and there,” and the inventory screen has been revamped a bit, but in general the team has been focused on “bringing the whole quality level up.” The post’s author also notes that the game is set for a “Summer 2010″ release window now, and we’ve reached out to him (and Sega) for clarification. Update: The post’s author has responded that, yes, the game’s current release window is set for “Summer 2010.” Guess that’s another delay then, eh
