Capcom, a leading worldwide developer and publisher of video games today confirmed that the initial wave of game add-on content for Resident Evil 6 will be available on December 18 exclusively first on the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft. Consisting of Predator, Survivors and Onslaught modes, each mode is priced at 320 Microsoft Points and expands on the game’s multiplayer elements, providing new and exciting ways to enjoy the world of Resident Evil 6. Players can purchase all three modes together as a bundle pack at the value price of 720 Microsoft Points on the Xbox … Continue reading Resident Evil 6 Adding New Content→
Although the series has been a bit hit and miss lately, Resident Evil 6 comes screaming up from the depths to become a respectable adventure game, although with fewer horror elements.
This week I take on the world of a cute and cuddly beat’em up game called Fairy Bloom Freesia. Can it stack up against the much more serious looking competition?
Continuing its commitment to support Dragon’s Dogma post launch, Capcom is pleased to confirm that it will be making new modes and content available in the coming months. Available free of charge and scheduled for release before the end of the year, the million strong community of Dragon’s Dogma players will be able to put their skills to the test with the introduction of Speedrun and Hard modes. Speedrun will challenge players to clear the game as quickly as possible with in-game equipment awarded for those who clock specific times; while Hard Mode turns up the difficulty with enemies that … Continue reading Dragon’s Dogma Players To Get Free Updates→
Launching a sequel to a game using Xbox 360’s Kinect instead of a special $200 controller seems like a good idea. But Kinect shortcomings doom Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor.
Dragon’s Dogma is an action RPG with a lot of unique elements that set it apart from the pack. You can even loan your best AI helpers, known as pawns, to your friends.
Capcom today releases Steel Battalion Heavy Armor, exclusively on Kinect for Xbox 360. Set in 2082, Steel Battalion Heavy Armor depicts a world devoid of computers, where war is waged with rudimentary weapons as new superpowers struggle for dominance. In this low-tech era, there is one weapon class that will determine the course of the war ‘ the Vertical Tank. Utilizing a combination of Kinect and the regular Xbox 360 controller, Steel Battalion Heavy Armor puts players in the role of Sgt Powers, a veteran VT Pilot who is the only one who can change the course of war. Kinect … Continue reading Steel Battalion Heavy Armor Deploys→
Capcom, a leading worldwide developer and publisher of video games, today confirmed the next wave of upcoming titles it will be showcasing at the 2012 E3 Expo in Los Angeles which opens officially tomorrow. In addition to playable debuts for Resident Evil 6 and Lost Planet 3 there will also be new content for DmC Devil May Cry. Street Fighter X Tekken for PlayStationVita handheld entertainment system will premiere the Cross-Platform Play functionality. Capcom’s full roster of titles on display at its booth 1047 in the South Hall of the LA Convention Center includes: Resident Evil 6 Playable for the … Continue reading E3 Expo: Capcom Showing Resident Evil 6, Others→
DmC Devil May Cry, the next installment in the multi-million unit selling franchise, will release for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on January 15, 2013 in North America and Europe. In addition, PC gamers will also be able to experience the title with a Windows PC version whose development is well underway and scheduled for release later in 2013. Developed by critically acclaimed Cambridge based developer Ninja Theory in close collaboration with Capcom, DmC Devil May Cry details Dante’s early years set against a contemporary backdrop. While retaining the stylish action, fluid combat and self-assured protagonist that have defined the … Continue reading New Devil May Cry Game Set For January→
OK, so Billy switches up on GiN this week and throws in some classic wastage. He’s telling us it’s all good so long as it’s non-productive. As his boss should I be believing that? Or has he tricked me into wasting my time as well? Read on!
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