By Tim Hage on Jul 1st, 2010 at 10:04PM
Valve has released the final four parts (of seven) of their behind-closed-doors Portal 2 gameplay demonstration videos to the public. For those that haven’t seen the previous three parts, head here for part 1 and here for parts 2 and 3. Once you’ve witnessed their awesomeness, hit the break for even more footage.
By Tim Hage on Jun 30th, 2010 at 11:15AM
Part one of this seven-part series showed us what to expect from the game’s supporting role, Wheatley. These videos detail huge new changes to the game’s Portal puzzle mechanic by introducing new physics-bending objects. Hit the jump to check out parts 2 and 3.
By Tim Hage on Jun 29th, 2010 at 12:57AM
While this footage was shown at E3, this is probably the first time you’ve seen it in proper HD (not recorded by someone’s shaky, sweaty-fingered camera) and without any developer talking over the dialogue. This footage shows us a huge part of what we should expect for companionship through Portal 2‘s campaign. It’s important to note that despite it looking like in-engine footage, this is still a rendered demonstration of gameplay. Check out the footage after the break.
By Tim Hage on Jun 21st, 2010 at 12:25AM
We know, E3′s over, but we’ve still got a bit of catch up to do. At the event, Codemasters was eager to wet gamers’ appetites for their upcoming racing game, F1 2010. The guys over at GameTrailers got a nice video walkthrough of the game’s fantastic dynamic weather system that we’ll be seeing in the races. Have a look for yourself after the break.
By Craig Lloyd on Jun 20th, 2010 at 6:13PM
E3 2010 Edition!
The past week’s best news and featured content…
Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood E3 Trailer and Release Date Revealed
- The next, anticipated installment of Assassin’s Creed is here in trailer form just in time for E3. We also get a glimpse at the end of the trailer of when the game will be hitting store shelves, which will be November 16th.
By Tim Hage on Jun 18th, 2010 at 12:17PM
As their community forums indicated last week, Trine 2 was announced at E3 this year with an awesome reveal trailer. We really enjoyed the original Trine, and there’s no doubt that this game will improve on that awesome recipe. For anyone doubting that this will be as good or better than the original, the trailer clearly states that Trine 2 will feature online and offline co-op, a feature that gamers begged for in the first game is finally coming. So, check out the trailer for yourself after the break.
By Craig Lloyd on Jun 18th, 2010 at 12:08AM
On Thursday, June 17, 2010 at 9:00PM, E3 shut its doors to 2010, marking another successful gaming convention in the books. Those three days went by crazy quick, didn’t they? To catch up on all of our E3 2010 coverage, head over to our E3 2010 page.
UPDATE: Just some quick stats of this year’s E3. According to the Entertainment Software Association (the trade group that owns E3), there were around 45,600 attendees and about 300 exhibitors. That’ approximately 4,000 more attendees than last year’s E3. Next year, E3 2011 will take place June 7-9. Mark your calendars!
By Tim Hage on Jun 16th, 2010 at 1:48AM
Telltale Games, the studio well known for their awesome and hilarious adventure games (most notably for their recent reboots of the Monkey Island and the Sam and Max franchises), released a new trailer for their newest upcoming adventure game, Nelson Tethers: Puzzle Agent.
Releasing sometime this June, Puzzle Agent is part of Telltale’s new direction with game development. They’re aiming more for a TV show-style approach with the first “episode” being the pilot, and like TV shows, if the pilot episode sells well, the series continues. But, enough about the game, have a look at the trailer for yourself after the break.
By Tim Hage on Jun 15th, 2010 at 11:50PM
That’s right, ladies and gents. Valve has released their E3 Portal 2 trailer and it’s every bit as awesome as you’d expect, but before you hit the break for a look at that tasty trailer, there’s also a bit of a gameplay demo down there too, from a press briefing. It’s not great quality, but it’s still Portal 2. Are you ready to cry tears of manliness?
By Tim Hage on Jun 15th, 2010 at 11:44PM
Razer announced today their line of Starcraft II-themed PC accessories. Razer has been offering the Zerg Bag for a while now, and they have finally revealed the tasty peripherals for you to proudly carry around in that bag. The Spectre, Marauder and Banshee are Razer’s new mouse, keyboard and headset, respectively.
Their design is quite different from Razer’s typical style, so many Razer fans may be disappointed with this announcement. Hopefully Razer has a few other surprises up their sleeves for E3 this year to please the rest of the gamers. The peripherals’ release is expected to hit right around the time of SCII‘s July 27, 2010 release date. Head over to Razer’s themed landing page for pricing and performance details on the new devices.
