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Bulletstorm developer, People Can Fly, was just purchased by Epic Games officially. The studio worked in tandem with Epic prior to the purchase on the foul-mouthed skillshot FPS before, however the studio was never actually owned outright by the Raleigh-based developer. That has since changed, but not at a cost. People Can Fly lost three developers in the process of moving to Epic, including creative director Adrian Chmielarz, Andrzej Poznanski and Michal Kosieradzki. Continue reading
If there’s anything worse than a handsome bad guy in a video game, it’s a handsome bad guy calling you out for all the world to see. In Borderlands 2, Handsome Jack does just that. The new big bad is the king of Pandora, and in his wake, the planet has once again gone to hell. The now-trademark Borderlands humor is certainly present in this freshly released trailer, and the updated graphics and classic art style are present in spades here. See for yourself just how handsome Handsome Jack is after the jump!
The Xbox Live Arcade release of Rock Band Blitz is just around the corner, and Harmonix’s latest attempt to invigorate the flatlining music genre is looking to be an interesting, bite-sized experience that will satisfy your quick cravings for plastic instrument musical fun. Harmonix just released the full track list, which is an intriguing mix of classic songs and recent pop favorites. Hardcore fans of the Rock Band franchise will probably scoff at some of the recycled songs and simplistic pop featured on Blitz’s track list, but those looking to expand their already enormous song list with a few new sets will probably be interested. Have a look for yourself after the jump!
Remember a few weeks ago when that DaE guy posted alleged photos of the Xbox 720 development kit, codenamed Durango, on the Internet? Well, it appears he has just sold that very same anonymous-looking black box for a whopping sum of $21,000. Whether or not the dev kit is even real is something that has yet to be determined, but it certainly seems as if DaE has access to something that Microsoft might not want people to know about or have. Although legal action has yet to be taken, it only seems logical that Microsoft, who typically offers these development kits as a loan service for developers, will be quite irritated that someone managed to score a great deal of cash on something that is rightfully Redmond’s property.
Although BioShock 2 delivered an enjoyable singleplayer experience, the game certainly wasn’t memorable for its less-than-decent multiplayer component. So, perhaps it’s not exactly surprising that Irrational Games’ attempts at integrating unique multiplayer modes into its primarily narrative-driven experience in BioShock Infinite have been less than fruitful.
If the popular Dreamcast title, Jet Set Radio was your favorite rollerskating/graffiti-spraying game of all time, you’re not alone. Not only is Jet Set Radio a game in a genre completely its own, but the popular title will be making a resurgence on XBLA this September in high-definition form. The unique cel-shaded graphics are looking better than ever, and the amazing soundtrack is sure to be in tip-top shape for the re-release. In addition, the game will be a steal, retailing for a mere 800 Microsoft Points, or $9.99.
Stay tuned to Xbox 360 Cheats for more info on Jet Set Radio HD as it develops.
Just when you thought video games couldn’t get any more technically gorgeous than Crysis 2, Crytek decided to release a trailer showcasing Crysis 3 in the urban jungle of New York. No, literally, it’s an urban jungle now. If you thought terrain tessellation was the coolest thing since sliced bread, just wait until you see vegetation tessellation. As in, the leaves actually have volumetric depth. To quote the immortal Keanu Reeves, “Whoa.” If you want to see what the new benchmark for graphics is (and perhaps a glimpse of standard features on next-gen titles) you better hit the jump to get a look for yourself.
If you’re an achievement hunter (and let’s be honest, many of us are) then you’ll surely be stoked to hear about the recently released achievement list for Resident Evil 6. Featuring some of the usual content you’ve come to expect from singleplayer experiences, achievements will be awarded for chapter completions and collecting set amounts of…well, collectibles. In fact, that’s about the bulk of the entire achievement list. There are a few unique ones that involving killing boatloads of bad guys, but this is pretty standard fare. If you’re a completionist, however, this list is certainly an added incentive to finish every bit of Capcom’s latest not-really-survival-horror-anymore title. We’ve included the entire list for your enjoyment below the jump.
If there’s one thing that Halo 4 has in spades, it’s a handful of memorable and enjoyable weaponry. 343 Industries, in its expansive overhaul of the venerable Halo franchise, has also managed to completely redesign the sounds and aesthetics of all of the weaponry you’ll be wielding in the first game of the new Halo trilogy. A few fresh weapons are also showcased in the video, and if you’re the kind of person who measures the awesomeness of a first-person shooter by the sleekness of its armory, you will not be disappointed. Have a look for yourself beyond the jump!
The reboot of the Need for Speed franchise’s Most Wanted iteration has been gaining a lot of attention lately, probably because it shares the exact same name as the game it is updating, which is a bit strange. However, with Burnout veterans, Criterion at the helm this time around, it appears that we may actually have a much more intense and crash-heavy Need for Speed title on our hands. Hot Pursuit was an excellent addition to the Need for Speed franchise, and it appears that the update of Most Wanted is going to follow in the footsteps of that particular game’s blueprint based on this brief multiplayer teaser. Check it out after the jump!