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Binary Domain Launch Trailer
Posted by Sakinah in Binary Domain, QuickNews on January 11th, 2012
Sega has released the launch trailer for its new third person shooter for the PS3 and 360. Binary Domain is being developed by the same team behind the Yakuza franchise. Along with the new trailer Sega announced a week delay for BD in all territories. The single player shooter is now expected to release in Europe on February 24th followed by a February 28th debut in North America.
Aliens: Colonial Marines Collectors Edition
Posted by Cheeto in Aliens: Colonial Marines, PS3, PS3 software on January 10th, 2012
Remember Aliens: Colonial Marines? Developed by Gearbox Software (Brothers in Arms, Borderland) and published by SEGA, this squad based FPS was lost in developments for a while now. Recently a picture of what appears to be the collectors edition of the game found its way to the online communities. The release date and the price for this CE are not yet confirmed.
This collectors edition will include the following:
Sonic Generations of Skate This Friday
Posted by Oly in Media, Sonic Generations on November 22nd, 2011
This Friday, November 25th on Fox Sports Network, witness the biggest names in skateboarding history as they compete in the first-ever Sonic Generations of Skate.
In celebration of Sonic the Hedgehog’s 20th Anniversary and the release of Sonic Generations, the one-hour special features top professional skateboarders from three generations such as Steve Caballero, Sandro Dias, Pierre Luc Gagnon (PLG), Tony Hawk and Andy Macdonald. Skaters from each generation battle it out in teams over four events; performing various tricks, jumps and team routines.
Watch as one team is crowned the first Sonic Generations of Skate winner and receives their trophy from the legendary video game icon Sonic the Hedgehog.
Check out this highlight real of the event below.
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Sega is Making a BIG DEAL for PSN Users
From now through November 29, 2011, PlayStation Network gamers can enjoy a feast of savings on SEGA classics including:
• Comix Zone™: $2.99 (was $4.99)
• Streets of Rage 2™: $2.99 (was $4.99)
• Golden Axe™: $2.99 (was $4.99)
• After Burner Climax™: $4.99 (was $9.99)
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[Review] Renegade Ops
Posted by Kane112 in Featured, Renegade Ops, Reviews on September 26th, 2011
Renegade Ops is a game that does not take itself seriously with it’s over the top voice acting and its cliché characters. You can tell it get its inspiration from 80′s action movies. We have the bad guy you love to hate, Inferno, who wants to blow the world up. Your typical “I am a big tough guy that takes no crap” General Bryant, who wants nothing more than to stop him. The UN are talking about negotiations with Inferno, which pisses Bryant off. He rips off his insignias, storms out, and swears to put a stop to Inferno. Now the fun begins. You start off getting to choose between four characters, each with their own vehicle, skill tree, and special power.
[Review] Yakuza 4
I have to admit I’m a Yakuza franchise virgin. Hang on, let me rephrase that – I was a Yakuza franchise virgin. I was aware of the Yakuza franchise, but I never really gave any thought to playing it. I was too involved with my FIFAs, GTAs, Battlefields, and highly overrated CoDs. However, I was presented with the opportunity to review the game and decided eh – why not.
Admittedly, I now feel that I have missed out on 3 epic segments of this franchise after playing such a gripping game. I got started by slipping the disc into my PS3, not knowing what I was going to experience. I decided not to search up Yakuza 4 on the net, as I wanted my experience to be as original as it could be.
Yakuza 3 Review
If Yakuza 3 is a lesson in Japanese culture then what I have learnt about Japan is that everyone likes a fight, they love baseball, fighting is pretty popular, soba = buckwheat, no one will do what they’re told until you have defeated them… Oh and there’s a severe lack of hostesses. I kid, I kid I never really noticed their absence as I had never played any of the previous Yakuza titles. But everyone does love a good fight; seriously, you can’t do anything in this game without getting into a fight. You can’t go for a walk, you can’t ask your friend to look after your clan, and you can’t even cross the street in one instance without beating someone up first. It’s a good job that the brutal brawling system works well then and apart from the way the script contrives to include a fight at every possible moment the story does flow being deep and complicated with many characters involved. Read the rest of this entry »
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