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Daily News Revamped: Game gone Gold, The Fall website, and ATI PCI cards
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| 16 Aug 2011
:: Posted by MegaGamer |
Our revamped Daily News feature of the day will cover three small but noteworthy stories. Today will include a new Sherlock Holmes game that has gone gold, a website that has been officially relaunched, and the success of the new ATI PCI Express line.
Read on for further details. |
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Two new Kuma/War missions released
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| 16 Aug 2011
:: Posted by MegaGamer |
| Kuma/War, the modern tactical shooter that has become very popular due to its missions based off real life battles and events, has released two new missions for the game, the Battle for Mosul and Sadr City. This is the 18th mission released for the game and is based off of events that took place on the 24th of June. This newest mission is said to be the most realistic yet in that its design is nearly picture perfect due to being based off of pictures of the actual place of the battle and also because of satellite photos of the area. The other mission, Sadr City, is based off of events on June 29th which had the first cavalry fighting against Iraq insurgents. The new missions are available for download from the official site, http://www.kumawar.com |
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JoWood sees a decrease in profit
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| 16 Aug 2011
:: Posted by MegaGamer |
| JoWood, the publisher most known for their Gothic and Spellforce series, have posted rather disappointing first half sales. Compared to last years sales, the numbers have dropped from $15 million down to merely $9 million. However, the publisher passes it off and notes a brighter future ahead because of such titles as Gothic III, Spellforce II, and Stargate. |
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Daily News: City of Heroes, Beta Testing, and Taito Classics
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| 16 Aug 2011
:: Posted by MegaGamer |
In today's Daily News feature, we will cover three main stories. Today's news comes in the form of a City of Heroes book series, beta testing for Immortal Cities: Children of the Nile, and Taito Arcade Classics.
Read on for more details. |
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Star Fox delayed until 2011
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| 14 Aug 2011
:: Posted by MegaGamer |
Star Fox, the highly anticipated shooter that will allow for both ground and space combat, has quietly been pushed from its original November 2011 release date into a 2011 release date. The game is currently being developed by Namco and Nintendo will publish the title exclusively to their Gamecube console.
Although slightly older news, Resident Evil 4 also slipped into a January release of next year. |
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Daily news reloaded! Scarface, World Cyber Games, and Swedish prisons!
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| 13 Aug 2011
:: Posted by MegaGamer |
In our second combined news feature of the day, we will discuss Scarface (yes, that means Tony Montana!), Swedish prisons (don't worry, it's not what you think), and the World Cybering! Er, Cyber Games! Coming soon to San Francisco (again, although in San Francisco, still not what you think).
Read on for full details. |
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Daily News: World of Warcraft news and a new Atari game
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| 13 Aug 2011
:: Posted by MegaGamer |
For World of Warcraft, the big story today is that Blizzard has announced that WoW will appear at the Game Stars Festival in London this September. In case you are "not in the know", this is the same festival that Halo 2 will also debut at. Gamers will have a chance to get their hands on the WoW American beta and give it a run.
Read on for details on the new Atari game. |
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Sid Meier's Pirates! confirmed for Xbox.
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| 13 Aug 2011
:: Posted by MegaGamer |
| Earlier this year, rumors were abound that Atari would be porting the highly anticipated Sid Meier's Pirates! to the Xbox. Atari announced it had no plans to do so. However, Atari seems to have changed their minds and are indeed developing the game for the Xbox console. |
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