A few months and lots of games shows after our Army of Two GSD, we are finally back to talk a bit about Mass Effect, the massive Space-Opera from Bioware. A GSD a tad longer than usual, 15 minutes so HD fans better make sure their modems are up to the task, and rich in discussions about the beginning of the game that Pipo and I had the chance to try freely. We also talk about the character creation, the fight system and a few more things. Enjoy!
The great Ben Ward, Community Web Lead over at Bizarre Creations, has taken time to answer a big bunch of questions about Project Gotham Racing 4. Thanks to the XCN, we can find out more about their thoughts about PGR3, team online racing, DLC and much much more.
Microsoft and Bioware have released the second spotlight video about Mass Effect and their main characters. Stay tuned for some more Sheppard love later this afternoon.
Look at that! It is the cavalry from Bladestorm: The Hundred Years' War on the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360. We can only hope for a polishing of the graphics before the game is launched November 2, 2007 in France.
In Spring 2008, european players will be able to find (once more) the marine extents of Sega Bass Fishing after seven years in the shadows. The fishing game was launched in the arcades (1998), on the Dreamcast (1999) and for Windows (2001). This remasterized entry will boast 15 landscapes to dip your poles in, the possibility to adjust the weather and the use of the Wiimote + Nunchuk. The Wii is practically made for such a game, so I can only feel happy.
Ubisoft put at our disposable a Developer's Diary video with Patrice Désilets, creative director for the videogame Assassin's Creed. The freedom aspect is discussed and we understand it has been studied in priority while the game was developed. In the structure as much as the choices, the player will be able to change his experience as he wants to.
The week ends with the confirmation of a cooperative mode in Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Two friends can tackle the adventure mode of the Subspace Emissary ; the camera centers on player one while player two must try and follow him. I tell you : this week has been one of the best in a while.
Namco Bandai offers a series of new screenshots for its combat game Tekken 6 on the Playstation 3 (and Arcade). Most of the veterans will be back for this entry, by example King and Panda, joined by new faces like Leo and Zafina. The american market will receive the game this winter, while the French will have to wait several more months. Update: Five new screens!Update2: 50 more screens!
Sega just sent us a new trailer for Ryu ga Gotoku 3 (Yakuza) which, as a reminder, won't take place in modern time but in the 1605 Edo period of Japan. The main character is a real charmer ; I really appreciate the horse gameplay, the turtles race and all the liberty which seems important in this third installment.
Need For Speed ProStreet tries to charm us with this new batch of detailed and hi-res screens from the Playstation 3 build. Let's not forget the game will also be available for PC, PS2, PSP, NDS, Xbox 360 and Wii.
Double update for Super Smash Bros. Brawl on today's menu. To begin, the bubble-shield use is explained with the many uses of dodging while in the heat of battle. Then, Fox's Final Smash is revealed ; he calls the Landmaster from StarFox Assault to his rescue. The player control this mammoth tank and can do barrel rolls or fire a crazy and deadly laser. Whoa!
The jungle is a risky place, even for a character with Leopard skin. George of the Jungle is coming for the Nintendo DS, the Nintendo Wii and the Playstation 2 in the first quarter of 2008. Who is the king of the jungle? The lion? No, it is George! First DS and Wii screens inside.
Criterion and EA released these images of Burnout Paradise, from an unknown version of the game (probably PS3).Update:: Video addedUpdate 2: Not even 24 hours have passed and we already get 8 new images and a video!
