Wayforward Working on New Adventure Time Game
Come on, grab your friends. We’ll go to very distant lands. Again!
D3Publisher and Cartoon Network Enterprises have announced Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I DON’T KNOW! for the Wii U, 3DS, PS3, Xbox 360, and PC.
Once again, WayForward will be handling the game’s development and series creator Pendleton Ward will be on board to supervise and provide input.
The story this time revolves around Finn and Jake exploring a mysterious dungeon under the land of Ooo. Why? Well, as the title says, I don’t know.
What is known, is that unlike the first game, Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why’d You Steal Our Garbage?, there will be four-player co-op and you’ll be able to play as Marceline (the Vampire Queen), Cinnamon Bun and more.
Expect to hear more details as the game gets closer to its fall release.
Source: IGN
No commentsResident Evil Revelations HD Gets Pirate and Ninja Costumes
What kind of Resident Evil game would Revelations be if it didn’t have some irrelevant bonus costumes?
New to the HD remake are a ninja getup for Keith, a pirate outfit for Jill and a sassy sailor suit for Chris. Just look at how sassy that looks. You can tell that sailor’s looking for a good time.
Capcom’s Brett Elston doesn’t want to spoil how to go about unlocking these new costumes, but he did say that they involve playing through the campaign and Raid mode.
Resident Evil Revelations comes out for the Wii U, PC, 360 and PS3 on May 21 across North America.
Source: Capcom-Unity
No commentsWatch_Dogs Launching This November
Ubisoft’s released a new trailer for their third-person open-world adventure Watch_Dogs and announced a release date: November 19.
The game is coming to PC, 360, PS3 and PS4. A Wii U version is also confirmed to be in production from Ubisoft’s Bucharest studio.
Source: Giant Bomb
No commentsBattlefield 4 Not Coming to Wii U
The latest installment in DICE’s military-themed FPS won’t be coming to the Wii U.
Battlefield 4‘s creative director Lars Gustavsson told VideoGamer that the decision to pass over the Nintendo’s console was to avoid risking failure by spreading themselves too thin.
“I think overall for me as creative director, number one is to deliver a really great game and experience. Sometimes, at least for us, it’s focus on what you do well and what you know well, and ensure that you deliver something good than trying a bit too much, stretching yourself too thin and risking it.”
EA plans to release Battlefield 4 on the 360, PS3 and PC later this year.
Don’t get too down, though. I’m sure it wouldn’t be hard to see the game coming to the Wii U a year or so later after the player base has firmly rooted itself in the 360, PS3 and PC, selling poorly because of it and avoiding any kind of blame by having a company representative say something along the lines of “Well, these kinds of games just don’t sell on the Wii U.”
Source: VideoGamer [via Shacknews]
No commentsRachel Shoots Stuff in the Latest Resident Evil Revelations Gameplay Trailer
Rachel, the girl we all thought looked stupid who has somehow now become popular, is the star of the latest Resident Evil Revelations trailer, which shows her holding her own in the game’s Raid Mode.
Resident Evil Revelations is set to come out for the Wii U, 360, PS3 and PC on May 21 in North America, May 23 in Japan and Australia and May 24 in Europe.
No commentsCapcom Has No Plans to Bring Resident Evil Revelations HD Content to the 3DS
The new enemies, Raid Mode characters and difficulty settings added in the HD port of Resident Evil Revelations won’t be coming to the 3DS.
Capcom Senior Vice-President Christian Svensson confirmed the company has no plans to release the new content as an eShop update.
“Sorry guys, but there are no planned updates for the 3DS version of Revelations. We’ve added a fair amount of new content to the new edition which is fairly common to do.”
Resident Evil Revelations launches on the Wii U, 360, PS3 and PC on May 21 in North America. May 23 in Japan and Australia and May 24 in Europe.
Source: Capcom-Unity
No commentsDuckTales Remastered Coming to Wii U, 360 and PS3 This Summer
The NES DuckTales game (Yes. That one) is getting a HD remake for the Wii U, 360 and PS3 this summer.
Capcom has enlisted the help of WayForward to help make the 8-bit classic shine, and the developers of Shantae are doing just that, working their 2D expertise to replicate the cartoon’s style with hand-drawn environments and character sprites.
If just the thought of this remake wasn’t enough to get your nostalgia going, the trailer for the game absolutely knocks things out of the park. Woo-OO!
Source: Capcom-Unity
No commentsResident Evil Revelations HD Gets A New Character, New Enemies and New Wii U Features
Rachel, the blind blonde woman sent to investigate the abandoned cruise liner shortly before the events of Resident Evil Revelations, will be playable in the HD port’s Raid Mode. As a bonus treat, PAX attendees will be able to try her out on the show floor this weekend.
Two new enemies will be appearing in Revelations HD: the Wall Blister, who will show up during the main campaign, and a unnamed hulking mutant who will be exclusive to Raid Mode.
The Wii U version of the game will have a couple of interesting new features. First, players will be able to post messages to people online when they die. Capcom intends for it to be used as a way for players to help each other out, but we know it’s just going to be used as another outlet for people to talk about our mothers.
The other new feature is something called “Creature’s Voice,” where players can type out messages that will be said by enemy monsters via speech bubbles.
Resident Evil Revelations releases for the Wii U, 360, PS3 and PC on May 21 in North America and on May 24 in Europe.
Source: Capcom
No commentsResident Evil Revelations Infernal Mode Shakes Things Up
New to the console and PC versions of Resident Evil Revelations is Infernal Mode, an even harder difficulty setting that changes enemy and item placement while adding even more monsters.
Resident Evil Revelations hits the Wii U, PS3, 360 and PC on May 21 in North America, May 23 in Japan and May 24 in Europe.
No commentsUbisoft Confirms Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag for Wii U, PS3, 360 and PC
Pictures of what appeared to be promotional materials for a new Assassin’s Creed title surfaced a few days ago and now Ubisoft has confirmed that the fourth Assassin’s Creed game is indeed in the works and will come to the Wii U, PS3, 360 and PC later this year.
Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag appears to leave Colonial America to move to a more nautical setting with a new pirate-looking protagonist. With Ubisoft talking about ending the Desmond arc with Assassin’s Creed III, it leaves questions as to who exactly is under the hood this time.
Source: Giant Bomb
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