Thursday, September 19, 2013

Sony Video Game 'Netflix' or 'Gaikai', you say?!?!?!



Today, in a roundtable interview at Tokyo Game Show, Sony Worldwide Studios president Shuhei Yoshida said that Sony plans to launch Gaikai cloud services with a library of PS3 games in North America next year. The selection of games when started will be small, but they plan on expanding into legacy PlayStation titles on PS4 through the service down the road. Through this service you will be able to play demos instantly, social gaming, and streaming game play.




Check out the full Sony event from IGN Live below.




I am slightly impressed. What are your thoughts?

This is Murray tapping out, chat at ya next time.

By: Murray Slack

Wednesday, September 11, 2013

For Those Who Like Great Games: Humble Indie Bundle 9

Pay what you want and get six wondrous games in the Humble Indie Bundle 9! Featuring, action-puzzle platformer Trine 2: Complete Story; side-scrolling stealth game Mark of the Ninja; puzzler Eets Munchies; and action/adventure/RTS Brütal Legend.

Tuesday, September 10, 2013

Official Call of Duty: Ghosts Single Player Campaign Trailer

By: Josh Chourney

Watch it in all of it's 1080p glory; the single player campaign trailer is revealed for Call of Duty: Ghosts.

The tenth main instalment to the COD series which is slated for release on November 15, 2013 (NA) and November 29, 2013 (EU).

Looks like size does matter, well when it comes to 'Grand Theft Auto V'

By: Josh Chourney 

It would seem a number of images are showing up on Reddit.com (/r/GrandTheftAutoV) claiming to be official maps from a BradyGames Strategy Guide for the upcoming Grand Theft Auto V.  If these images are correct, Rockstar's latest game world is set to dwarf any of their previous creations.

Tuesday, September 3, 2013

Team Coco releases new 'Clueless Gamer' Review for 'Splinter Cell: Blacklist'

By: James Bowler

The hilarious bastards over at Team Coco have put together this fantastic review of Splinter Cell: Blacklist.

Conan pulls in artist J. Cole to help him play and review the game.



It's just basically Conan making cracks about how he is a terrible gamer and has no idea what this game is about, but it's classic Conan and completely hilarious.

I'm there with you Conan, I am terrible at FPS games, but well, its still fun shooting big guns that I can never remember the names to and literally have no idea how to handle them properly.

Having never played any of the Splinter Cell series (and I probably never will) or any other of this Tom Clancy, or whatever the hell it is, style game, I still had a thoroughly enjoyable time watching this.

Check out the video below.


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