The $99 Ouya is really small; it looks like it could fit into the palm of your hand. One of the few images released today on the console’s Kickstarter page happened to give away the Android-powered console’s shape and size. It basically looks like a small black-and-white GameCube (well, sort of, anyway). Don’t laugh the Ouya off just yet though, because some new features that were also revealed today might just tickle your fancy.
August 7, 2012
Call of Duty Black Ops II Multiplayer Reveal Trailer
Posted on August 7, 2012 by Rae Michelle Richards
There is so much to dissect from the latest Call of Duty: Black Ops I trailer it’s insane. In just two minutes and seventeen seconds Activision shows us several weapons and tools of destructions. If you’re a fan of unmanned vehicles and gunships, there are tons of those. There are even a few up close and personal options I can’t wait to try like the stun-gun like proximity grenade shown at the begining of the trailer or the throwing knives shown at the end.
We’ll hopefully be able to dissect the entire trailer later on in the day. Until then check out the Multiplayer Reveal trailer below.
Blacks Ops II ships out on November 13th 2012.
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Anime Brawler, Arcana Heart 3, Released on Games on Demand
Posted on August 7, 2012 by Rae Michelle Richards
The anime inspired all female cast of Arcana Heart 3 are finally ready to battle it out on the Xbox 360. After being released in 2011 on the PlayStation 3 the game finally makes its way to Microsoft’s home console, in Europe at least.
The game features a unique focus on aerial combos using a special honing system. With 23 characters and 23 different Arcana Arts for your character to equip, there are over 500 different combinations available.
The game is priced at £14.99 (€19.99) through Games on Demand. We’ve reached out to the game’s publisher about a possible North American release. As soon as we know more we’ll update this post.
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Rumor: Amazon Leaks WiiU Box Art
Posted on August 7, 2012 by Rae Michelle Richards
There are still a lot of things we don’t know about Nintendo’s upcoming WiiU including the device’s price, how much the games will cost and what their box art will look like. One of these deep burning might have been answered thanks to several Amazon listings.
If the box art listed on Amazon for Avengers Battle for Earth and Assassins Creed III are accurate than the WiiU Box art looks very similar to the GameCube’s box art, color scheme notwithstanding. The supposed WiiU box’s sport a baby blue header with white “Wii U” branding and a yellow border separating the box art image from the header.
If these are real, what are your thoughts, readers? Check out two of the images after the jump.Read More
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Square Enix’s 10 Year Plan For Dragon Quest X
Posted on August 7, 2012 by Rae Michelle Richards
Square Enix wants to support the online component of Dragon Quest X on the Nintendo Wii until 2022, the producer of the project, Yosuke Saito, said on twitter.
No further information about whether or not Square Enix was aiming to develop updates to the game for the next decade or if that is their tentative game plan in regards to keeping online support alive. According Nikkei major updates for the game are planned to be rolled out every ten weeks, this includes both patches to the core game and new DLC.
Dragon Quest X was launched in Japan on August 2nd and currently does not have a western release date.
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This Is What The Wii U’s Game Covers Might Look Like
Posted on August 7, 2012 by Seung Lee
Amazon actually has what might be the covers for Wii U games. Assassin’s Creed III and Marvel Avengers: Battle for Earth‘s covers both have yellow curves, with a blue border above and the Wii U logo. These may very well be placeholders, so don’t completely freak out just yet.
We’ll keep you updated as more info comes in about the Wii U. Until then, you can check out Amazon’s boxshot of Assassin’s Creed III for yourself here.
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Gravity Rush | Review
Posted on August 7, 2012 by Rae Michelle Richards
Have you ever fallen in love with a game, so much so that it stays in your system for weeks at a time? That is the perfect analogy for my obsession with Gravity Rush. I’ve had my hands on the game for more than a few weeks now but honestly it wasn’t laziness that delayed this review, readers, it was the obsession to max out my character, finish the story and discover every nook and cranny this excellent game had to offer. Read on, to find out how I overcame my addiction to scaling up walls!Read More
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