By Jon on Thursday, September 17th, 2009 at 10:51 AM In Uncategorized
This trailer shows off over three and a half minutes of cinematic and gameplay footage from Resident Evil 0, the upcoming Nintendo Wii remake of the 2002 Gamecube title.
The Sony press conference for E3 2009 is set to prepare gamers for the return of a juggernaut. Sony’s had a tough year for its PS3 console, but things are looking up. This is Sony’s year to make the most expensive console on the market profitable. With God of War III, Heavy Rain, Batman Arkham Asylum, Modern Warfare 2 and MAG on the horizon, this year’s E3 press conference promises to give gamers a reason to pick up a PS3. I’ll be blogging live as Sony wows gamers with 364 new PS3, PSP and PS2 titles. Check out the running commentary after the break.
Nintendo is rolling out its E3 2009 line at noon today. Yes videogames have come up in the world of entertainment, dominating movie and music. Nintendo promises a new leap forward in game control and several new Mario adventures to go with. The Nintendo team is adding more hard core game s to it’s line-up including some developed in house. Keep up with all latest here. Read the full article
LucasArts has gamers setting sale for Monkey Island in two new updates of this classic adventure series. Guybrush Threepwood is coming at you in new episodic adventures from the creative team behind Sam & Max and Strong Bad, Telltale. Gamers can enjoy Tales of Monkey Island in five months of brand new swashbuckling adventures for the PC and WiiWare
The word on the web on the Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition has turned out great for Money Island fans. gamers will get to meet all their favorite characters from the Secret of Money Island in there-imagined first adventure of Guybrush Threepwood with HD graphics and full voiceovers. Learn the art of insult sword fighting with Guybrush to a new musical score. The game will be out for the Xbox 360 and PC.
Get the full details on Tales of Monkey Island and the Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition from the press release following the break. There’s also word of an easter egg included on the upcoming Wii version of Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings.
The Resident Evil 5 original soundtrack is in stores today ready to give gamers music to shoot zombies by. The OST features the chilling work of composers Kota Suzuki, Hideki Okugawa, Akihiko Narita and Seiko Kobuchi who bring ‘panic horror’ in the steaming jungles of Africa to life.
Of course the OST has already been pirated of is up on the Internet for download, but if you enjoy the series and the music that makes RE5 that much scarier, please purchase it legitimately. You can get a copy in retail stores, from iTunes, or as a complete digital release or individual tracks from the Sumthing Else Music Works Distribution site. It’s $9.99 for a 3 CD set with almost 3 hours of music.
More details follow the break. Read the full article
Capcom sent us new five new screens for Resident Evil 5 today, and they basically look like more of the same. What kind of wowed everyone months ago is starting to look like old hat now. Granted, they may not be wanting to show us every area in the game, but the same ole dull grey is getting redundant.
Anyway, you can judge for yourself when you take a look at them.
Capcom has sent us two new trailers for Resident Evil 5 showing off some of the gameplay you will experience in the Warehouse and Refinery. Both videos are being and age gate, so you will have to click on the links provided below to access the trailers.
Hopefully the “early 2009″ demo that was promised yesterday will arrive sooner than we think, and we will all finally get a chance to see if all the controversy surrounding the game was for naught; and also if it will live up to expectations considering how fantastic Resident Evil 4 turned out to be.
For the Warehouse gameplay trailer, visit the FileFront page here.
For the Refinery gameplay trailer, visit the FileFront page here.
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