PC.IGN has a new video interview with Massive’s Magnus Jansen who provides some insight into its upcoming modern-day strategy game, World in Conflict. At about the half-way point of the video, Magnus revealed that they are hoping to have a beta and demo of the game out soon. Tweet ign.com
Daily Archives: April 17, 2007
PS360 Controller
No. Don’t you ever think like that. Microsoft and Sony haven’t joined hands to fight the small and mighty Wii but its another Ben Heckendorn hack which makes the soul of PS3’s Sixaxis controller and body of 360 controller into one. Very nice. Download Video Project Page [Via Joystiq] Tweet techtickerblog.com
HD DVD Player Sales Top 100,000 in US
HD DVD announced it is the first of either format to reach 100,000 stand-alone players sold in the US market, saying Tuesday the price drop helped to spur sales of the product. Not included are PC or Xbox 360 drive sales. Tweet betanews.com
Article Discussing Inventing Wings By Character Artist Jay Doherty
MMORPG.com presents an article by Cryptic Studios’ character artist, Jay Doherty that details the process and background behind the new wing costume pieces that are included in the next free expansion to City of Heroes and City of Villains – Issue 9: Breakthrough. [Read More] Tweet cityofheroes.com
Pirates Of The Caribbean 3 Almost 3 Hours
One of the problems with Pirates of the Caribbean 2 (and there were a few of them) was it was just too damn long, and it felt like it. Much of the film just felt dragged out and unnecessary. Tweet themovieblog.com
Master Cheif Shoots Out The Blastacular Map Pack
The Halo 2 ‘Blastacular Map Pack’ is now available for download over Xbox Live. This pack is US $4.00, and it contains two maps: Tombstone and Desolation. This should hold us over for 1 more month until Halo 3 Multiplayer! Tweet gamersreports.com
Gamestop ups Xbox 360 trade-in
The precocious lads at Xbox 360 Fanboy have confirmed with multiple Gamestop managers that the trade-in value for both SKUs of Microsoft’s console has increased. You will now receive $250 for Premium, $200 for Core (about 67% its original value) and $50 for the original Xbox. Obviously, the financial upgrade coincides with the impending US…
