With word on the street being that SEGA had downsized and delayed their Aliens: Colonial Marines title after evidentially scrapping the much-anticipated Aliens RPG project that Obsidian was working on, it is much to everyone’s surprise that, according to SegaNerds, the March issue of UK games magazine ‘Powerstation’ says that they will have a guide…
Daily Archives: March 24, 2009
Valve Updates Steamworks To Make DRM Obsolete
Valve’s Steam download service is being updated to include a new feature called Custom Executable Generation (CEG) technology. This new software compliments a pre-existing anti-piracy solution, and together Valve says it will make Digital Rights Management (DRM) obsolete. CEG makes unique copies of games for each user, allowing them to access the software on multiple…
The Pitt DLC for Fallout 3 Pulled from Live
As a result of the game-breaking bugs reported earlier today, developer Bethesda Softworks has decided to temporarily remove The Pitt DLC for Fallout 3 from the Xbox Live Marketplace. Hoping to work out the issues with the DLC as soon as possible, a Bethesda staffer posted the following notice on the company’s official blog: "We…
Dark Avengers #3 Sells Out And Returns with 2nd Printing
Marvel is pleased to announce that Dark Avengers #3 has sold out at Diamond (though copies may be available at the retail level) and will return with Dark Avengers #3 Second Printing Variant! Eisner winning writer Brian Michael Bendis and fan favorite artist Mike Deodato continue the shocking tale of Marvel’s newest “heroes”—but can these…
Fallout 3 "The Pitt" Released, Many Complaining of Bugs
Looking to increase your fun with Fallout 3? The Pitt was released this morning for 800 Microsoft point, but early adopters are already bringing into question the quality of the DLC citing bugged graphics and textures as well as floating exclamation points throughout. Tweet
Captain America returns to original numbering with 600
Marvel has found a way to double its anniversary issue pleasure with “Captain America.” Issue #50 will be followed by issue #600, as the series returns to its original numbering. While I realize this may be a cheap boost and hard to follow in the future, I’m excited! Legacy numbering returns! Ed Brubaker’s run has…
