After seven years of working on Diablo III, game director Jay Wilson has announced that he is leaving the project to take a new position within Blizzard.
Team Ninja is bringing a lot of cross-platform functionality to its Vita port of Dead or Alive 5, including Vita vs. PS3 matches and DLC that works for both systems for one price.
Valve's software-distribution platform just got a little friendlier thanks to the launch of Steam Guides, a new functionality that allows gamers to share strategies and references with their fellow players.
PlayStation 3 and PC owners can now blast their way through Black Ops II's Nuketown Zombies bonus map if they purchased the Black Ops II season pass. A new trailer shows players what to expect.
With an influx of posts from new bloggers, a number of blogs from the veterans, and even a couple of commentaries from Game Informer alumni, this is easily one of the best weeks in Blog Herding history with plenty of content for you to enjoy.
Nintendo revealed a number of release dates this morning for games we're all very
excited about. Here's the list of release dates for everything else,
both physical and digital.
Lego City Undercover: The Chase Begins is a prequel game for the
upcoming Lego City: Undercover that follows the exploits of
Chase McCain as a rookie cop on the 3DS.
Brain Age: Concentration Training is heading to the 3DS on February 10, but if you can't wait that long to exercise your brain muscles, you can download a demo later this month.
Imangi Studios' Temple Run 2 begins with a familiar fear-filled sprint,
but quickly distances itself from its predecessor with new zip-line
maneuvers, mine cart rides, and leaps over spinning death contraptions.
Last year, Suda 51 (Lollipop Chainsaw, Shadows of the Damned) announced he was working on a game called Killer is Dead, but aside from a concept art leak there really hasn't been a lot of info about the game...until now.
