Announcements
- Fallout 3 DLC Coming to PS3. Two more coming to all platforms (via PR)
- Operation: Anchorage will be released for PS3 in late June
- The Pitt and Broken Steel will be released 4-6 weeks apart
- New DLC: Point Lookout – Swampland containing new quests and content
- Late June release
- Will cost 800 MS Points
- New DLC: Mothership Zeta – Aliens have returned; survive an abduction.
- Late July release
- Will cost 800 MS Points
- Both new DLC will cost be available for PS3 at a later date.
- From the Makers of PGR4, Bizarre Creations Announces Blur (via GamerSyde)
Miscellaneous
- Windows 7 Release Scheduled For October 15th, 2009? (via TechReport)
- Team Fortress 2 Sniper & Spy Class Update Details (via TeamFortress.com)
- Sniper getting new “Huntsman” weapon (bow) & “Razorback” shield for anti-backstabs
- New “Payload Race” game mode
- Spy getting “Dead Ringer” & “Cloak & Dagger” spy watches
- Spy also getting “Ambassador” revolver (check out the picture on the barrel)
Video of the Day
Early Project Trico Footage
Some notes (from GAF) of this exciting piece of footage.
- Super early footage of the game; not indicitive of the final product at all
- Simply confirms the existence of the game and that it will have a giant birdrat collossus
- Meant to be shown internally
- Music is from a 1990’s Coen Brothers movie called Miller’s Crossing
Fallout 3 DLC for PS3 should be exciting at least one person I know. As for me? I don’t even own a copy of the game anymore.
Shadow of the Colossus is one of the most unique games I’ve ever played. I may not remember every single detail, but thinking back always brings back a pleasant feeling. This Trico footage hits the right notes. I hope they show something this year at E3!
Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner 2: Raidou Kuzunoha vs. King Abaddon came in today. Even though I knew exactly what I was ordering, I was still pleasantly surprised.
For $40.67 CAD, I get this nicely packaged PlayStation 2 game. Forget the fact that the pre-order bonus item is a plushie of Raiho. Focus on the notion of a PlayStation 2 Japanese role playing game receiving this kind of treatment in 2009. And without charging an exorbitant price tag. I’ve seen PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 games with shittier Collector Edition offerings. Atlus knows how to treat its fans.
Thanks, Atlus.
P.S – I just realized this stuff is numbered. I got #11556.
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