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Bethesda’s put out what promises to be the final Brink trailer before the Splash Damage shooter releases in the US tomorrow. Europeans will get the game on Friday. The near-future team-based game has been delayed by a year, but there’s no doubting a debut on PC, PS3 and 360 this week. Check out Johnny’s just-published chat with studio head Paul Wedgwood here. The video’s below. Score: 0 (0 votes cast) Urgent Fury Command: More...

It appears that Anonymous have trouble in their ranks – not that they had ranks to begin with, in fact that’s the problem. The following has been posted on a hacking site: ‘We regret to inform you today that our network has been compromised by a former IRC-operator and fellow helper named “Ryanâ€. He decided that he didn’t like the leaderless command structure that AnonOps Network Admins use. So he organised a coup d’etat, with his “friends†at skidsr.us . Using the networks service bot “Zalgo†he scavenged the IP’s and passwords of all the network servers (including the hub) and then systematically aimed denial of service attacks at them.’ Sony was targeted by a DOS attack and now Anonymous’ own members have used the same tools to bring down their IRC network. ‘We are profoundly sorry for this drama, and we can’t give you a an estimate on when service will resume normally,’ said Sony Anonymous. The Law Of Karma:`For every event that occurs, there will follow another event whose existence was caused by the first, and this second event will be pleasant or unpleasant according as its cause was skillful or unskillful.’ A skillful event is one that is not accompanied by craving, resistance or delusions; an unskillful event is one that is accompanied by any one of those things.’ Score: 0 (0 votes cast) Urgent Fury Command: More...

Are you tired of waiting on Sony to turn on PSN? I’m sure you are. We are too, but before your patience wear thin, allow me to comfort you with these words, when PSN returns, you’ll be pleasantly surprised and thoroughly pleased with the new, revamped PlayStation Network. Just recently, Sony announced for European gamers that they’ll get a chance to download four games for free as part of the “welcome back†program the company’s planned to deliver to every PSN member. But that’s not all. As Sony’s rebuilding the network, work being done doesn’t only entail security enhancements. Sony’s about to surprise us with features gamers have longed begged for, and while some won’t go live right away, expect things like cross-game chat and video chat to be part of the new PSN. “As we are rebuilding the network, we are taking into consideration implementing features such as cross-game-chat and in-game video chat to name a few. I cannot confirm any new features at this time but expect a massive update when the network is restored,†said a Sony representative recently. We should also expect to see a revamp of the XMB, and other related changes. Once the service comes back online, you should expect the following features to be available: • Restoration of Online game-play across the PlayStation®3 (PS3) and PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) systems • This includes titles requiring online verification and downloaded games • Access to Music Unlimited powered by Qriocity for PS3/PSP for existing subscribers • Access to account management and password reset • Access to download un-expired Movie Rentals on PS3, PSP and MediaGo • PlayStation®Home • Friends List • Chat Functionality In the coming days: Expect PSN by early next week: “In the coming days, we will restore service to the networks and welcome you back to the fun. I wanted to personally reach out and let you know that we are committed to serving you to the very best of our ability, protecting your information better than ever, and getting you back to what you signed up for – all the games and great entertainment experiences that you expect from Sony,†said Sir Howard Stringer in a letter of apology to PSN users. The “new†PSN as Sony calls it, will definitely be more robust than what we’ve come used to, so bare patience just a little longer, because you’ll be pleased. Score: 0 (0 votes cast) Urgent Fury Command: More...

The biggest gaming franchise this generation, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 1 and 2 have sold countless millions, and are primarily responsible for Black Ops becoming the biggest entertainment launch in history. Two years after the release of MW2, Activision are finally ready to announce the third instalment in the smash-hit series, after blatantly teasing it in OPM. In the Official PlayStation Magazine, the publication has hinted at the cover feature with a huge “3 More...

Battlefield 2 Modern Combat, on Playstation 2 and Xbox 360 had clan support. This enabled someone to create a clan and then invite other players to join there clan. From there, the clan would go to the clan match lobby, find a lobby to play against someone else and then enter the lobby and play a match. They even had the option to create their own lobby on the map that they wanted, and then people would join. After the clan had won the match, it was automatically logged into the EA clan support system was a Win and when more and more wins were accumilated, clans’ rank would rise towards the top of the list. Of course, with more losses, you moved towards the bottom. Screenshot of BF2MC clan support on Xbox 360. Many users in Battlefield Bad Company, that were veterans of BF2:MC were dissapointed to not see a clan support system in the game. The game didn’t have private lobbies to even have clan battles through GameBattles, MLG or Urgent Fury. This was a huge dissapointment for gamers who wanted to have competitive play. Battlefield 1943 came around, and this too did not have clan support. For its advantage, it did have private lobbies that were able to be created to which you could invite other clans into the game to have a clan match. Clans would set up matches through Gamebattles and get invited by the host and when the match was full, the game could begin, and thus the clan match had begun. When the game was finally over, the results had to be reported. There was always problems with this method, because many clans would lie about the scores and say that they had won, and it would result in false results. After this had happened too often, people needed to start providing proof of their victory or loss. Battlefield Bad Company 2 did not have clan support like Battlefield 2 Modern Combat, but it had a similar system like Battlefield 1943. There are clan matches played on both PS3 and Xbox 360 currently, running through Gamebattles and other clan sites. Score: 0 (0 votes cast) Urgent Fury Command: More...

If you we’re expecting to go online with your PlayStation 3 or PSP this weekend, you might want to make other plans. In the latest update from Sony Computer Entertainment on the status of its currently offline PlayStation Network, it sounds like we’re in for a longer wait than we (or Sony) expected. Sony said on Sunday that it planned to bring some of its PlayStation Network and Qriocity systems back online by end of week. But a new message from SCEA’s senior director of corporate communications Patrick Seybold provides little hope that will happen. “We’re still working to confirm the security of the network infrastructure, as well as working with a variety of outside entities to confirm with them of the security of the system,” Seybold wrote this evening on the company’s blog. “Verifying the system security is vital for the process of restoration. Additional comprehensive system checks and testing are still required, and we must complete that process before bringing the systems online.” On Thursday, Sony said it was beginning “the final stages of internal testing of the new system.” The company’s CEO, Sir Howard Stringer, apologized to customers in an open letter at the time. Sony stressed in the past that it wouldn’t bring its PlayStation Network services back online unless it was confident in the strength and security of its system. Based on the following statement, it sounds like Sony may not have been aware of the scope or severity of its problems when it made promises to bring PSN back online in the time frame provided. “When we held the press conference in Japan last week, based on what we knew, we expected to have the services online within a week,” Seybold wrote. “We were unaware of the extent of the attack on Sony Online Entertainment servers, and we are taking this opportunity to conduct further testing of the incredibly complex system. We know many of you are wanting to play games online, chat with your friends and enjoy all of the services PlayStation Network and Qriocity services have to offer, and trust me when I say we’re doing everything we can to make it happen.” So, exercise more patience, PlayStation owners. It sounds like we’re going to be waiting even longer to see each other back online anytime soon. Score: 0 (0 votes cast) Urgent Fury Command: More...

Microsoft might announce their next console at E3 2011, if a source close to Develop is to be*believed. *According to*Develop.net, EA developers has a dev kit of the next gen Xbox 360 successor. According to them, the next Xbox console is being tested and played around with by an unamed EA studio, which was sent to them last month. It’s apparently a very early build of the console, and doesn’t have a case yet, with the system being stored in a PC shell. However, the hardware is present in its*entirety. “Quite often when new consoles come around they’re packaged into a PC shell, but actually what’s inside is an entirely new console,†said the person Develop called a “senior, trusted, well-placed,†source. Although, Eurogamer has responded to this report, stating that a E3 2011 announcement is “highly unlikely†Sources close to Gamersmint suggest that this might be the announcement of a new Xbox 360 SKU, with Kinect in-built, rather than the next console in Microsoft’s console-cycle. However, considering that Nintendo is going to reveal their next-gen console at the event, Microsoft might have taken this decision at short notice. E3 2011 takes place in June, and we’ll know for sure only then. Score: 0 (0 votes cast) Urgent Fury Command: More...

We’ve heard there is a Call of Duty announcement planned for this evening. We’ve heard it’s happening at a press event in New York. RPS has heard something as well According to the site’s sources, Activision is preparing to make a major announcement regarding Call Of Duty Online at the event we heard about this evening. It is to be the “online solution†Activision has been chatting about since its last financial call to investors, and it might involve the new online content*from Beachhead Studios mentioned by the firm during the call as well. Supposedly, according to RPS’s sources, it could be a Acti’s bid to go up against EA’s Battlefield Play4Free. Score: 0 (0 votes cast) Urgent Fury Command: More...

After much rumors and speculation, Ubisoft has finally come out of the shadows and confirmed the next installment in the Assassin’s Creed series, which is due in November. Revelations will be the final chapter in Ezio’s tale as he follows the “footsteps of his legendary mentor†Altair, with a journey to Constantinople, the “heart of the Ottoman Empire, where a growing army of Templars threatens to destabilize the region.†Each of the franchise’s major characters : Altaïr, Ezio, and Desmond will play a major role in the plot and will be playable. Assassin’s Creed: revelations will be gracing the cover of Game Informer’s June issue, which promises a 12 page info blowout on all the new features that will take the franchise to the next level. Expect new weapons and tools which drastically impact combat and movement. The competitive multiplayer mode from Brotherhood will also be making a return in a more refined and customizable form. “Delivering the final chapter of the Ezio trilogy is an important milestone in the Assassin’s Creed franchise for us and for our fans,†said Ubisoft Montreal creative director, Alexandre Amancio. “Assassin’s Creed Revelations includes lots of new features and some significant surprises. We can’t wait to show our fans what we have in store at E3 this year.†Assassin’s Creed: Revelations, the final part of the Ezio trilogy, will launch in November for PS3, 360 and PC, with a “refined†multiplayer component. Be sure to pick up the issue of Game Informer and brace yourselves for E3 where it will receive its true coming out party. Score: 0 (0 votes cast) Urgent Fury Command: More...

As we draw closer and closer to the release of Duke Nukem Forever, more and more gameplay footage are being released by Gearbox to further prove that that the Duke is finally coming . The latest one proves that even in miniature status, the Duke’s still got Balls of Steel. The trailer shows off the shrink ray in action and also treats us with the hilarious voice of tiny Duke. Catch the trailer below. Score: 0 (0 votes cast) Urgent Fury Command: More...

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The Playstation Network outage has left PS3 gamers stranded and without any access to the console’s*online*functionalities *for over two weeks now, but it looks like their plight will be addressed soon. Musterbuster – Community Team Leader on EU Forums has just let everyone know that PSN is still on track*to resume service for this week. He posted the following comment: Hey guys, I would love to be able to give you new information, and right now there isn’t any available. I’m asking lots of questions but at the moment all I’m being told is that the “last update still stands†eg – Some PlayStation Network services will be restored this week. The very second I hear anything new, it will be passed on to you. I’m also keeping a note of your feedback throughout this outage, so keep posting it. Much love, MB There you go folks, don’t lose out on hope yet. Score: 0 (0 votes cast) Urgent Fury Command: More...

To kick off Escalation’s release, we’re opening up another Double XP Weekend across all systems. Additionally, in celebration of the Call of Duty: Black Ops Facebook page reaching 10 million fans, we’d like to show our thanks to everyone supporting us along the way by expanding the event’s usual timeframe. Starting this Friday the 6th at 10am PDT, and extending to Tuesday the 10th at 10am PDT, you’ll have plenty of time to rake in all the XP you could dream of. Finally get your hands on the Commando, or soar through another Prestige run. Whatever your goal, you’ve got 4 whole days to get there with twice the speed! Be sure to download the Escalation Content Pack to check out the new maps during the event. Escalation is currently available on Xbox LIVE® with information for other systems coming soon. Don’t forget to head over to the Black Ops Facebook page to check out our 10 million-mark achievement. Thanks again for all the support, and get out there and pile up that XP. Score: 0 (0 votes cast) Urgent Fury Command: More...

Sony Online Entertainment plans to give all DC Universe Online players a free month and “Batman-Inspired mask” as compensation for the current outage. The company asked players on the game’s Facebook page to bear with them as “the complexities of the subscription server dictate how and when this will be available” and that the company will be releasing “more information this week.” The outage is part of the overall PlayStation Network issue that resulted in SOE announcing earlier this week that 12,700 credit card numbers were taken and 24.6 million accounts were compromised. So, yeah, a free month and a virtual hat seems like a good start to an apology. Score: 0 (0 votes cast) Urgent Fury Command: More...

Sony declines to testify before Congress as $1 billion lawsuit filed. (from MSNBC.com) Sony Online Entertainment </p>Like a character from their currently shut-down game “DC Universe Online,” Sony is under attack from all sides. By Winda Benedetti A U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee is demanding answers from Sony after private information from some*102 million personal accounts was taken by hackers. In a letter written by the Congressional Subcommittee*on Commerce,*Manufacturing*and Trade and addressed to Sony chairman Kazuo Hirai, representatives asked the company to answer a list of 13 questions related to the hacking of Sony’s PlayStation Network. The questions come as lawyers in Canada have announced they’re seeking a $1 billion class action lawsuit against the company which has recently revealed not one, but two massive hacking breaches that left personal information from 102 million gaming accounts available to hackers. On Monday, Sony revealed that its Sony Online Entertainment PC gaming service had been hacked … this after revealing last week that the PlayStation Network service had been breached. The SOE breach exposed the information from 24.6 million personal accounts as well as some credit card information from gamers who play the service’s online PC games such as “EverQuest,” “DC Universe Online” and “Free Realms.” The PlayStation Network, on the other hand, allows PlayStation 3 owners to game online and that breach exposed personal information from 77 million private accounts. The Congressional committee*has demanded answers*about the PlayStation Network breach only perhaps because news of the Sony Online Entertainment breach wasn’t released until Monday afternoon. Among the questions they asked: “Why did you wait to notify your customers of the breach? “Have you identified how the breach occurred?” Have you identified the individual(s) responsible for the breach? “How many PlayStation Network account holders provided credit card information to Sony Computer Entertainment?” (To read their entire letter, see the New York Times post here.) The Committee’s letter demanded a reply from Sony by Friday, May 6, and explained that it had scheduled a hearing this Wednesday “regarding the threat of data theft to American consumers.” It invited Sony to attend and testify. Too busy to appear Sony, however, will not be attending tomorrow’s hearing. Sony Online Entertainment </p>Congress wants to know who breached Sony’s security. Certainly the mayhem these hacking attacks have caused is so extensive the Joker would be proud to take responsibility. “Sony declined to testify because their internal investigation is still ongoing,” an official working for Representative Mary Bono Mack (R-California), told game blog Kotaku Tuesday morning. But Sony has insisted it is cooperating with Congress. Sony of America spokesman Patrick Seybold sent a statement to Kotaku explaining: “Sony is cooperating with the request for answers to the Committee’s questions, and in fact will be providing our responses in advance of the deadline. We informed the committee that we could not appear as early as this Wednesday because of our ongoing intensive investigation and management of this criminal cyberattack.” In response to Sony’s decision not to attend the hearing, the committee has now moved the deadline for Sony to respond to questions to today, May 3, the New York Times reports. Congress joins the attorney generals from more than 20 states who have already demanded answers from Sony. And the FBI’s cybecrimes unit has confirmed they are looking into the breach as well. Meanwhile, as we reported this morning, Sony CEO Howard Stringer*is under fire for his company’s handling of customers’ personal information and the hacking breaches, with some investors suggesting that he should step down. Anger and lawsuits But no doubt, the most heat is coming from gamers themselves. The Toronto law firm McPhadden Samac Tuovi says it has filed a proposed class action against Sony “for the breach of privacy.” The lawsuit claims damages in excess of $1 billion, which includes having Sony pay the costs of credit monitoring services and fraud insurance coverage for two years. The plaintiff in the action is*21-year-old avid PlayStation user Natasha Maksimovic. “If you can’t trust a huge multi-national corporation like Sony to protect your private information, who can you trust,” Maksimovic said in a press release. “It appears to me that Sony focuses more on protecting its games than its PlayStation users.” This lawsuit follows a lawsuit that’s already been filed in U.S. District Court accusing Sony of “negligence in data security.” Meanwhile, as news of the second breach spread on Tuesday, many gamers responded with anger if not legal action. “Frankly, during most of the time I’ve been a SOE customer, I’ve tried hard to ignore the feeling of constantly being treated like dirt…” wrote one gamer going by the name Faelan at online gaming site MMORPG.com. “I think I’ve given them more chances than they deserve and each time I’ve ended up feeling like the fool. No more I say. Goodbye SOE.” “Sony is just another company that doesn’t care about its customers or its employees … and I think that’s why they were a target of the hackers,” wrote a gamer going by the name TheWillows on an “EverQuest” fan site. But some Sony fans have responded with understanding and have said they will return to the company’s online gaming services when the servers finally go back online. Wrote one “EverQuest” fan going by the name Kaifin, “I for one hope they recover because I have been happy with their products in the past. They were one of the big companies and got arrogant thinking it couldn’t happen to them and because of it they got screwed. Now they will be more careful in the future provided they survive this ordeal.” For more on this topic, please see: Sony Online Entertainment hacked, some credit card info taken Sony sued, could bleed billions following PlayStation Network hack Games to play while PlayStation’s network is down How will Sony make amends to gamers? Former PlayStation hacker blames Sony arrogance for breach Winda Benedetti writes about games for msnbc.com. Score: 0 (0 votes cast) Urgent Fury Command: More...

Sony has confirmed that you will not need to log into your PSN account on the PS3 that you created that account on only. Earlier today, Sony held a press conference regarding the recent PlayStation Network hack, and provided several details on what steps will be taken from here on. One of the points that was mentioned by the translator was that the user’s PlayStation Network account password will need to be changed as soon as he or she logs into it once the network is back online. During this point, it was also mentioned that the password could only be changed “on the same PS3 the account was created or activated.†This can be heard around the 13:30 mark on the press conference video. The press release that was also uploaded during conference states: As an added layer of security, that password can only be changed on the same PS3 in which that account was activated, or through validated email confirmation, a critical step to help further protect customer data. This has led many to believe that their accounts are lost, as a lot of users have been forced to buy a new PlayStation 3 due to hardware failures in the past. Sony Computer Entertainment Europe’s community moderators have confirmed that you do not need to log on to the PlayStation Network with the PS3 that you created your account on. As long as your account is also activated on your current machine (i.e you have downloaded content to it previously) you should be okay. So, as long as you didn’t deactivate your PlayStation Network account through account management, you will be able to log in and change your password. Score: 0 (0 votes cast) Urgent Fury Command: More...

The Jedi use their mystical powers for good. The Sith? The Sith use their mystical powers for sexy. Check out what the well-dressed Sith Warrior will be wearing in BioWare’s Star Wars: The Old Republic. If Star Wars has taught me anything, it’s that the bad guys always look way cooler than the good guys. Just look at Darth Vader versus Luke Skywalker. One is wearing a long flowing cape and black plastic armor festooned with various bits of Imperial flair. The other? A terrycloth bathrobe. They tried to sexy-up Luke in Jedi with that all-black number, but that only confused fans. I distinctly remember wondering when Luke turned evil when I first saw him in his darker clothes. Good generally triumphs over evil, but you’ll be hard-pressed to find a better looking group of losers. Yeah, I just called the Sith losers. File that away for when The Old Republic launches later this year. Score: 0 (0 votes cast) Urgent Fury Command: More...

Publisher Activision sent out the poster to various media sites, including Game Informer, to help promote the upcoming release of the level, part of the Call of Duty Black Ops Escalation map pack. Check it out below. As previously reported, the Call of the Dead zombie level features an all star cast, with players able to control characters with the voices and likenesses of Danny Trejo, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Michael Rooker and Robert Englund. Night of the Living Dead movie director George Romero also appears as a boss zombie. The Call of Duty Black Ops Escalation map pack is due for release on Xbox Live on May 3 for 1200 MSP. It will be released for the PC and PS3 later in 2011. Score: 0 (0 votes cast) Urgent Fury Command: More...

Performance Designed Products (PDP) is sponsoring the first ever Mortal Kombat tournament in Las Vegas on May 14-15 where competitors will duke it out for $21,000 in prizes. If you’re not going to be able to make it out to Vegas, don’t worry, as G4TV.com will be providing you with all the coverage from the event including a live stream of the tournament. PDP developed the Mortal Kombat Fight Stick which they describe as “the ultimate arcade-style joystick controller for the Mortal Kombat video game” and the tournament will be played exclusively using the high-end stick which will be provided by PDP. Up to 2048 players are supported by the tournament’s double elimination format and slots are based on a first come first served basis, so be sure to register today if you want to compete. With such a huge prize pool, the best fighting game names in the business from all over the country are sure to attend. To see all of the rules and sign up to take part in PDP’s Mortal Kombat national tournament visit http://www.pdp.com/mortalkombat Score: 0 (0 votes cast) Urgent Fury Command: More...

In the wake of Sony’s PlayStation Network outage, Sony Online Entertainment is already gifting affected gamers some rewards, and they have more plans in the works. From a statement we received yesterday: “We apologize for any inconvenience players may have experienced as a result of the recent service interruption. As a global leader in online gaming, SOE is committed to delivering stable and entertaining games for players of all ages. To thank players for their patience, we will be hosting special events this weekend across our game portfolio, including a Double Station Cash day on Saturday, April 30th. We are also working on a “make good†plan for players of the PS3 versions of DC Universe Online and Free Realms. Details will be available soon on the individual game websites and forums.” Double Station Cash days allow you to redeem purchased Station Cash credits for double their face value, which you can use in games like Free Realms, Everquest, and Everquest II. It’s nice to know that they plan to make good for the PS3 users affected by this outage as well. It will probably be awhile until we find out what that plan is, but it’s a nice gesture on SOE’s behalf. Score: 0 (0 votes cast) Urgent Fury Command: More...

Hey, haters of water, there’s finally a game for you on the PlayStation Network and PC. Hydrophobia: Prophesy is migrating from its current home on the Xbox 360 to the PlayStation Network and PC. This is less of a port, and more of reinvention, featuring beefed-up graphics, new gameplay mechanics, new levels, a reworked back story, a new ending, and new voice acting. According to developers Dark Energy, changes to the PS3 and PC version of Hydrophobia were based on community suggestions. “We could’ve just ported Hydrophobia Pure over to Steam and PSN after the positive response it received, but we decided to go much further. The community really blew us away with the incredible response to Hydrophobia Pure and the outstanding level of feedback on the listening post,” said Pete Jones of Dark Energy. Hydrophobia Prophecy will launch on Steam on 9th May and can be pre-purchased for $10.19 (including 15% pre-purchase discount) with a PSN version to follow. Score: 0 (0 votes cast) Urgent Fury Command: More...

Sony Computer Entertainment has issued an update on last week’s “external intrusion” on its PlayStation Network, an attack that forced the network offline and may have exposed the personal information of millions of members. On the company’s PlayStation.blog, senior director of corporate communications Patrick Seybold writes that the PlayStation maker will be “taking steps to make our services safer and more secure than ever before.” That includes “a new system software update that will require all users to change their password once PlayStation Network is restored.” Presumably, that software update will come to both the PSP and PlayStation 3 within the week. Currently, PSN accounts are locked out of the system, making a change to personal information and passwords impossible. Furthermore, Sony says it is “initiating several measures that will significantly enhance all aspects of PlayStation Network’s security and your personal data, including moving our network infrastructure and data center to a new, more secure location, which is already underway.” Sony writes that it still plans to have its PlayStation Network back online by next week, offering the caveat “we want to be very clear that we will only restore operations when we are confident that the network is secure.” For PSN account holders who may be concerned about the damage already done to their personal information or credit cards, Sony offers the following updates. On the safety of your personal and financial information… The entire credit card table was encrypted and we have no evidence that credit card data was taken. The personal data table, which is a separate data set, was not encrypted, but was, of course, behind a very sophisticated security system that was breached in a malicious attack. On the credit card details that PlayStation Network and Qriocity do and do not store… While all credit card information stored in our systems is encrypted and there is no evidence at this time that credit card data was taken, we cannot rule out the possibility. If you have provided your credit card data through PlayStation Network or Qriocity, out of an abundance of caution we are advising you that your credit card number (excluding security code) and expiration date may have been obtained. Keep in mind, however that your credit card security code (sometimes called a CVC or CSC number) has not been obtained because we never requested it from anyone who has joined the PlayStation Network or Qriocity, and is therefore not stored anywhere in our system. Additional details (and what appears to be bordering on an apology) can be found at the PlayStation.blog. Score: 0 (0 votes cast) Urgent Fury Command: More...

After a relatively successful run on the PC and Xbox 360 last year, City Interactive’s Sniper: Ghost Warrior hits the PS3 on June 28 with improved graphics and gameplay, exclusive missions, and new multiplayer modes. Camping is highly recommended. Score: 0 (0 votes cast) Urgent Fury Command: More...

Treyarch has just released a fresh new gameplay trailer for their upcoming second map pack titled ‘Escalation’. Aiming to deliver a blockbuster experience for the Call of Duty series, Treyarch recently announced that an all-star cast was recruited for what could possibly be the final map pack for Black Ops. Featuring gameplay from all the maps (including Call of the Dead), the new trailer also shows off a new weapon that appears to transform Zombies into Federal Agents. Not to mention everyone’s favorite waiter and Stones song is back! Check it out below: Score: 0 (0 votes cast) Urgent Fury Command: More...